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Acton proposes Ohio property tax relief

Property taxes have become one of the defining issues in Ohio’s 2026 gubernatorial race as homeowners continue to face rising tax bills following higher home valuations and county reassessments. Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton recently unveiled a plan that would provide targeted relief for seniors and middle-income homeowners while increasing state funding for public education.…
July 22, 20260Comments

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Did a Chained Crossing Arm Keep Cincinnati’s Duck Creek Floodgate From Closing?

A source says the floodgate's warning arms were intentionally restrained after years without preventive maintenance. Photographs obtained by The Cincinnati Exchange show the crossing arms physically chained in the raised position. Whether that chain prevented the flood wall from deploying remains under investigation. The Duck Creek floodgate is a key component of…
July 22, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati emergency declaration follows flooding, severe storm damage

Mayor Aftab Pureval declared a local emergency for the City of Cincinnati on Tuesday after multiple rounds of severe weather caused widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and dangerous conditions across the city.  The declaration follows deadly flash flooding that struck the region on Friday and another round of storms on Tuesday that produced additional flooding and…
July 22, 20260Comments

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Deep floodwaters covering a residential street and surrounding homes in a Cincinnati neighborhood after severe flash flooding.
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Flash flooding prompts renewed calls for long-term solutions in Cincinnati

Cleanup continued across Cincinnati on Tuesday after another round of strong thunderstorms swept through the Tri-State, bringing renewed flash flooding to neighborhoods still recovering from Friday’s historic rainfall.  The latest storms reinforced concerns that the city faces growing challenges as heavy rain events become more frequent. Residents and business owners spent the weekend removing damaged…
July 22, 20260Comments

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Paycor Stadium renovations debut as Bengals complete phase one of $500M project

The Cincinnati Bengals have completed the first phase of the largest renovation project in Paycor Stadium’s history.  The improvements are part of an approximately $500 million modernization plan designed to enhance the fan experience while extending the stadium’s lifespan.  The upgrades will be in place for the start of the 2026 National Football League (NFL)…
July 21, 20260Comments

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An aerial architectural rendering of the planned Cincinnati Marriott hotel, featuring a multi-story modern building with green rooftop terraces and an adjacent parking structure.
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Cincinnati convention headquarters hotel breaks ground on $540 million downtown project

City leaders, developers, and tourism officials gathered Tuesday morning to celebrate the beginning of construction on the new Downtown Marriott headquarters hotel. The project represents one of the largest hospitality developments in Cincinnati’s history, with an estimated investment of approximately $540 million. https://thecincinnatiexchange.com/cincinnati-developers-subsidies-convention-headquarters-hotel. The hotel will stand adjacent to the newly renamed First Financial Center,…
July 21, 20260Comments

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First responders in yellow high-visibility jackets and helmets wading through deep floodwaters to reach a partially submerged black car.
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East Side flooding leaves one dead, three injured after torrential rain in Hamilton County

The Cincinnati Fire Department confirmed one fatality and at least three injuries after flash flooding struck communities on Cincinnati’s East Side and neighboring Fairfax.  Officials said several inches of rain fell in a short period, sending water rushing into low-lying neighborhoods and causing Duck Creek to overflow.  Emergency crews rescued stranded residents from vehicles and…
July 20, 20260Comments

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Workers in high-visibility yellow rain gear cleaning thick mud and floodwaters from a street in front of local businesses.
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East Side flooding cleanup continues as Cincinnati businesses recover

Cleanup efforts continued across Cincinnati’s East Side after powerful storms produced flash flooding that inundated streets and businesses over the weekend. Property owners spent hours removing mud, drying buildings, and salvaging equipment as they assessed the damage. Several businesses remained closed while crews worked to restore safe conditions. City officials also reminded residents to avoid…
July 20, 20260Comments

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