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While some schools will only see minor changes, more than a dozen of the district's schools will have their start times adjusted by more than 15 minutes.
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Ohio and Kentucky leaders hailed the announcement as a big step toward reality for the long-awaited project.
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A U.S. Department of Transportation grant for Riverfront Commons will go toward design and planning work on the multi-use walking and biking corridor along the Ohio River.
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Some of those projects, like an extension of the Central Parkway bike lane, are slated to begin construction this year.
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The school board says increasing the walk-to-stop distance will allow for consolidated routes and fewer stops, reducing the number of buses and drivers needed to get students to school on time.
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State officials say the current 4th Street Bridge, a 1,000-foot span built in 1936, is structurally obsolete. An alternative plan for a replacement presented by The Devou Good Foundation places more emphasis on cyclists and walkers than designs drawn up by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
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The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) is looking for public feedback as it updates its Strategic Regional Policy Plan. An online survey is open now through March 31.
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Billions of dollars in federal grants are available to expand inter-city passenger rail, and Cincinnati officials hope to bring that money to Ohio. Council unanimously passed a resolution last week asking Governor Mike DeWine to apply.
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Two of the nation's seven Class I freight rail companies run through and operate rail yards in the Tri-State. Passenger rail company Amtrak, which would qualify as Class I if it carried freight instead of people, also runs through the region. What could a looming national rail worker strike mean locally?
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If you're planning a long weekend getaway over Labor Day, you're not alone. AAA expects travel numbers to return to near pre-pandemic levels.