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New bridge opening reconnects neighborhoods after $8M project

The new bridge opening will reconnect key Cincinnati neighborhoods after years of limited access. This also marks the completion of a nearly $8 million infrastructure investment. Cincinnati officials say the long-awaited bridge project will restore a vital connection between several communities. The new structure replaces a nearly century-old bridge that had become unsafe for regular…

ByNina OliverioMarch 24, 20260Comments

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Pedestrian safety improves in Cincinnati as deaths and injuries decline

Pedestrian safety is improving in Cincinnati as new data shows fewer deaths and serious injuries. The number of pedestrian fatalities in Cincinnati has declined over the past three years, signaling a positive shift for public safety. City data shows there were five pedestrian deaths in 2025, compared with six in 2024 and 10 in 2023.…

ByNina OliverioMarch 23, 20260Comments

A display case at the Greater Cincinnati Police Museum featuring historical law enforcement artifacts, including vintage cameras, radios, and a tabletop siren.

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Greater Cincinnati Police Museum closing announced ahead of relocation

The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum will temporarily close to the public starting March 22, 2026, as it prepares to relocate to a new, expanded space. The final day for visitors will be Saturday, according to multiple local reports. The move comes as the museum’s current lease nears expiration and its growing collection exceeds available space.…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati resident survey shows declining satisfaction with safety and roads

Cincinnati resident survey results reveal declining public satisfaction with safety and infrastructure. The latest resident survey highlights growing concerns about roads, services, and quality of life in Cincinnati. City leaders are facing renewed pressure after the latest resident survey showed sharp declines in satisfaction across key services. The findings point to safety concerns and poor…

ByNina OliverioMarch 20, 20260Comments

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Afroman lawsuit verdict delivers major free speech win in Adams County

The Afroman lawsuit verdict is drawing national attention after a jury ruled in favor of Afroman in a closely watched defamation case. The case stems from a 2022 raid conducted by the Adams County Sheriff’s Office at Afroman’s home in Adams County, Ohio. Authorities suspected drug activity and kidnapping, but investigators found no evidence and…

ByNina OliverioMarch 19, 20260Comments

A conceptual graphic showing an "ICE Detention Center" sign blocked by yellow caution tape, alongside a wooden legal gavel, the U.S. Capitol building, and a protest sign reading "Community Say No! To Detention Center."

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ICE detention expansion plan sparks bipartisan pushback nationwide

The ICE detention expansion is driving growing resistance from communities across the United States. Federal efforts to expand immigration detention capacity are facing strong opposition across the country, including in Ohio. The plan, led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, aims to significantly increase the number of available detention beds by converting warehouses and other…

ByNina OliverioMarch 18, 20260Comments

Graphic of the Cincinnati skyline behind a fence with "No ICE Staging" and "Access Restricted" signs, representing the city council restricting ICE on municipal property.

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City council restricts ICE staging on city property in Cincinnati

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) city property restrictions gain momentum The Cincinnati City Council moved forward Tuesday on broad measures aimed at limiting how ICE city property can be used for federal immigration enforcement. The Youth and Human Services Committee approved three motions that would prohibit the use of city-owned buildings, parks, or other…

ByNina OliverioFebruary 25, 20260Comments

Business News

Cincinnati City Council halts data center approvals with interim zoning pause

Data center zoning now requires extra review under a temporary pause. Cincinnati City Council voted unanimously this week to establish a temporary data center zoning control measure that pauses by-right development of new data centers. Officials also rework how these facilities are defined and regulated in the city’s zoning code. The move comes amid rising…

ByNina OliverioFebruary 12, 20260Comments

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Cincinnati 911 Dispatcher Incident Highlights Growing Risks for ICE Agents

A Cincinnati 911 dispatcher is accused of leaking the real-time location of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents during an active operation. Critics say this move endangered federal officers and violated basic professional standards. The controversy can be seen as part of a broader issue involving ICE agent doxxing incidents. The incident has drawn national attention…

ByChristina HolbrookFebruary 10, 20260Comments

Rustic white woven heart ornament hanging on a Christmas tree branch with warm bokeh lights, symbolizing holiday wishes in Cincinnati.

Community Season

Sharing ‘Merry Christmas’ wishes with friends and neighbors across Cincinnati

We hope you are sharing merry Christmas wishes with everyone you love today. Send merry Christmas wishes to your neighbors as the Queen City celebrates the season. The sun has risen over the seven hills, and the holiday season has officially culminated in today’s celebrations. Families across Cincinnati are gathering around trees, sharing meals, and…

ByNina OliverioDecember 25, 20250Comments

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New bridge opening reconnects neighborhoods after $8M project

Pedestrian safety improves in Cincinnati as deaths and injuries decline

Greater Cincinnati Police Museum closing announced ahead of relocation

Cincinnati resident survey shows declining satisfaction with safety and roads

Afroman lawsuit verdict delivers major free speech win in Adams County

ICE detention expansion plan sparks bipartisan pushback nationwide

City council restricts ICE staging on city property in Cincinnati

Cincinnati City Council halts data center approvals with interim zoning pause

Cincinnati 911 Dispatcher Incident Highlights Growing Risks for ICE Agents

Sharing ‘Merry Christmas’ wishes with friends and neighbors across Cincinnati

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