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News Safety

Sharonville police lieutenant indicted over alleged misuse of license plate cameras

A police lieutenant faces a felony charge after prosecutors accused him of using license plate surveillance technology to track someone for personal reasons.  Hamilton County prosecutors announced that Lt. Walter Cordes of Sharonville was indicted on Oct. 13, 2026, on one count of unauthorized use of a computer, cable or telecommunications property. Police lieutenant allegedly…
October 16, 20260Comments

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Duke Energy Foundation funds recovery grants for 26 storm-hit Cincinnati businesses

Storm relief grants will help 26 Greater Cincinnati small businesses recover from summer flooding, power outages and storm-related financial losses. The Duke Energy Foundation and Cincinnati Regional Chamber are providing financial assistance to businesses affected by severe weather. Twenty-six small businesses across Greater Cincinnati are receiving $100,000 in storm-recovery grants after summer storms caused flooding,…
October 14, 20260Comments

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News Weather

Cincinnati breaks 98-year-old heat record as storms and frost threaten

Cincinnati broke a 98-year-old temperature record after reaching 89 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.  The record-setting heat comes ahead of thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and a potential frost threat across Greater Cincinnati later this week. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Tuesday’s high surpassed the previous Oct. 13 record of 88 degrees, established…
October 14, 20260Comments

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News Sports

Cincinnati nonprofit’s proposed center to offer tennis, pickleball and tutoring

A proposed tennis and education center in Norwood would give the Cincinnati Tennis Foundation a dedicated facility for youth sports, tutoring and educational programs.  The project, called the First Serve Tennis and Education Center, is planned for a 2.2-acre site at 1907 Ross Ave., according to reports about the development. Neyer Properties is working with…
October 12, 20260Comments

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Ohio lawmakers propose statewide e-bike rules as communities set their own restrictions

State Sen. Bill DeMora and state Rep. Eric Synenberg announced the legislation Oct. 7 as communities across Ohio continue developing their own rules for e-bikes and e-scooters. The proposal comes as local governments, including communities in Greater Cincinnati, consider restrictions involving speed, rider age and where electric bikes can be used. Proposed e-bike rules would…
October 8, 20260Comments

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News Travel

Cincinnati-London route set for daily flights during summer 2027

British Airways will increase nonstop service between Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and London Heathrow during parts of summer 2027. The airline plans to operate daily Cincinnati-London flights during two periods next year, giving travelers more options for nonstop trips between Greater Cincinnati and the United Kingdom. Cincinnati-London flights will increase in 2027 British Airways is…
September 30, 20260Comments

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