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Cincinnati Bell says "if your area code is 513 or 859, you will need to dial the area code for all local calls starting on Oct. 24, 2021." Here's why.
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In a new exhibition opening Friday at the Cincinnati Museum Center, “The Science Behind Pixar,” visitors learn firsthand how science intersects with animation.
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The bill's sponsor says "many of these kids grow up and feel as they have made a mistake." Others say such decisions should be left to the child, their parents and medical professionals.
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Approval of the COVID-19 vaccine for kids ages five to 11 is expected soon.
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Cincinnati Council passed an ordinance Wednesday requiring all future mayors and councils to create a code of conduct for themselves. But the current council is declining to establish a code of conduct for their last couple months in office.
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Green Umbrella and five other groups were part of the Regional Collaboration for Equitable Climate Solutions pilot.
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Early voting is underway for the Nov. 2 election. The ballot in Hamilton County has key races in several municipalities, as well as two county-wide tax levies.
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Monks is leaving WVXU after three years to focus on his River City News website covering Northern Kentucky communities.
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"There are many problems and it goes from staffing to moral to procedures and training," details attorney Al Gerhardstein. "But those are all being named and there's a path being developed to resolve those problems."
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