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Cincinnati council set to vote on horse-drawn carriage ban Wednesday
Many cities have taken steps to ban horse-drawn carriage rides in recent years, and Cincinnati may soon follow suit. Banning…
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Turning rescued food into healthy meals. Gov. DeWine visits La Soupe
Gov. Mike DeWine and his wife, Fran, visited Suzy DeYoung at La Soupe to talk about their mission to rescue…
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Gas prices hit 7-year high in U.S. Where to find cheapest in Cincinnati
Nationwide, the average gas price has increased from last week and customers are seeing higher prices at the pump as…
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DeWine’s Pardon Project expands to include UC partnership
CINCINNATI — On Tuesday, Governor Mike DeWine announced the expansion of the Expedited Pardon Project into Cleveland, Dayton and Cincinnati.…
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New legislation requires tech in cars to curb drunk driving
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Inside President Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill is legislation dedicated to keeping drunken people from…
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Cincinnati Reds trade rumors: Luis Castillo, Sonny Gray
CARLSBAD, Calif. – In the past few years, the Cincinnati Reds have shifted their unofficial offseason motto from “get the…
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We use them, but aren’t always on point with meaning
We are a nation of slang slingers. Eight out of 10 Americans say they use slang, but half admit to…
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Brian Williams announces he’s leaving NBC
NEW YORK — News anchor Brian Williams announced he will leave NBC when his contract ends in December. Williams is…
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California’s Newsom picked Halloween with kids over U.N.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he canceled a trip to an international climate conference so he…
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Woman pays $6,000 for basic washer and dryer
With inflation taking a big bite out of budgets and holiday shopping bills coming soon, what can consumers do if…
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Astroworld emergency operational plan lacked surge protocol
HOUSTON, Texas — Emergency plans for the Astroworld music festival in Houston did not include protocols for dangerous crowd surges,…
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Cincinnati’s biggest private companies think the outlook is bright
As companies around the world reposition themselves for a post-pandemic future, 90% of surveyed Cincinnati-area private companies are cautiously optimistic…
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