Cincinnati Enquirer • August 8 2025 'Defend my city': Cincinnatians use social media to counter national narrative Cincinnatians are taking their concerns about the city's image to social media.
Andrew Kelly Cincinnati Enquirer • August 6 2025 ‘Financial challenges ahead:’ Covington braces for Trump administration's IRS cuts The Internal Revenue Service cut hundreds of its Covington-based employees as of the end of June, an email from city leadership reveals.
Frank Bowen IV Cincinnati Enquirer • August 4 2025 'Cultural reawakening' part of reducing crime, Ramaswamy tells packed Cincinnati town hall Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's town hall put the focus on crime in the wake of videotaped brawl in Cincinnati.
Lisa Scalfaro Cincinnati Enquirer • August 1 2025 JD Vance talks viral fight, Bengals, and Sydney Sweeney JD Vance spoke on an episode of the conservative "Ruthless" podcast, which was released on Aug. 1.
Cincinnati Enquirer • July 30 2025 'Major step forward': Ohio to get 33 new truck rest stops The Ohio Department of Transportation announced the expansion of parking spots for trucks July 29.
Hailey Roden Cincinnati Enquirer • July 26 2025 At Findlay Market, buskers feel 'booted.' Officials say they're enforcing the rules Three street performers said they won't be playing at Findlay Market until the rules are changed.
Liz Dufour Cincinnati Enquirer • July 25 2025 Lunch goers, leaders hope to preserve Fountain Square's 'vibe' in face of sudden closures In the wake of three restaurants closing in one day on Fountain Square, The Enquirer asked leaders and locals what it means for the future.
Courtesy of Gracie Shanklin Cincinnati Enquirer • July 19 2025 Did Covington police respond properly to Roebling Bridge protest? Here's what experts say Police are trained to avoid making matters worse when they encounter protesters and big crowds. The Roebling Bridge protest challenged that training.
Albert Cesare Cincinnati Enquirer • July 17 2025 'Good Trouble Lives On' protests held across Greater Cincinnati Anti-Trump protests took place in numerous locations across the region, including Middletown, JD Vance's hometown.
Cara Owsley Cincinnati Enquirer • July 17 2025 'Heartbreaking decision': Planned Parenthood to close 2 SW Ohio clinics The closures come as a result of the federal reconciliation bill, which Donald Trump signed into law July 4.
Liz Dufour Cincinnati Enquirer • July 16 2025 Report: Findlay Market is bringing hundreds of millions of dollars to Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati's Findlay Market released a new economic impact study detailing its financial effect on the region.
Patrick Reddy Cincinnati Enquirer • July 10 2025 'I didn't feel they respected me.' Local superintendent speaks out after resignation Tony Watts recently resigned from the Newport Independent Schools district.
Cincinnati Enquirer • July 1 2025 Immigration arrests in Ohio have tripled this year, new data shows New data from the Deportation Data Project indicates a sharp rise in immigration arrests.
Jolene Almendarez Cincinnati Enquirer • June 25 2025 Records shed light on superintendent's $175k payout as part of deal to step down Tony Watts resigned from his position as superintendent of Newport Independent Schools ahead of his original contract.
Cincinnati Enquirer • June 19 2025 Cincinnati teachers union denounces deportation of Emerson Colindres, other students The Cincinnati Federation of Teachers voiced its opposition to the deportation of Cincinnati Public Schools students in a June 17 statement.
Annie Goldman USA TODAY • June 17 2025 Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine voices concerns with parts of Trump immigration enforcement Gov. Mike DeWine spoke on President Trump's enforcement of immigration policy.
Liz Dufour Cincinnati Enquirer • June 14 2025 'We don't want a dictator.' Thousands march across Cincinnati area for 'No Kings' protest Falling on Flag Day and Trump's birthday, the national day of protest is intended to help counter Trump's planned Washington, D.C. military parade.
Cincinnati Enquirer • June 13 2025 Which Cincinnati representatives will be at Trump's military parade this weekend? Most of Cincinnati's congressmen and senators said they will not be in Washington, D.C. on June 14.
Sam Greene Cincinnati Enquirer • June 12 2025 What did Hamilton County offer the Bengals? Inside the outline for a new lease agreement Offers from Hamilton County and the Bengals shed light on the specific terms the parties are negotiating as they work toward a lease agreement.
Cincinnati Enquirer • June 12 2025 What did Hamilton County offer the Bengals? Inside the outline for a new lease agreement This story has been updated to include new information and clarify the Bengals and Hamilton County contributions.Cincinnati's tax money. An agreement that the Bengals won't relocate. Sharing the stadium operating expenses.Offers from Hamilton County and the Bengals in April were made public for the first time June 12. The documents shed light on the specific terms the parties are negotiating as they work toward a lease agreement to fund $830 million in renovations to Paycor Stadium.The ori...
Courtesy of Scott and Shannon Schaefer Columbia Missourian • May 13 2025 Pickleman's exec Rice files for Second Ward seat After a recent unsuccessful bid for the Columbia School Board, Ken Rice is running for the Second Ward City Council seat.
Michael Baniewicz Columbia Missourian • April 8 2025 Barbara Buffaloe wins second term as Columbia mayor Incumbent Barbara Buffaloe held on to her seat Tuesday night.
Columbia Missourian • April 3 2025 Mystery surrounds $25,000 donation to Columbia mayoral campaign Blair Murphy is one of three candidates challenging incumbent Barbara Buffaloe in Tuesday's mayoral election.
Columbia Missourian • April 1 2025 Quarter-million dollars raised in Murphy's bid for competitive Columbia mayor seat Candidates submitted required financial reports ahead of the April 8 municipal election.