Final Phase of Millville Avenue Construction Promises Smoother Journeys, Expect Minor Delays, Hamilton Police to Manage Traffic
The Millville Avenue Construction Project is nearing completion, with paving underway. Traffic management is in place, with up to 15-minute delays expected.
Foreign Disinformation Campaigns Amplify Discord Amid Los Angeles Protests, Says Expert
Foreign actors spread disinformation in LA protests, using social media to amplify division and false narratives, with motives attributed to nations like Russia and China, as reported by The Dallas Morning News.
Cyber Siege: Hackers Unleash AI Arsenal on Unsuspecting Netizens, Warns University of Cincinnati Expert
AI advancements increase cyberattack sophistication, says Richard Harknett of the University of Cincinnati, noting the rise of more skilled ransomware gangs and the universal risk faced by anyone with online data.
New Traffic Pattern on US 35 in Ohio Introduces Loop Ramp and Redirects Valley/Trebein Access
A new loop ramp on US 35 in Ohio for Valley/Trebein roads opens, requiring temporary traffic changes until mid to late July, as per the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Cincinnati Celebrates 52nd Annual Pride Parade and Festival with Unwavering Support Amid Heatwave
The Cincinnati Pride Parade celebrated its 52nd anniversary with a large turnout, despite high temperatures, and featured a principled stance on sponsorships and inclusive spaces for all attendees.
Motorcyclist Plunges Into Ohio River from Taylor Southgate Bridge During Cincinnati Pride Fest, Search Efforts Continue
A motorcyclist fell into the Ohio River from the Taylor Southgate Bridge during Cincinnati Pride Fest. Authorities and civilians attempted a rescue, and the bridge was closed temporarily. The motorcyclist's identity and condition were unknown.
911 Services Restored in Clinton County After Temporary Outage Impacts All Cell Carriers
Clinton County's 911 services were down from Friday evening to Saturday morning, affecting all major cell carriers. The outage was linked to outdated equipment, and residents were given alternative emergency numbers.












