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Giant now-closed riverfront chemical plant has a buyer, mayor says

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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Mom says she left 5 kids alone with 15-year-old brother at vacant home

Mom says she left 5 kids alone with 15-year-old brother at vacant home

A Dayton mother says she left her five young kids with their teenage brother at a boarded-up home. Police found the kids alone without food or power.
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Is my Gatorade safe? Ohio, Kentucky affected by nationwide recall

Is my Gatorade safe? Ohio, Kentucky affected by nationwide recall

Ohio is among 37 states affected by a recall of certain Gatorade products. Here's why the drink is recalled and how to check your bottle.
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Anderson senior cornerback Ace Alston named a Navy All-American

Anderson senior cornerback Ace Alston named a Navy All-American

Anderson senior Ace Alston, a Notre Dame commit, is invited to play in the 2027 Navy All-American Bowl. The game is Jan. 9, 2027 in San Antonio, Texas
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Who is running for U.S. House in Greater Cincinnati

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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List: What's on your local ballot in Southwest Ohio

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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Have you seen these strange trucks on Ohio roads? Here's what they are

Have you seen these strange trucks on Ohio roads? Here's what they are

The electric trucks, developed by Swedish company Einride and used by Dublin, Ohio-based EASE Logistics, are part of the Truck Automation Project.
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Heavy Rain Disrupts Harvest in Corn Belt

Heavy Rain Disrupts Harvest in Corn Belt

Heavy rainfall, influenced by remnants of Hurricane Polo, has significantly disrupted corn and soybean harvest activities across the Midwest. States including Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois have experienced substantial precipitation, leading to flood warnings and advisories in several areas. Further east, Indiana and Ohio are also facing delays in fieldwork due to saturated soil conditions. According to the National Weather Service, a shift to a drier weather pattern is expected to provide relief, with below-normal precipitation forecasted for much of the Corn Belt starting October 5. This change should allow farmers to resume harvesting activities in the coming days.
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What is Issue 4? What to know about Cincinnati schools' property tax

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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Spiders didn’t top Ohio’s most-searched fears. Here’s what did

Spiders didn’t top Ohio’s most-searched fears. Here’s what did

Spiders finished eighth and ghosts took third in an analysis of Ohio’s fear-related Google searches. See what topped the list.
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6 new restaurants opened here last month, while 2 closed up shop

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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Basketball exhibition scouting report for UC Bearcats vs. Ohio State

Basketball exhibition scouting report for UC Bearcats vs. Ohio State

Cincinnati Bearcats start their exhibition season Oct. 7 against Ohio State in an outdoor event at the Lindner Tennis Center in Mason