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Ohio Lawmakers Push Early Action to Prevent Alleged Minnesota-Style Childcare Fraud in Columbus

Ohio lawmakers are moving to intervene early amid growing concerns. Publicly funded childcare programs in the Columbus area may be showing warning signs similar to those that preceded one of the largest fraud scandals in recent Midwestern history. Childcare fraud allegations have prompted urgent attention. In late December, 43 members of the Ohio General Assembly…

ByAdam KoehlerDecember 31, 20250Comments

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Joe Burrow Trade Rumors Explode: Could the Bengals Actually Deal Their Franchise QB This Offseason?

As the Cincinnati Bengals limp to the end of a frustrating 2025 season—currently sitting at around 6-10 after a disappointing campaign marred by injuries and defensive struggles—the NFL world is buzzing with one question: Is Joe Burrow on the trade block, possibly leading to a Joe Burrow trade? The 29-year-old superstar quarterback's candid comments in…

ByRob KantnerDecember 31, 20250Comments

Silver handcuffs resting on a dark wooden surface, representing the reduction in violent crime across Ohio in 2025.

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State crime reduction initiative yields over 500 felony arrests in 2025, says Ohio governor

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced today that a targeted state initiative aimed at curbing violent crime has resulted in 521 felony arrests. Additionally, the initiative led to the seizure of 175 illegally possessed firearms over the past year. The results come from the Governor’s Violent Crime Reduction Initiative. This initiative deployed state resources to support…

ByNina OliverioDecember 31, 20250Comments

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Ohio fire grants award millions to upgrade department equipment

Ohio fire grants provide critical funding for emergency radio communication upgrades and safety gear across the state. State officials announce nearly $4 million in Ohio fire grants to help first responders modernize their radios. State Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon announced this week that 198 fire departments across the state have been selected to receive significant…

ByNina OliverioDecember 31, 20250Comments

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Cincinnati 2026: Growth, challenges and change ahead

The year 2026 is shaping up Cincinnati to be a defining year for the city. Additionally, in 2026, Cincinnati will see major infrastructure projects, economic shifts, and cultural investments that could reshape the community. The Queen City residents and regional leaders alike are focused on what lies ahead as the city approaches 2026. Regional economic…

ByNina OliverioDecember 31, 20250Comments

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Nonprofit Fraud Exposed: Minnesota’s Billion-Dollar Scandals, Ohio Indictments, and Rising Risks in Cincinnati

In an era where taxpayer dollars fund essential social services, nonprofit fraud scandals are shaking public trust across the Midwest. This includes potential concerns about nonprofit fraud in Cincinnati. From Minnesota's Feeding Our Future scheme—described as the largest COVID-19 fraud case in U.S. history—to emerging indictments in Ohio, these stories reveal systemic vulnerabilities in government-funded…

ByAdam KoehlerDecember 30, 20250Comments

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New Ohio laws impact taxes, crime, and schools in 2026

Several new Ohio laws will reshape the state’s tax code, public safety protocols, and educational standards beginning New Year’s Day. While some of these new Ohio laws introduce minor administrative adjustments, others—like a major income tax overhaul—will be felt by nearly every resident in the state. Flat tax era begins for Ohio residents The most…

ByNina OliverioDecember 30, 20250Comments

Skateboarder performing a mid-air trick over a ramp that will be soon be seen at Camp Washington Skate Park in Cincinnati under a cloudy sky.

Community Sports

Funding has been secured for the new Camp Washington skate park opening in 2026

Funding is fully secured for the long-awaited Camp Washington skate park in Cincinnati, marking a major milestone for the neighborhood. The project remains on schedule for a Summer 2026 opening as construction preparations begin. For years, local skateboarders have advocated for a dedicated, municipally-owned facility within Cincinnati city limits. That vision is finally becoming a…

ByNina OliverioDecember 30, 20250Comments

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How to finally keep your New Year’s resolutions in 2026?

Expert strategies can help you stick to your New Year’s resolutions long past January. Learn the psychology behind making successful New Year’s resolutions that actually last. The final hours of 2025 are ticking away. Millions of Americans are preparing to overhaul their lives when the clock strikes midnight. We promise ourselves that this is…

ByNina OliverioDecember 30, 20250Comments

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Ohio Lawmakers Push Early Action to Prevent Alleged Minnesota-Style Childcare Fraud in Columbus

Joe Burrow Trade Rumors Explode: Could the Bengals Actually Deal Their Franchise QB This Offseason?

State crime reduction initiative yields over 500 felony arrests in 2025, says Ohio governor

Ohio fire grants award millions to upgrade department equipment

Cincinnati 2026: Growth, challenges and change ahead

Nonprofit Fraud Exposed: Minnesota’s Billion-Dollar Scandals, Ohio Indictments, and Rising Risks in Cincinnati

New Ohio laws impact taxes, crime, and schools in 2026

Funding has been secured for the new Camp Washington skate park opening in 2026

How to finally keep your New Year’s resolutions in 2026?

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