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Mayor John Cranley touted what he calls Cincinnati's comeback in his final State of the City address Tuesday night. Cranley spoke to a crowd of city leaders, elected officials, and guests at the new TQL Stadium.
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Jigsaw, a unit of Google, asked UC to help evaluate the VR technology after researchers showed in 2019 there was a direct impact from de-escalation training in the field, including a reduction in the use of force. -
Over a hundred people protested in front of the Mason Municipal Center Monday night before and during the council meeting, holding signs for their side of the abortion issue. Amidst the divided crowd, Mason City Council voted 4-3 in support of the ban.
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The change comes after a pilot program in Warren County showed students who had an exposure could stay in school, wearing masks, without spreading the virus.
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Cincinnati Council is one step closer to banning some campaign contributions in an effort to combat corruption. Council is also likely to approve the creation of a new position to oversee all reform efforts at City Hall.
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A venture capital firm calling Cincinnati home will mean the district has a bigger footprint in Uptown.
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Iceland just opened the world's largest carbon capture facility where CO2 is buried in the ground where it turns to rock.
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Religious leaders from around the globe are issuing a call for action to world leaders as they convene in Glasgow for the 26th UN Climate Change Conference (COP26).
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Squeakee The Balloon Dino, BB Hoopster and My Little Pony Sunny Starscout are among their creations.
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A local researcher asked patients about how they're coping with loss of smell from COVID-19. The findings are published in the International Forum of Allergies & Rhinology.
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Mary Shelley's classic brought to radio in a fresh and modern new World Premiere adaptation by Candice Handy and Brian Isaac Phillips.
Mary Shelley's classic brought to radio in a fresh and modern new World Premiere adaptation by Candice Handy and Brian Isaac Phillips.
True-life supernatural stories told first-hand by people who can barely believe it happened themselves.
Fire and Fog, October 28, 10-11 p.m.
Midnight’s Children, October 29, 8-9 p.m.
The Torment, October 31, 6-7 p.m.
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Midnight’s Children, October 29, 8-9 p.m.
The Torment, October 31, 6-7 p.m.
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