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Spring-like storms expected in Cincinnati as week’s weather turns volatile

Cincinnati weather enters a volatile pattern with spring-like storms this week. Forecast models and local forecasters confirm the arrival of spring-like storms that could bring thunderstorms and severe risks on Thursday. Cincinnati’s weather is on the move with spring-like storms expected through mid-week as a warm air mass climbs into the region, driving temperatures well…
February 24, 20260Comments

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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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Wilmington council approves data center zoning amid heavy community pushback

The recent data center zoning approval marks a major economic shift for Wilmington. Local leaders hope this data center zoning decision brings new jobs to the region. The Wilmington City Council officially passed new data center zoning ordinances on Thursday. Consequently , this data center zoning decision fundamentally changes the landscape of Clinton County. The…
February 21, 20260Comments

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Rescued dogs arrive in Cincinnati after multi-state dog-fighting probe

Rescued dogs arrive in Cincinnati following a suspected multi-state dog-fighting investigation. More than 100 dogs linked to a suspected dog-fighting ring are now in the care of Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Cincinnati.  Law enforcement officers transported the animals from South Carolina and Florida after intervening in the suspected operation. Local…
February 20, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati pension settlement aims to stabilize city’s retirement system

Cincinnati pension settlement moves forward after months of negotiations. City leaders say the Cincinnati pension settlement will protect retirees and strengthen long-term financial stability. The new agreement represents a major effort to address the long-running challenges facing the City of Cincinnati's retirement system. Officials announced the framework earlier this week, calling it a balanced compromise…
February 20, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati congressional candidate’s hit‑and‑run case puts campaign under scrutiny

Cincinnati Libertarian candidate John David Hancock faces a hit‑and‑run case after prosecutors say he failed to stop for a seriously injured pedestrian. The hit‑and‑run case has put the campaign of the 31‑year‑old hopeful in the spotlight as he continues his bid for Ohio’s 1st Congressional District seat. Hancock’s indictment on a felony charge stems from…
February 19, 20260Comments

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University of Cincinnati ends Ph.D. Project partnership after federal civil rights ruling

The University of Cincinnati has ended its Ph.D. Project partnership following a federal civil rights investigation. Moreover, the Ph.D. Project partnership decision came after federal officials ruled the organization violated Title VI. The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights announced resolution agreements with 31 universities nationwide. The agency concluded that the Ph.D. Project…
February 19, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati budget committee approves immigrant services funding amid local debate

Cincinnati’s Budget, Finance, and Governance Committee this week approved immigrant services funding of $210,000 to support legal representation and community services for immigrants and refugees in the city.  The motion, introduced by Councilman Ryan James, aims to expand access to legal counsel, outreach programs, and social resources for migrants navigating complex federal immigration processes.  Advocates…
February 19, 20260Comments

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