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Affordable housing shortage keeps Cincinnati families in shelters longer

Affordable housing shortage continues to push more families in Cincinnati into shelters as rents rise and housing supply falls. The affordable housing shortage is also forcing many families to remain in emergency shelters longer than housing providers once expected. Local housing advocates say the crisis is becoming more visible across Hamilton County as more families…

ByNina OliverioMarch 10, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati government restructuring aims to accelerate economic development and streamline city operations

Cincinnati restructuring plans are moving forward as city leaders consider a sweeping overhaul of how the local government manages economic development and growth. City leaders say the changes could reshape how development projects move through City Hall. Officials believe the overhaul, part of the Cincinnati restructuring efforts, could simplify approvals, improve coordination among agencies, and…

ByNina OliverioMarch 10, 20260Comments

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Trump’s Cincinnati visit highlights plan to lower prescription drug prices

President Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to the Greater Cincinnati area on Wednesday, March 11. This trip is part of a White House effort to highlight policies focused on reducing prescription drug costs for American patients. According to multiple media reports, the president will visit a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility. He will also speak about…

ByNina OliverioMarch 9, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati budget deficit prompts calls for cuts and revenue changes

Cincinnati's budget deficit is projected at $29.5 million in the next fiscal cycle. This resulted in city officials weighing cuts, revenue options, and community input as they prepare for a tight budget year. City officials say the next fiscal year’s projected shortfall — roughly $29.5 million — could force department cuts of about 5 percent. This deficit is…

ByNina OliverioMarch 9, 20260Comments

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Weekly weather planner: Spring-like warmth then storms expected in Cincinnati

The weekly weather planner for Cincinnati shows an unusually warm start to the week before storms move into the region. A surge of warm air will give Greater Cincinnati a taste of spring before a midweek storm system changes the forecast. Meteorologists say temperatures could climb well above normal for early March during the first…

ByNina OliverioMarch 9, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati club shooting suspects face new charges after mass gunfire incident

The Cincinnati club shooting case is expanding as prosecutors file additional charges against two men accused of opening fire inside a downtown music venue. The shooting had injured nine people and triggered state and federal investigations into illegal firearms and violent disputes inside crowded nightlife venues. Authorities say the shooting happened during a packed event…

ByNina OliverioMarch 6, 20260Comments

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Public input sought as the Cincinnati city budget faces a massive shortfall

Residents are invited to share their priorities for the upcoming Cincinnati city budget. Officials warn of potential cuts as the Cincinnati city budget faces ongoing financial pressures. Cincinnati officials are currently crafting the city’s next financial plan. They are asking residents and community organizations to weigh in early. Leaders want clear feedback on neighborhood spending…

ByNina OliverioMarch 6, 20260Comments

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Survey results show Cincinnati residents favor housing over arena at West End garage site

Cincinnati residents weigh future of West End garage site A new survey shows many residents prefer housing and mixed-use development over building an arena at the West End garage. A West End garage survey is offering new insight into what Cincinnati residents want to see built on one of the city’s most debated redevelopment sites. The…

ByNina OliverioMarch 5, 20260Comments

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Ohio hoax threats prompt widespread school lockdowns, FBI investigating

Ohio hoax threats disrupted multiple school districts on Wednesday, triggering evacuations and lockdowns across the state. The threats triggered emergency responses at schools across the state as law enforcement investigated dozens of alarming calls and messages. It also forced several school districts to evacuate buildings or initiate lockdown procedures while authorities worked to determine whether…

ByNina OliverioMarch 5, 20260Comments

Empty classroom with rows of student desks, representing the evacuation of suburban schools in Indian Hill due to a bomb threat.

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Suburban schools bomb threat prompts Indian Hill evacuation, police respond

A bomb threat at suburban schools led to the evacuation of two Indian Hill campuses on Wednesday morning. The bomb threat triggered a coordinated police response as administrators cleared buildings out of caution. Indian Hill schools evacuate after suburban schools bomb threat The bomb threat forced the evacuation of Indian Hill High School and Indian…

ByNina OliverioMarch 4, 20260Comments