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Cincinnati violent crime accountability
Community Opinion Politics

After an 11-Year-Old Is Killed, Cincinnati Must Confront Violent Crime and Accountability

The following is a firsthand account reflecting on violent crime, public safety, and accountability in Cincinnati. Cincinnati violent crime accountability is a crucial issue to address. A Night That Changed a Family Forever On the first night of 2026 in Cincinnati, a precious 11-year-old girl was shot and killed while playing with her cousins in…
January 4, 20260Comments

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Volunteers preparing meals at a nonprofit organization, illustrating the importance of accountability and trust in charitable work.
Community Opinion Politics

The Value NGOs Bring to Society — and Why Accountability Matters When Fraud Occurs

Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and nonprofits play a crucial role in serving the most vulnerable members of society, particularly when government systems fall short. Often structured as 501(c)(3) organizations, these institutions focus on specific needs. They step in where public agencies struggle to meet demand. Their work highlights both the importance of strong nonprofit accountability and…
January 4, 20260Comments

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Jail bars and a detained individual, symbolizing concerns about violent crime and accountability in Cincinnati.
Community Opinion Politics

Cincinnati Crime and Accountability: A Community Demands Answers

Recent acts of violence across Cincinnati during the holiday season have shaken public confidence. These events left families grieving losses that should never have occurred. Moreover, these incidents highlight concerns over Cincinnati crime accountability. On Christmas Eve, a woman was found dead in West Price Hill. On Christmas Day, a mother and her two children…
January 3, 20260Comments

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righteous city building
Community Lifestyle Opinion

Righteous City Building: Why Vision Without Righteousness Cannot Transform Cities

Every generation produces dreamers—people with ideas, ambitions, and plans for what they hope to build. Vision, however, is not enough. Even in righteous city building, action beyond vision is essential. Vision alone does not change cities. It does not revive communities, restore neighborhoods, or bring lasting healing to the people who live within them. Vision…
December 23, 20250Comments

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Ohio election integrity
Opinion Politics

Ohio Election Integrity: An Outsider’s War on Columbus Politics

From the battlefield to the ballot box, a retired Air Force intelligence officer makes the case for restoring trust in Ohio election integrity. Columbus politics has long favored the self-serving ambitions of insiders over the urgent needs of everyday Ohioans. This tired ritual of party elites shuffling between government posts—like musical chairs with taxpayer-funded thrones—fosters…
December 16, 20250Comments

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Masked figure symbolizing anonymous corruption, illustrating concerns about Cincinnati financial mismanagement.
Community Opinion Politics

Cincinnati Financial Mismanagement: What the City’s Own Audits Reveal About Leadership and Accountability

The shocking report and confirmation of Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval’s private vehicle repossession should concern every citizen and taxpayer of Cincinnati. This incident adds to worries about Cincinnati financial mismanagement, raising questions about leadership accountability. The elected leadership of Cincinnati is trusted to have the expertise to balance a budget with complex and nuanced layers…
December 11, 20250Comments

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Cincinnati mayoral election
Opinion Politics

Post-Mayoral Race: What We Learned From the 2025 Cincinnati Mayoral Election

After winning the primary, we commissioned a poll targeting 200,000 high-propensity citywide voters — both Republicans and Democrats. During the Cincinnati mayoral election, this poll provided important insights. The key insight was clear: not enough voters knew who Cory was. That set the direction for the next phase of the race: a full-scale effort to…
December 9, 20250Comments

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