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With the news that the food chain Roy Rogers is set to open 10 new locations across Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati and Southeast Indiana over the next six years, we thought it apt to resurface this story from WVXU Senior Political Analyst Howard Wilkinson, about the time he met the King of the Cowboys (and to some, roast beef sandwiches).
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For the second year in a row, Kentucky has the highest rate of childhood obesity among kids ages 10 to 17 at 23.8%. West Virginia and Ohio aren't far behind.
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The money will go toward 26 projects ranging from the Western Hills Viaduct to multi-modal paths, new buses and sidewalk improvements.
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Secretary of State Frank LaRose said the greatest need is in the most populous counties of Cuyahoga, Franklin and Hamilton, but 30 counties still need hundreds of poll workers.
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The reason is twofold: the political will and capability to fund bike lanes; and the highly competitive grant application process for funding.
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Advocates, lawmakers, regulators and the public still can’t get all documents relevant to the state’s $60 million House Bill 6 scandal involving ousted Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, FirstEnergy and others. Barriers include protective orders, privilege and confidentiality claims, delays and other roadblocks.
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There are several options for a trail, and ODOT planners want to hear from those who will use it.
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Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials Wednesday announced a finalized agreement to develop a gravel lot at The Banks into a park honoring Black musicians from the area.
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The investment could reach 3,500 students ages 13-18 within Cincinnati. The University of Cincinnati will partner with GE to coordinate the program.
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