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Community

Cincinnati farmers markets expand as sustainable food movement grows

Cincinnati farmers markets are expanding across neighborhoods as residents seek fresher, locally grown products. Cincinnati farmers markets are also fueling the broader sustainable food Ohio conversation and strengthening the local food movement Cincinnati leaders continue to support. Local producers say consumer demand has shifted in recent years. Shoppers want to know where their food comes…

ByNina OliverioFebruary 18, 20260Comments

ShotSpotter gunshot detection sensor mounted on a pole with the Cincinnati skyline and Roebling Bridge in the background.

Community

Cincinnati ShotSpotter debate intensifies as city expands smart surveillance tools

Cincinnati ShotSpotter remains a focal point in the city’s public safety strategy. Cincinnati ShotSpotter continues to shape how police deploy resources in neighborhoods affected by gun violence. City officials say the acoustic gunshot detection system helps officers respond faster to shootings. The technology uses rooftop sensors to detect, triangulate, and alert police to suspected gunfire…

ByNina OliverioFebruary 18, 20260Comments

Man expressing visible frustration, illustrating rising political hostility and social tension

Health

Political Hostility and Online Incivility: Why People Feel Meaner Now

Political hostility doesn’t just show up at election time anymore. It shows up in family group chats, comment sections, school meetings, and everyday conversations that feel more brittle than they used to.h If it feels like people are quicker to snap—and social media is rougher than ever—there’s evidence behind that feeling. A rise in political…

ByAdam KoehlerFebruary 18, 20260Comments

News

Juvenile Shot on I-75 in Cincinnati

An I-75 shooting left a juvenile injured Tuesday afternoon on Cincinnati’s west side. Cincinnati police responded just after 1:10 p.m. to reports of gunfire on southbound Interstate 75 near the 2.6 mile marker, close to the Harrison Avenue exit and the Western Hills Viaduct. Officers located a juvenile victim at the scene. Police transported the…

ByCincinnati ExchangeFebruary 17, 20260Comments

Cincinnati Bengals fans in a living room watching the 2026 NFL Draft on television as the No. 10 overall pick is announced.

Sports

Bengals 2026 Draft Pick: Fixing the Defense at No. 10

The Bengals 2026 draft pick at No. 10 is their highest selection in five years. After a disappointing season exposed weaknesses across the defense, Cincinnati enters the offseason needing immediate contributors. This need is particularly evident as the Bengals 2026 draft pick comes into focus. The offense remains intact around Joe Burrow and…

ByAdam KoehlerFebruary 17, 20260Comments

Business Tips

Cincinnati Ad Agencies Are Shrinking — What Replaced the 300-Person Model?

For decades, Cincinnati ad agencies formed a central part of the region’s professional economy. Large firms with 200 to 400 employees supported brand management operations tied to Procter & Gamble, Kroger, and other consumer companies. Today, that landscape looks different. For example, Cincinnati ad agencies that once operated at a large scale now run with…

ByRob KantnerFebruary 17, 20260Comments

Northside Shooting Scene on Hamilton Avenue

News

Northside Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Residents Demand Accountability

A deadly Northside shooting early Sunday morning has intensified concerns about safety in one of Cincinnati’s busiest entertainment corridors. Gunfire erupted around 2:30 a.m. near Hamilton Avenue and Blue Rock Street, an area known for its nightlife, restaurants, and music venues. Now, as investigators review evidence, residents and business leaders are pressing for change. What…

ByAdam KoehlerFebruary 17, 20260Comments

Mount Rushmore presidential faces symbolizing Presidents’ Day in Cincinnati 2026

Community Lifestyle

Presidents’ Day Cincinnati 2026: What’s Open and Closed

Why Presidents’ Day Matters in Cincinnati Presidents’ Day Cincinnati is more than just a federal holiday on the calendar. While the day officially honors George Washington’s birthday, it has evolved into a broader recognition of American presidents. For Cincinnati, the holiday carries a direct local tie. The city is the birthplace of William Howard Taft…

ByAdam KoehlerFebruary 16, 20260Comments

Financial chart on computer screen representing unrealized capital gains tax debate and investment valuation changes

Business Politics

Unrealized Capital Gains Tax Debate Expands in U.S. and Europe

What Is an Unrealized Capital Gains Tax? An unrealized capital gains tax would require taxpayers to pay tax on asset appreciation even if the asset has not been sold. Under current U.S. law, capital gains tax applies when an asset is sold and a profit is realized. One topic of debate is the unrealized capital…

ByAdam KoehlerFebruary 16, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati farmers markets expand as sustainable food movement grows

Cincinnati ShotSpotter debate intensifies as city expands smart surveillance tools

Juvenile Shot on I-75 in Cincinnati

Bengals 2026 Draft Pick: Fixing the Defense at No. 10

Cincinnati Ad Agencies Are Shrinking — What Replaced the 300-Person Model?

Northside Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Residents Demand Accountability

Presidents’ Day Cincinnati 2026: What’s Open and Closed

Unrealized Capital Gains Tax Debate Expands in U.S. and Europe

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