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Cincinnati Native Vivek Ramaswamy Wins Ohio GOP Nomination, Faces Acton

Cincinnati’s Own Vivek Ramaswamy Delivers Landslide Victory, Poised to Become Ohio’s Next Governor Local Roots, Bold Vision: Ramaswamy Sets Up Strong Contrast with Dr. Amy Acton in November General Election Vivek Ramaswamy, the Cincinnati native and St. Xavier High School graduate, delivered a landslide victory in the May 5, 2026, Republican primary. With more than…

ByAdam KoehlerMay 6, 20260Comments

News Sports

Bengals offense ranking draws scrutiny ahead of 2026 season

The latest Bengals offense ranking has raised questions about how national analysts view Cincinnati heading into 2026. Several outlets, including Bleacher Report, placed the unit around the middle of the league during offseason evaluations. According to reporting aggregated by Sports Illustrated, one analysis ranked the Bengals’ offense No. 12 overall. That position contrasts with widespread…

ByNina OliverioMay 6, 20260Comments

News

Cincinnati Children’s research center opens in Avondale

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center has opened a new research facility in the Avondale neighborhood, strengthening its role as a national leader in pediatric medicine. The new building, known as the Winslow Research Pavilion, adds modern lab space and clinical trial capabilities to the hospital’s growing research footprint. Officials said the expansion supports faster development…

ByNina OliverioMay 6, 20260Comments

News

Cincinnati fire safety regulations update 2026: What Changed?

The City of Cincinnati has implemented updated fire regulations to align with the newly adopted 2025 Ohio Fire Code. These updated fire safety regulations represent a significant shift toward managing modern energy technologies while reducing outdated administrative hurdles for local businesses. A new era for Cincinnati safety standards The Cincinnati Fire Department recently transitioned to…

ByNina OliverioMay 5, 20260Comments

Community

Cincinnati utility bills to surge as grid costs skyrocket

Cincinnati utility bills are set to reach record highs this year as wholesale electricity and capacity costs skyrocket. Residents must prepare for higher Cincinnati utility bills because of an unprecedented spike in regional energy demands. Why Cincinnati utility bills are spiking right now Homeowners and renters across the region face a difficult financial reality this…

ByNina OliverioMay 5, 20260Comments

Politics

Ohio primary election 2026 draws statewide races as polls close tonight

The Ohio mail-in deadline is shaping voter decisions across the state as Election Day reaches its final hours. Voters who requested absentee ballots must ensure delivery by the strict 7:30 p.m. cutoff. State officials say ballots arriving after that time will not count, even if postmarked earlier. The rule reflects changes to Ohio election law…

ByNina OliverioMay 5, 20260Comments

Community

Cincinnati housing permits rise as city streamlines zoning laws

Urban density drives local growth Cincinnati is undergoing a shift in residential development following the adoption of its “Connected Communities” zoning reform in 2024. The policy was approved by City Council to expand housing options and reduce regulatory barriers, particularly along transit corridors and neighborhood business districts, and has already influenced Cincinnati housing permits. The reform…

ByNina OliverioMay 5, 20260Comments

Community Featured

Cincinnati 5G coverage drives new era of broadband expansion, internet speed

Expanding Cincinnati 5G coverage brings faster internet speeds and reliable broadband access to local neighborhoods. Residents exploring Cincinnati 5G coverage will find significant telecom updates changing the way they connect online. Cincinnati 5G coverage expands rapidly The demand for high-speed internet shapes telecom decisions across Ohio. Providers aggressively enhance Cincinnati 5G coverage to meet business…

ByNina OliverioMay 4, 20260Comments

News Politics

Ohio primary race heats up for state Supreme Court seat

The contest features four candidates with judicial experience, reflecting a competitive and closely watched Republican primary. Judges Andrew King, Jill Flagg Lanzinger, and Ronald Lewis are all serving on Ohio appellate courts, while Colleen O’Donnell brings experience as a former common pleas and immigration judge. According to the State News Bureau, the absence of a…

ByNina OliverioMay 4, 20260Comments

Community News

Parking lot security: Mayor delays vote amid cost concerns

City leaders paused action on new regulations aimed at improving safety in public parking areas. Mayor Aftab Pureval delayed a scheduled vote to allow more time for revisions and stakeholder input. The proposal would require operators of parking lots and garages to adopt stronger safety measures. These include surveillance cameras, improved lighting, and in some…

ByNina OliverioMay 4, 20260Comments