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Cincinnati’s FY26 Budget Plan: Potholes, Parks, and Homeless Support

Mayor Aftab Pureval has unveiled the proposed Cincinnati budget FY26 , and it’s clear one priority stands out above all: basic needs. With new funding from the recent sale of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, the administration is tackling infrastructure, parks, and homelessness head-on — all while funding new public services hires. Cincinnati Budget…

BycinciexchangeJune 9, 20250Comments

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Cory Bowman’s Mayoral Run Shows Grassroots Momentum in Cincinnati

While voter turnout in the recent Cincinnati mayoral primary may have been historically low, one candidate’s message still managed to rise above the noise — and the silence. Cory Bowman, a West End business owner and community advocate, brought more than a campaign to the race. He brought a movement, Cory Bowman for…

BycinciexchangeMay 8, 20250Comments

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The Flying Pig Marathon Is More Than a Race — It’s a Cincinnati Celebration

The Flying Pig Marathon isn’t just a race — it’s a tradition, a homecoming, and for thousands of runners each spring, it’s the most exciting weekend in Greater Cincinnati. And after picking up my race packet today at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center , I can confirm: the Pig is back, and it’s bigger…

BycinciexchangeMay 2, 20250Comments

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Clashing Visions and a Stirring Start: Cincinnati Mayoral Candidates Face Off in First 2025 Debate

The first public showdown of Cincinnati’s 2025 mayoral race kicked off Tuesday evening at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts in Price Hill with no shortage of tension, sharp exchanges, and ideological divide. Incumbent Mayor Aftab Pureval took the stage alongside Republican challengers Cory Bowman and Brian Frank , marking the first…

BycinciexchangeMarch 26, 20250Comments

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SparkHaus: Catalyzing Entrepreneurship in Covington

Over the past decade, Covington has seen a wave of development, particularly along Madison Avenue, where projects like Hotel Covington, North by Hotel Covington, and new mixed-use developments have revitalized the business district. The addition of SparkHaus only accelerates this momentum, adding a critical resource for the entrepreneurial community. Covington’s leadership has worked to position…

BycinciexchangeMarch 19, 20250Comments

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Cincinnati Zoo Leads Conservation Efforts to Reintroduce Nearly Extinct Bird Species

The Cincinnati Zoo is once again taking the lead in global conservation efforts, this time focusing on the reintroduction of a nearly extinct bird species. The zoo, known for its commitment to preserving endangered animals, has been instrumental in breeding and preparing this critically endangered bird species for re-entry into its natural habitat. With a…

BycinciexchangeSeptember 13, 20240Comments

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Interest Rate Cuts on the Horizon: What to Expect for the Economy Over the Next Several Months

A s we move through the final months of 2024, all eyes are on the Federal Reserve and its expected interest rate cuts. After a period of aggressive rate hikes to combat post-pandemic inflation, the Fed is likely to begin cutting interest rates this September. This shift could have significant economic effects over the next…

BycinciexchangeSeptember 13, 20240Comments

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FAFSA Delays Hit University of Cincinnati Students Hard: A Crisis in College Financial Aid

Students at the University of Cincinnati (UC), along with many others nationwide, are facing significant challenges due to delays in processing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This situation has left thousands of students in a state of uncertainty regarding their financial aid packages, impacting their ability to pay for tuition, housing, and…

BycinciexchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

Cincinnati’s Crime Reporting Concerns: Is the Data Accurate?

C incinnati, like many U.S. cities, faces challenges in accurately reporting crime statistics. Issues such as underreporting by victims and inconsistent reporting by police departments can skew crime data, making it difficult to understand the true scope of crime in the city. This problem is not unique to Cincinnati; several other major cities, including Los…

BycinciexchangeSeptember 12, 20240Comments

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