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Cincinnati’s FY26 Budget Plan: Potholes, Parks, and Homeless Support

Mayor Aftab Pureval has unveiled the proposed Cincinnati budget FY26 , and it’s clear one priority stands out above all: basic needs. With new funding from the recent sale of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, the administration is tackling infrastructure, parks, and homelessness head-on — all while funding new public services hires. Cincinnati Budget…

BycinciexchangeJune 9, 20250Comments

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Cory Bowman’s Mayoral Run Shows Grassroots Momentum in Cincinnati

While voter turnout in the recent Cincinnati mayoral primary may have been historically low, one candidate’s message still managed to rise above the noise — and the silence. Cory Bowman, a West End business owner and community advocate, brought more than a campaign to the race. He brought a movement, Cory Bowman for…

BycinciexchangeMay 8, 20250Comments

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Business Politics

Can Ohio Be a Leader in Digital Innovation? Why FIT21 Could Help

Earlier this year, a 73-year-old woman in Hamilton County lost over $41,000 to a cryptocurrency scam involving a Bitcoin ATM. Thanks to quick action by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, most of the funds were recovered. But incidents like this are increasingly common—and not everyone is so lucky. As digital assets like cryptocurrency and…

BycinciexchangeApril 18, 20250Comments

Lifestyle Politics

Why Cincinnati’s Public Spaces are Crumbling, and How to Fix Them

When I recently shared images of decaying infrastructure at Inwood Park in Mt. Auburn, I expected a strong reaction—but the dialogue that unfolded was eye-opening. Cincinnati residents revealed deep frustrations with city neglect, inconsistent accountability, and troubling double standards in how maintenance rules are enforced. This isn’t just a Cincinnati problem—it’s a Rust Belt reality.…

BycinciexchangeApril 1, 20250Comments

Lifestyle Politics

NRW Scholarship Honors Local Women During National Women’s History Month

As March draws to a close, Cincinnati celebrates National Women’s History Month by honoring local young women making significant strides toward leadership, advocacy, and education. This national observance provides a valuable opportunity to recognize the historic contributions of women in shaping our communities and driving positive societal change. Locally, organizations like the Northeast Republican Women's…

BycinciexchangeMarch 31, 20250Comments

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Clashing Visions and a Stirring Start: Cincinnati Mayoral Candidates Face Off in First 2025 Debate

The first public showdown of Cincinnati’s 2025 mayoral race kicked off Tuesday evening at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts in Price Hill with no shortage of tension, sharp exchanges, and ideological divide. Incumbent Mayor Aftab Pureval took the stage alongside Republican challengers Cory Bowman and Brian Frank , marking the first…

BycinciexchangeMarch 26, 20250Comments

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Crime and Policing in Cincinnati: Are We Any Safer?

Cincinnati has seen an ebb and flow in crime rates over the years, with city officials often touting improvements while many residents remain skeptical. The question remains: are the policies being implemented making the city safer, or are they exacerbating the problems? A closer look at crime statistics, police funding, and law enforcement strategies reveals…

BycinciexchangeMarch 19, 20250Comments

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Taxpayer Funds and Nonprofit Grift: Are Cincinnati’s Social Programs Working?

Cincinnati’s social programs, funded by taxpayer dollars and often administered by nonprofits, are meant to provide essential services to vulnerable populations. From homelessness initiatives to job training programs and education support, these organizations are entrusted with millions of dollars each year. But are they delivering real solutions, or are they simply sustaining an industry that…

BycinciexchangeMarch 19, 20250Comments

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Hamilton County GOP’s Strategy for 2025: Can Republicans Gain Ground Amid Democratic Challenges?

Hamilton County, encompassing Cincinnati, has long been a Democratic stronghold. However, recent national trends indicating declining favorability for the Democratic Party present a potential opening for the Hamilton County Republican Party (HCRP) in the 2025 elections. With strategic planning and capitalizing on shifting public sentiments, can the GOP make significant inroads in this traditionally blue…

BycinciexchangeMarch 18, 20250Comments

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Cincinnati’s 2025 Mayoral Race: Who’s In and What’s at Stake?

As Cincinnati approaches the 2025 mayoral election, the political landscape is shaping up for a significant contest that could determine the city's future direction. With key policy issues like economic development, crime, infrastructure, and governance transparency at the forefront, voters will decide who is best equipped to lead the city in the coming years. The…

BycinciexchangeMarch 18, 20250Comments

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