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Aerial architectural rendering of the Piatt Park transformation project in downtown Cincinnati, part of 3CDC’s $128 million urban development plan.

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Piatt Park transformation included in 3CDC’s $128M development plan

Piatt Park transformation plans are moving forward as part of a broader downtown investment strategy. Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation, commonly known as 3CDC, is advancing a series of projects aimed at reshaping the city’s urban core. The nonprofit developer confirmed that improvements to Piatt Park will be one component of a larger capital plan.…

ByNina Oliverio2 days ago0Comments

Police crime scene at the intersection of McMicken Avenue and Walnut Street in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, featuring yellow caution tape and evidence markers.

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Over-the-Rhine shooting leaves one injured near school dismissal

A daytime shooting in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood left one person injured Tuesday afternoon and triggered a nearby school lockdown, according to police and local reports. The incident occurred around 2:15 p.m. near East McMicken Avenue and Walnut Street, an area with regular pedestrian traffic during school dismissal hours. Officers with the Cincinnati Police Department responded…

ByNina Oliverio2 days ago0Comments

An overturned red chair and scattered debris on the floor of the Cincinnati Zoo cafeteria following a physical altercation.

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Cincinnati zoo fight leaves two men charged after girl injured

The incident happened Sunday afternoon at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, one of the city’s most visited attractions. According to multiple reports, two adult men became involved in a physical confrontation inside a cafeteria area. The altercation escalated quickly, drawing attention from nearby guests and staff. During the fight, a chair was thrown or…

ByNina Oliverio4 days ago0Comments

Aerial view of The Banks development in downtown Cincinnati highlighting the final construction lots along the riverfront.

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The Banks development plan awaits Cincinnati approval

The future of Cincinnati’s riverfront district now hinges on city approval of a long-awaited plan to complete its remaining spaces. Leaders are reviewing recommendations that would shape the final five undeveloped parcels at The Banks, a mixed-use area between Paycor Stadium and Great American Ball Park. The proposal reflects nearly a year of planning and…

ByNina Oliverio5 days ago0Comments

Metal barricades at The Banks district displaying a sign about reinstated age restrictions and security checkpoints.

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The Banks restrictions return after Opening Day chaos and arrests

Crowd control measures are back in place after a chaotic Opening Day drew thousands to the riverfront entertainment district. City officials and law enforcement say the decision to restore The Banks restrictions came after multiple fights, arrests, and reports of disorderly conduct throughout the evening. According to reports by local outlets including WLWT and WCPO,…

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Cincinnati meth supplier sentenced to 10 years in federal prison

A Cincinnati man will spend the next 10 years in federal prison after authorities identified him as a key source of methamphetamine for local dealers. Federal prosecutors said the Cincinnati meth supplier played a central role in distributing large quantities of illegal drugs across the region. The case reflects a broader push by law enforcement…

ByNina OliverioApril 8, 20260Comments

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Supreme Court break reopens path for pardoned ex-Cincinnati councilman

The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order in April 2026 that gives former Cincinnati City Council member P.G. Sittenfeld a renewed legal opportunity. The justices vacated a lower court ruling that had upheld his conviction and sent the case back for further review. The move follows a 2025 presidential pardon granted by Donald Trump. While…

ByNina OliverioApril 6, 20260Comments

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Ohio judge sentences Marysville police shooter to over 50 years in prison

An Ohio judge sentenced Dustin Ohm to over 50 years in prison on Friday. Ohm received a 58 to 63-year sentence for his violent crimes. Judge Don W. Fraser mandated that Ohm serve at least 54 of those years. This final decision concludes a chaotic legal saga that began in May 2025. Ohm attacked several…

ByNina OliverioApril 3, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati parking upgrade removes gates, adds digital payment system

The City of Cincinnati has launched a major overhaul of its public parking system, eliminating traditional gates and ticket machines in favor of a fully digital setup. Officials say the change affects more than a dozen city-operated garages and lots, covering thousands of parking spaces. The shift marks a move toward faster, contactless experiences for…

ByNina OliverioApril 3, 20260Comments

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CBP peptide seizure halts massive smuggling scheme in Cincinnati

CBP peptide seizure exposes large-scale smuggling operation at Cincinnati hub The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Port of Cincinnati reveal thousands of unapproved drug shipments entering the U.S. In a press release, the CBP said that the peptide seizure involved more than 5,000 packages containing unregulated peptides, many tied to…

ByNina OliverioApril 3, 20260Comments

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Piatt Park transformation included in 3CDC’s $128M development plan

Over-the-Rhine shooting leaves one injured near school dismissal

Cincinnati zoo fight leaves two men charged after girl injured

The Banks development plan awaits Cincinnati approval

The Banks restrictions return after Opening Day chaos and arrests

Cincinnati meth supplier sentenced to 10 years in federal prison

Supreme Court break reopens path for pardoned ex-Cincinnati councilman

Ohio judge sentences Marysville police shooter to over 50 years in prison

Cincinnati parking upgrade removes gates, adds digital payment system

CBP peptide seizure halts massive smuggling scheme in Cincinnati

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