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Settlement talks in Ryan Hinton case spark controversy in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Possible settlement discussions between the City of Cincinnati and the family of Ryan Hinton, an 18-year-old shot and killed by a police officer last May, have ignited controversy and raised questions. The Cincinnati City Council held a rare closed-door executive session to discuss the matter, but...
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Parents assured Latonia Elementary safe after partial collapse

Many parents were concerned about the safety of the building. District leaders and engineering professionals had a straightforward message for parents and students of Latonia Elementary at a special open house Monday night: The building is safe. “I know some folks might have concerns, and that’s OK,” Superintendent...
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Barry Manilow ‘Can’t Smile Without You’ at his final Cincinnati concert

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Barry Manilow announced he’ll perform in Cincinnati in March, and it will be his final concert in the Queen City. The Grammy, Tony, and Emmy Award winner will perform at Heritage Bank Center on March 5. Concertgoers can hear his greatest hits, including “Mandy,” “I Write the Songs,” “Looks Like We...
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Cincinnati native to appear on new episode of ABC’s ‘Shark Tank’

A Cincinnati native and Ohio bar owner will appear on this week’s episode of ABC’s hit reality show, Shark Tank. Megan Pando is the founder of Columbus’ Makers Social, an interactive makerspace and bar that allows guests to work on DIY projects, like jewelry-making, leatherwork and woodworking, while also enjoying...
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Driver crashes into tattoo shop in Clermont County

A Union Township tattoo shop was destroyed when a driver suffered a medical emergency and crashed into the building.
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FTI Buyer, LLC closing Cincinnati facility, laying off 104 employees

CINCINNATI — A online auction marketplace business plans to close its Cincinnati location, resulting in more than 100 people losing their jobs, according to a WARN Notice submitted to the state. What You Need To Know. The location at 8485 Broadwell Rd. will close on March 6. 104 employees...
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Kentucky’s first medical cannabis processor is opening in Dayton

Kentucky’s first operational medical cannabis processor, Bison Processing, is opening in Dayton. As the first facility of its kind in the state, Bison Processing will be responsible for taking Kentucky-grown cannabis and transforming it into safe, lab-tested medical products—such as tinctures, edibles and...
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Local high school raises $5.7M for campus upgrades

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Mercy McAuley High School has surpassed the $5.5 million mark in its capital campaign and is launching an additional $4.5 million goal. The College Hill all-girls Catholic high school's capital campaign, “Our Path. Our Pack.”, is raising funds for a range of campus...
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Police: Suspect Points Gun At Clerks And Robs Ohio Gas Station

Police are searching for a man accused of pointing a gun and robbing an Ohio gas station. According to a social media post by the North College Hill Police Department, officers responded to a Shell gas station on Hamilton Avenue at 9:45 p.m. on Friday. The suspect was wearing a...
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University of Cincinnati Expert Warns Against Warming Up Unattended Cars as Thieves Adapt Tactics

In the brisk chill that winter throws upon our doorsteps, drivers often seek refuge in the warmth of their vehicles, a practice that could inadvertently welcome a more sinister element. As reported by Spectrum News, car thefts, while generally on a downturn, remain a stark reality with thieves now employing more...

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