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Cincinnati skatepark breaks ground in Camp Washington ahead of fall opening

The construction of Cincinnati skatepark has officially begun in the Camp Washington neighborhood. This project marks the city’s first full-scale public facility designed for skateboarders. The city of Cincinnati has started building its first full-scale skatepark, with officials targeting a fall 2026 opening. The long-awaited Cincinnati skatepark will bring a dedicated space for skaters within…

ByNina Oliverio19 minutes ago0Comments

Cincinnati City Hall near Over-the-Rhine where police are investigating fatal teen shooting case

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Third Arrest in Fatal Over-the-Rhine Shooting Raises New Questions About Repeat Offenders

Cincinnati police announced that 18-year-old Jalen Cook has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Thomas “T.J.” Bell in Over-the-Rhine. The arrest makes Cook the third suspect taken into custody in the case, joining Davon Marcum and a 17-year-old previously charged in Bell’s death. Police said Bell was shot on Sept. 16,…

ByAdam Koehler2 days ago0Comments

Cincinnati Zoo worker injured by red panda during routine animal care

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Cincinnati Zoo Worker Injured by Red Panda, Officials Say Incident Was Minor

A worker at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden was injured Friday morning after being scratched by a red panda during routine care, according to zoo officials. The incident, which initially circulated online as an “animal attack,” resulted in minor injuries and did not disrupt zoo operations. What Happened at the Cincinnati Zoo…

ByAdam Koehler2 days ago0Comments

Teresa Theetge walking in a hallway wearing a white blazer and blue patterned blouse during a public appearance

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Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge Still on Paid Leave. Will City Charter Block Firing?

Nearly six months after being placed on paid leave following a series of high-profile downtown incidents, Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge remains in limbo. She met with City Manager Sheryl Long in a closed-door hearing as the city weighs its next move. But whether she returns or is removed may come down to more than…

ByAdam Koehler2 days ago0Comments

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Cincinnati infrastructure projects reshape roads, bridges, transit in 2026

Cincinnati is entering a pivotal construction year as large-scale infrastructure work expands across Hamilton County and the broader Tri-State region. City leaders, state agencies, and transit officials are aligning investments to address aging structures, traffic congestion, and future growth. Several projects now underway or beginning in 2026 are expected to reshape commuting patterns and economic…

ByNina Oliverio3 days ago0Comments

Road closed barricades and detour signs blocking traffic on Interstate 75 North toward Dayton during a weekend closure in Cincinnati.

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I-75 closure set for weekend in Cincinnati amid major construction work

A full shutdown of Interstate 75 in Cincinnati is scheduled for the weekend, bringing significant traffic changes across the region. Transportation officials confirmed the closure will allow construction crews to complete work that cannot be safely done with live traffic. The impacted stretch runs through a critical corridor near downtown, one of the busiest freight…

ByNina Oliverio3 days ago0Comments

Cincinnati Planned Parenthood building cordoned off with yellow caution tape during a fire investigation.

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Planned Parenthood fire under investigation after late-night blaze in Cincinnati

Authorities are investigating a fire that broke out at a Planned Parenthood facility in Cincinnati’s Mt. Auburn neighborhood late Thursday night. Emergency crews responded to the building on Auburn Avenue around 11 p.m., according to multiple local reports. Firefighters were able to bring the blaze under control within a short time. No staff or patients…

ByNina Oliverio3 days ago0Comments

New digital transit signs displayed on a Cincinnati Metro bus traveling through downtown on the 33 Westwood route.

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Cincinnati transit signs rollout aims to modernize rider experience

Cincinnati transit signs are being introduced across the city to improve navigation and rider access. These transit signs are part of a broader modernization effort focused on clarity, accessibility, and real-time updates. Cincinnati Metro has begun installing thousands of redesigned bus stop markers across Hamilton County, marking one of the largest signage upgrades in the…

ByNina Oliverio3 days ago0Comments

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Greater Cincinnati school levies head to May 5 ballot amid funding pressures

School districts across the Greater Cincinnati region are asking voters to approve new or renewed tax levies in the upcoming May 5, 2026 election. These measures primarily aim to fund daily operations such as staffing, transportation, and classroom resources. According to reporting by WLWT and Axios, at least six districts have placed levies on the…

ByNina Oliverio4 days ago0Comments

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Cincinnati traffic updates: 2026 road safety and construction

New construction projects are generating crucial Cincinnati traffic updates for daily commuters. Review these Cincinnati traffic updates to navigate road safety improvements effectively this year. Daily commuters need the latest Cincinnati traffic updates as massive construction projects reshape the city. These Cincinnati traffic updates highlight major shifts in highway routing and neighborhood road safety. Heavy…

ByNina Oliverio4 days ago0Comments