Cincinnati Public Schools Grapple with $50M Budget Shortfall, Vacant Positions and Hiring Freeze on the Table
Cincinnati Public Schools discussed budget cuts to remedy a $50 million deficit, including a hiring freeze and potential snips to vendor contracts. Community members raised concerns, particularly about freezing social worker positions.
New Cincinnati Metro CEO Commences Tenure with Communal Bus Ride, Underscores Public Transit's Role in City's Daily Life
The new CEO of Cincinnati Metro rode the bus to work on their first day, highlighting the importance of public transit in the city and commending the dedication of transit workers.
London, KY Tornado Relief: Butler County Sheriff's Office Announces Donation Drive at Eaton Road Full Gospel Church in Hamilton
A donation drive for tornado victims in London, Kentucky is being held by the Eaton Road Full Gospel Church, prompted by a call to action from the Butler County Sheriff's Office on social media.
University of Cincinnati Student's Artwork Featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York
Engineering student Ava Collins from the University of Cincinnati has her artwork displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She blends her passions for art and engineering in her academic and extracurricular pursuits.
Tensions Escalate in Cincinnati as Bengals Clash with Prosecutor Over Paycor Stadium Lease Negotiations
Negotiations for Paycor Stadium's lease between the Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County are strained, with exchanged criticisms and concerns over legal representation and consultancies as deadlines approach.












