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6 new restaurants opened here last month, while 2 closed up shop
Last month, a steak frites restaurant opened in OTR, as well as a biscuit-focused spot in West Chester. A closer look at recent openings and closings.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
List: What's on your local ballot in Southwest Ohio
If you live in Ohio, you have something to vote on. See what's on your local ballot.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Giant now-closed riverfront chemical plant has a buyer, mayor says
Ineos Styrolution said it would pull out of Addyston in 2024. The shuttered plant now has a buyer.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Patrick Longo to step down as Alloy Development leader
Patrick Longo plans to retire from Alloy Development Co. after helping lead a merger, rebrand and business growth initiatives.
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What to know about Cincinnati Democratic Congressman Greg Landsman
The Enquirer sat down with Landsman at Echo in Hyde Park to talk about the election, his time in Congress and what he'd do with another term.
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What is Issue 4? What to know about Cincinnati schools' property tax
Why is Cincinnati Public Schools seeking more local dollars in the form of a property tax this election? Here's everything you need to know.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
No Blink parade?! Festival to open with block party (and free concert)
If you were expecting to see another Blink parade, think again. This year, the festival plans to kick the festivities off in a new way.
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The Columbus Dispatch
Disaster recovery centers opening for those affected by August storms
The state and federal Emergency Management Agencies will be opening disaster recovery centers throughout the state beginning Oct. 7.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Jury in Rodney Hinton Jr. murder trial expected to be finalized Oct. 7
Prosecutors say Rodney Hinton Jr. intentionally drove into Deputy Larry Henderson last year as he was handling traffic control.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
No live stream for outdoor hoops exhibition 'plain stupid' - Ken Broo
"Why wouldn't a promoter/organizer of this event have some sort of TV coverage?" Ken Broo tweeted. "It's just plain stupid."
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Trial of man accused of driving into, killing deputy centers on insanity claim
Rodney Hinton’s attorneys are expected to ask a jury to find him not guilty by reason of insanity. Prosecutors say Hinton's actions were intentional.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Who is running for U.S. House in Greater Cincinnati
See who's running for U.S. House in your Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky district.
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