Zack Carreon
ReporterZack Carreon earned his bachelor's degree in media production from Bowling Green State University. Before joining Cincinnati Public Radio, he was a content editor and photojournalist at WTOL 11 News in Toledo. Zack enjoys long hikes, collecting vinyl records, and watching his hometown team the Cleveland Browns.
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Starting Thursday, Dec. 1, the W. 4th St. entrance onto the highway will close permanently to make way for the new "Texas Turnaround" entrance further south on Pike St. -
"Most good private sector companies today are using data to understand things like, 'Where's our industry going?' 'What does my customer experience look like?' " Tri-ED CEO Lee Crume said. "We want to take that same concept and apply it to community strategy."
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Nearly $14 million will be invested into the project that will begin construction in the fall of 2023.
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The donation is the largest private grant in Strategies to End Homelessness' history.
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"Next month is really critical to their sales for really the entire year," Over-the-Rhine Chamber Executive Director Kelly Adamson said. "January and February are slower months. This time of year really helps give them that boost that they need, especially as we're coming out of the pandemic."
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During a roundtable discussion between Cincinnati Public Schools Superintendent Iranetta Wright and the district's four transportation providers, the superintendent clarified that it will take time to resolve issues with its busing system.
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After more than 40 years, the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office has indicted Ralph Howell for the rape and murder of 19-year-old University of Cincinnati student Cheryl Thompson.
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The superintendent is recommending the school system pursue a combined operating tax levy and a permanent improvement levy to be placed on the ballot in May of next year.
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Shelterhouse's Executive Director Arlene Nolan says the organization opens additional space each year to accommodate those who may not be comfortable staying in a shelter regularly and simply need a warm place to sleep during the coldest days.
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When it came to the issue of providing students with consistent transportation to and from school, the CPS board may finally be getting the help they've been asking for.
