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Immigration enforcement ties draw protests and scrutiny across Greater Cincinnati

Immigration enforcement ties are under renewed scrutiny across Greater Cincinnati. Six counties in the tri-state region maintain agreements with federal immigration authorities. According to reporting by WVXU , these counties either house detainees for federal agencies or participate in enforcement partnerships. As a result, the arrangements connect local jail systems to federal immigration operations.…
February 23, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati zoning reforms accelerate local housing construction and reduce red tape

The latest data reveals that the new Cincinnati zoning reforms are actively cutting development red tape. City officials expect these Cincinnati zoning reforms to continuously boost local housing production over the next decade. The initial impacts of the Connected Communities legislation are finally becoming clear. The targeted rule changes passed in June 2024 are successfully…
February 23, 20260Comments

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Homelessness in Cincinnati rises as shelters near capacity

Homelessness in Cincinnati continues to strain local systems Homelessness in Cincinnati is increasing as emergency shelters Cincinnati providers operate report higher demand and longer stays. Homelessness in Cincinnati has climbed in recent years, mirroring trends across the state and nation. Homelessness in Cincinnati now affects families, seniors, and young adults at growing rates, according to…
February 19, 20260Comments

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Downtown Cincinnati office vacancies stretch as remote work shifts reshape city core

Downtown Cincinnati office vacancies remain elevated in new market reality Moreover, the office vacancies continue to challenge landlords and city planners. The office vacancies in downtown Cincinnati have hovered above traditional levels. Companies continue to adjust space needs due to persistent hybrid and remote work trends. Data from commercial real estate reports show the vacancy…
February 18, 20260Comments

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Fresh carrots, bell peppers, and leafy greens displayed in crates at a Cincinnati farmers market.
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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…
February 18, 20260Comments

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ShotSpotter gunshot detection sensor mounted on a pole with the Cincinnati skyline and Roebling Bridge in the background.
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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…
February 18, 20260Comments

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Two construction workers in safety vests and hard hats replacing a lead water pipe in a trench in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati lead pipe replacement program ramps up amid broader infrastructure push

City program expands removal of high‑risk lead service lines The city’s water utility, Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW), continues strategic work to replace lead service lines. These are the underground pipes that connect homes and businesses to public water mains.  These lead pipes pose a known health risk, especially to children, because lead can…
February 12, 20260Comments

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