A local musician saw his career come to an end in the aftermath of an assault at the hands of a Lyft driver in New York City. Now the SCPA grad is suing Lyft.
Cincinnati Public Schools becomes the first district in the nation to adopt Vision Zero, a national effort to improve safety for pedestrians. But, a day after the unanimous vote by the school board, a student and his mother were hit by a car.
The first Kroger location in downtown Cincinnati since 1969 opened this week and the city is abuzz with excitement.
Local journalists join Cincinnati Edition to talk about the week in news. Joining the Friday News Review are Cincinnati Enquirer reporters Byron McCauley (@byronmccauley) and Kevin Grasha (@kgrasha), WCPO reporter Kristen Swilley (@KristenSwilley), Cincinnati Refined Photojournalist Phil Armstrong (@cincyphil), Wine Me Dine Me and WVXU food writer Julie Niesen (@winemedineme), and WVXU reporters Ann Thompson (@annthompsonwvxu) and Ambriehl Crutchfield (@ambriehlc).
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