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A statistical tour of Cincinnati: Breaking down the neighborhoods
Welcome to The Cincinnati Enquirer's neighborhood data project. Our goal is to help Cincinnatians better understand their city and its…
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Paul Daugherty column on the ridiculous MLB lockout, Xavier and UC basketball
It seems silly to talk about a baseball lockout the day after Russia started a war. But here we are,…
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Ky. lawmaker plans to file another bill to legalize sports gaming
FRANKFORT, Ky. — State Representative Adam Koenig is planning to file another bill that would legalize sports gaming in Kentucky.…
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Why Russia invaded Ukraine and what it may mean for the world
Russian troops launched an attack on Ukraine on Thursday that started with explosions before dawn in the capital Kyiv and other cities.…
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Second day of testimony begins for only officer charged in deadly raid of Breonna Taylor’s apartment
Witnesses continue to present evidence in the trial for one of the officers who was involved in the deadly raid…
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‘We have a long way to go’
If the 2019 Major League Soccer season went well for anyone at FC Cincinnati, it couldn't have been more than…
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Kaepernick launches initiative to offer free autopsies in ‘police-related’ deaths
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick launched an initiative through his Know Your Rights Camp on Wednesday to offer free, secondary…
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Loveland’s Enoteca Emilia closing, owner opening new restaurant concept
For the second time, Enoteca Emilia is closing and planning to reopen as a new concept. Owner Margaret Ranalli wrote on…
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Congress members attack Putin over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
WASHINGTON – As Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine, congressional Democrats condemned Vladimir Putin, backed President Joe Biden, and called for more economic sanctions on…
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Major League Baseball season could be shortened without a deal by end of Monday
Major League Baseball said only five days remain to salvage March 31 openers and a full season, telling locked out…
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Arnold’s Bar and Grill chef to appear on Food Network’s ‘Chopped’
Kayla Robison, head chef at Arnold's Bar and Grill, will foray onto the Food Network's popular cooking show Chopped, the…
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MLB labor negiotiations continue but no progress reported
JUPITER, Fla. – Major League Baseball said only five days remain to salvage March 31 openers and a full season,…
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Segregation in Cincinnati’s neighborhoods: A brief history
Photo from “Cincinnati: An Illustrated Timeline”: The city photographed each of the 2,800 buildings in the Kenyon-Barr district before it…
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