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The grant, provided through the EPA's Brownfields Job Training Program, will go toward the recruiting and training of 40 local students to enter environmental jobs.
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A listener wants to know about Cincinnati's public stairways, connecting low points with hilltops.
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The $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure law includes $5.5 billion in new funding. Unlike recent federal stimulus, Cincinnati isn't guaranteed any of the money.
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The state of Ohio issued more than $232 million in grants to internet providers that will build the infrastructure needed for broadband internet in rural areas. Statewide, 31 counties will see infrastructure built over the next roughly two years, resulting in about 1,250 new jobs.
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Democratic leaders in Congress are tying that proposal to a larger $3.5-trillion plan that doesn’t have bipartisan support. That package includes investments that have long been on Democrats’ wish lists, such as expanding Medicare, something Portman says he doesn't support.
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"The money is there," said Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley. "The only thing stopping us now is the relocation of the substation that Duke Energy owns, and some negotiations with the railroads."
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President Joe Biden makes his first presidential visit to Cincinnati on Wednesday. He'll speak at a CNN town hall at Mount St. Joseph University. The…
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said there's a chance funding will come together for the Brent Spence Bridge if the $1.2 trillion bipartisan…
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Vice President Kamala Harris stuck largely to discussing public transportation during a roundtable Friday in Cincinnati. She met with Sen. Sherrod Brown…
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Ohio Democrats are calling on President Trump to keep his promises. Ahead of Trump's appearance in Cincinnati Thursday night, state party chair David…