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Mayor Pureval: City needs to brace for possible population influx from climate change
MOUNT AUBURN, Ohio (WKRC) - Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval says the city needs to move quickly on public safety staffing, infrastructure, and street repairs as he looks ahead to his 2027 priorities—and he wants the city prepared if climate change helps drive more people inland. Pureval stopped by Local...
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Warren County plant announces closure
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Hamilton clears way for first cannabis dispensary under ‘one-mile rule’
HAMILTON, Ohio (WXIX) - Hamilton City Council has cleared the way for the city’s first marijuana dispensary, ending a decade-long ban on retail cannabis. Council members approved all three dispensary applications Wednesday with regards to the city’s one-mile rule, which is essentially a one-mile buffer between dispensaries. Additionally,...
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Veterans’ graves at Newport cemetery get a shine Wednesday thanks to middle and high school volunteers
About 20 Newport High and Middle School students volunteered on Veterans Day Wednesday to clean the graves at Eureka Cemetery and Mausoleum. There are nearly 200 veterans buried in Pacific View, the newest portion of the Newport cemetery where the students worked.
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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.
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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.