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Southwest Ohio’s trapping season has been fundamentally changed by development

Ohio’s annual trapping season for fur-bearing animals started Tuesday, but some say the tradition has been fundamentally changed by development. “You think about the old adage of driving down the road with your grandpa, and he says, ‘Back in my day this was all cornfields.’ Well, it's true,” said Brett Beatty, a West Chester-area native and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ wildlife management supervisor for Southwest Ohio. “I tell my kids, ‘Back in my day this was all cornfields.’”

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Cincinnati Marks Smale Riverfront Park Nearly Done With $5.5 Million Addition

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Fourteen years after its dedication, Smale Riverfront Park is essentially complete. City officials and donors celebrated what was billed as the final chapter of the downtown park on Tuesday, Nov. 10, announcing the completion of a $5.5 million addition on the north side of Mehring Way, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The new […]

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Ohio expects $319M from Meta settlement, Butler Co. youth groups hope to benefit

The Great Miami Valley YMCA and Hamilton's Boys & Girls Club say money from a meta lawsuit could help expand programming

Butler County, OH · 10h

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Cincinnati Ohio Temple Enters Construction Phase After Mason Groundbreaking

The Cincinnati Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has officially entered its construction phase, following a groundbreaking ceremony held Saturday, November 7, in Mason, the Church News reported. Elder Alan T. Phillips, a General Authority Seventy, presided over the groundbreaking and offered the dedicatory prayer on the site and the […]

Mason, OH · 3d

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Cincinnati Health Department to Move Into Former Frisch’s Headquarters in Walnut Hills

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Cincinnati plans to renovate the former Frisch’s headquarters in Walnut Hills into a centralized Health Department headquarters, a relocation the Cincinnati Planning Commission approved unanimously on Nov. 6, 2026, according to The Cincinnati Exchange’s report on the commission’s action. The city purchased the property at Gilbert and Yale avenues in September for […]

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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Sheetz proposes location west of Austin Landing

MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WDTN) — Sheetz has proposed a location in Miamisburg. The city’s planning commission will meet Nov. 16 at 7 p.m. to consider a special use application for a 6,139 square-foot Sheetz convenience store at 295 Austin West Blvd. Plans call for the location to include a drive-thru mobile pickup window, eight fuel dispenser […]

Miamisburg, OH · 1d

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Escape Into An Ohio Indoor Botanical Garden Where Over 3,500 Plant Species Will Leave You Speechless

There are places in Ohio that make you stop mid-sentence and completely forget what you were about to say, and Krohn Conservatory in Cincinnati is absolutely one of them. Step inside this stunning indoor botanical garden and suddenly, over 3,500 plant species are competing for your attention in the most beautiful way possible.

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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That RICO suit vs. Robinson, TQL? Jury selection starts in ’28

As the two sides in the RICO case against brokerage giants C.H. Robinson (NASDAQ: CHRW) and TQL begin to make their case in legal filings, a sobering reality about the litigation is that jury selection is not likely for a mere 17 months. Last week brought a flurry of submissions...

Clermont County, OH · 2d

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Cincinnati doctors say flu cases are appearing earlier than usual

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Flu cases are showing up earlier than usual, and one physician expects the season to peak ahead of Thanksgiving. UC Health’s Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum, an infectious disease physician, said cases started showing up at the end of September, which is earlier than usual from what they normally see.

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Cincinnati Clinic Offers Abortion And Adoption Help Under One Roof

Inside a Camp Washington clinic, a patient can end a pregnancy with the abortion pill one week and pick up diapers or get help with a court hearing the next. JustChoice, the nonprofit running the Cincinnati location along with a sister site in Columbus, offers abortion, adoption and parenting support out of the same space, according to Axios.

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Nuclear reactor site proposed along the Ohio River

There's a new proposal for a nuclear site along the Ohio River. It's called "Prosperity One," and the company behind it says it will bring industrial investment and jobs while generating approximately 6.6 gigawatts of electricity. It's also a response to the Trump administration's call to accelerate American energy production.

Cincinnati, OH · 22h

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Striping Operations Scheduled Today on I-71/75

There will be rolling roadblocks near the Brent Spence Bridge. (Kenton County, Ky.) - The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has announced a daytime rolling roadblock operation on Interstates 71/75 in Kenton County for Wednesday, November 11. Crews will be performing contrast striping to improve safety as part of the Brent...

Kenton County, KY · 1d

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Brandt Picked to Fill Dearborn Co Vacancy

(Lawrenceburg, IN) – Ryan Brandt was selected at a recent Dearborn County Republican Party caucus to fill a vacant County Council At-Large seat. The vacancy was created when longtime local educator and businessman Glenn Wright resigned on October 19 after he moved to Ripley County. Brandt received the most...

Dearborn County, IN · 2d

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Nine Southwest Ohio School Levies Fail, Putting Millions in Cuts Ahead

CINCINNATI — Only three of the 12 school tax issues on Southwest Ohio’s Nov. 3 ballot passed, and the nine districts whose levies failed are now working through cuts they warned voters about for months, according to WXIX (FOX19 NOW). The three winners were Cincinnati Public Schools, whose five-year, 7-mill levy passed by 26,500 votes […]

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Cincinnati councilman asks city to assess downtown, OTR sidewalks

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - City Councilman Mark Jeffreys has asked the city’s Department of Transportation to assess sidewalk conditions downtown and in Over-the-Rhine and identify what needs to be fixed. Cracked and uneven sidewalks are raising concerns in both areas. Council is working to decide which parts of town need...

Cincinnati, OH · 2d

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Kenton County names new Animal Services director

Kenton County Fiscal Court approved a contract Tuesday for Daniel Mathew as shelter director of Kenton County Animal Services, effective Nov. 30. Mathew told the court he is excited to serve “the four-legged citizens as much as the two-legged.”. Mathew is returning to Kenton County after spending over 21...

Kenton County, KY · 14h

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Free winter coats, vaccines and health screenings coming to Covington library

The Kenton County Public Library’s Covington branch will host a free community health fair next month. The event is designed to provide community members with resources for the impending winter season. The event is organized by an insurance agency called WellCare of Kentucky, which provides managed-care plans for government...

Covington, KY · 1d

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Air Force, UC Health train trauma teams at $10 million simulation center

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A look inside the C-STARS unit shows a $10 million investment between the U.S. Air Force and UC Medical Center. It is the only unit of its kind in the country. C-STARS stands for Center for Sustainment of Trauma & Readiness Skills. UC teams with the Air...

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Lawn Control Center Expands to Greater Cincinnati From Spartan Drive Office

CINCINNATI — Lawn Control Center now serves homeowners across Greater Cincinnati from a new office at 10265 Spartan Drive, Unit M, the family-owned Ohio company announced Nov. 11 through EIN Presswire. Coverage is strongest across the northern suburbs, including West Chester and surrounding communities, and extends north toward Dayton. Cincinnati is the company’s third Ohio […]