O n September 7, 2024, Cincinnati was the stage for the much-anticipated "Fill the Loop" Trump parade, where supporters of former President Donald Trump gathered in a show of political solidarity. The parade, which took place on Interstate 275, saw hundreds of vehicles adorned with pro-Trump flags, signs, and slogans. The event lasted from 10…
Politics
A s Cincinnati grows and undergoes rapid development, a pressing issue has emerged—the city’s affordable housing crisis. With rising property values and rents in once-affordable areas like Over-the-Rhine and Walnut Hills, many longtime residents are being pushed out of their neighborhoods. The city's revitalization has brought benefits, but it has also made it harder for…
T he 2024 Hamilton County Prosecutor’s race is not just a local contest—it’s a bellwether for broader political dynamics in urban America. With incumbent Melissa Powers, a Republican and the only conservative prosecutor left in a major U.S. metro area, facing off against Connie Pillich, a Democrat and former state representative, this race highlights the…
C incinnati’s political landscape is in a state of flux, reflecting both the challenges of urban governance and the aspirations of a city looking to redefine its future. As the Queen City grows and changes, so too does its political environment, marked by new faces, ongoing debates, and a push for reform.
A Shift in…
As the discussion around school vouchers intensifies, questions about the future of inner-city education are becoming more urgent.
A dam Koehler, a successful entrepreneur and lifelong Cincinnati resident, is making waves as he campaigns for Hamilton County Commissioner. Known for his innovative thinking and bold ideas, Koehler aims to bring a fresh, business-oriented approach to local government, emphasizing efficiency, transparency, and empowering residents. As a Republican candidate, he is challenging the long-standing Democratic…


