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Someone broke into the building and set the fire, according to Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio CEO and President Nan Whaley.
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Thomas Brian Niehaus pleaded guilty to one count of malicious use of fire in federal court Thursday in connection with the July 2025 incident. The charge carries a maximum of 20 years in prison.
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Great Parks of Hamilton County's largest volunteer event typically draws about 120 people to pick up trash.
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Plus, getting to know the neighborhood of Gano.
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The Metropolitan Sewer District says if it gets county approval, its proposed impervious surface fee pilot program could begin implementation as early as next year.
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The idea was prompted by a series of street takeovers in Cincinnati in March involving about a hundred vehicles.
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About $500,000 earmarked for wall stabilization and landslide correction will now go toward HVAC improvements at the police academy and roof repairs at the fleet garage.
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The April 6 order by the high court could clear the way for the removal of the former Cincinnati City Council member's public corruption conviction.
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A cube satellite built by University of Cincinnati students is part of the payload on a resupply mission heading to the International Space Station.
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Ohio's 8th Congressional District encompasses five counties in southwest and western Ohio.
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The agency declared a fiscal emergency in September 2025 after projecting a $13.3 million spending deficit for 2026.
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Despite initial plans to ask voters for a income tax increase in 2026, Cincinnati's mayor now says it may not happen this year.