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World Health Organization flag flying outside WHO headquarters amid U.S. exit announcement

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U.S. exit from WHO sparks global health concern

Article Summary The United States officially exited the World Health Organization on January 22, 2026, without paying roughly $260 million in outstanding dues. Global health experts warn the move could weaken disease surveillance, outbreak response, and vaccine programs. WHO faces a significant funding shortfall. As a result, the organization is forcing hiring freezes and program…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 22, 20260Comments

Snow-lined sidewalk cleared after winter storm in Cincinnati

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Cincinnati expands snow tech to tackle winter roads ahead of storm

Article Summary Cincinnati has launched new snow tech to improve winter road safety ahead of an approaching storm. Upgrades include drones for aerial monitoring, weather stations at key intersections, and tablets for plow drivers connected to a live snowplow tracker. City officials say these tools address last year’s operational gaps. Moreover, they allow crews to…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 22, 20260Comments

Red car speeding on a city street with motion blur, illustrating the crackdown on illegal street racing in Kentucky.

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Illegal racing crackdown could allow Kentucky to seize and destroy street racers’ cars

Article Summary Kentucky lawmakers are advancing a proposal that could make illegal street racing penalties among the toughest in the nation. House Bill 425 would raise fines and allow police to confiscate, sell, or even destroy vehicles used in street races, especially for repeat offenders. Supporters say the measure would deter dangerous driving and save…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 22, 20260Comments

Solar panels installed at a landfill solar project in Cincinnati, Ohio, capturing sunlight in a green field.

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Cincinnati landfill solar project set to power homes while boosting city’s renewable energy push

Article Summary Cincinnati is moving forward with a solar project on the long-closed Center Hill Landfill in Winton Hills. This will turn unused land into a clean energy asset. The solar array is expected to generate enough electricity to power about 1,200 homes annually. However, it will be supplying city operations rather than individual households.…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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Weekend snow forecast: Cincinnati faces major winter storm

Article Summary A major winter storm could bring accumulating snow to Cincinnati this weekend, with forecasters predicting cold temperatures and mostly snow rather than rain or ice. The National Weather Service says snowfall could range from one to three inches, with higher amounts possible depending on the storm’s track. Snow is expected to begin late…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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Learning and safety threat leads evacuation at Cincinnati middle school

Article Summary A Cincinnati middle school was evacuated after receiving a bomb threat by phone, prompting swift emergency action. Bridgetown Middle School in Green Township moved students and staff to safety while police and fire crews conducted a thorough search with K-9 units. No explosive device was found, and all were reported safe. Students were…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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New report finds screen time limits for children no longer enough to protect health

Article Summary A new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics finds that simple screen time limits are no longer enough to protect children’s health. Modern digital media—including social media, apps, and interactive games—uses autoplay, notifications, and algorithms to maximize engagement. This, in turn, affects sleep, learning, and mental health. Experts recommend focusing on content…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 20, 20260Comments

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Trump reverses Ohio funding cuts amid backlash

Article Summary The Trump administration briefly cut about $2 billion in federal funding, including millions for Ohio programs supporting vulnerable populations. The sudden move sparked backlash from state officials, lawmakers, and advocacy groups, who warned it would disrupt child care, mental health, and addiction services. Ohio leaders, including Governor Mike DeWine, defended state programs and…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 20, 20260Comments

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City of Cincinnati faces tight budget after ARPA funds end

Article Summary Cincinnati is facing a tight budget as federal ARPA pandemic relief funds end. This leaves a projected $10.2 million deficit for FY 2026–2027. City Manager Sheryl Long balanced the budget through roughly 2% departmental cuts, reduced spending, and vacant positions. As a result, the city avoided major layoffs. However, officials warn long-term stability…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 20, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati warming center opens on MLK Day amid dangerously cold forecast

Article Summary Cincinnati opened a warming center on Martin Luther King Jr. Day as dangerously cold temperatures and near-zero wind chills affected the region. The Cincinnati warming center operated at the St. Anthony Center in Over-the-Rhine from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., offering meals, transportation, clothing, and support services. Additional recreation centers served as warming…

ByNina OliverioJanuary 19, 20260Comments