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JOHN MINCHILLO/APA proposed ordinance would set city-level gun regulations in Cincinnati. It would prohibit anyone convicted of domestic violence from legally possessing a firearm, and would require safe storage of firearms around children. -
ODOT/ProvidedA release says a replacement is needed because the two pedestrian crossings are starting to deteriorate. They were built in the 1960s, but engineers are concerned about safety, for those passing over or under.
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John F. Johnson, AKA Grandmaster Jay, of West Chester, Ohio, pleaded guilty Thursday to five counts of wanton endangerment for pointing an assault rifle at five Louisville Metro police officers. -
The rail loop set records for ridership every month but one last year.
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Hamilton County’s 513 Relief Bus is back on the road for the first time in over a year. Officials unveiled the permanent Equity and Resources Mobile Tech Bus Thursday after piloting the idea in 2021.
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Butler County is one of many Ohio counties and townships banning solar farms after Ohio Senate Bill 52 gave local governments the power to reject solar farm proposals.
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Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece delivered her first State of the County address Wednesday night.
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Both Newport and Covington this week agreed to participate in bicycle infrastructure planning. The project comes after a car hit and killed cyclist Gloria San Miguel on the 11th Street Bridge between the two cities in August.
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The Cincinnati Board of Health voted to tap Dr. Grant Mussman for the leadership role. He's been interim health commissioner since Melba Moore resigned last January.
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Cincinnati’s independent police oversight board nearly doubled the number of completed investigations last year. The Citizen Complaint Authority has been digging out of a backlog of hundreds of cases for several years.
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From a tough labor market to social justice concerns, Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey says there are multiple reasons why it's not easy finding enough qualified applicants for the jobs available.
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The roller rink has been in Over-the-Rhine for roughly half a century. But a coming new rec center might not include a replacement.
