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Uncle Joe cuts out any black spots on the peeled potatoes at Hartville Potato Company in Akron.

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All that and a bag of chips: Ohio’s long history of potato chip production

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Companies all across the state are chipping into Ohio’s No. 2 ranking in making the salty snack.

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Red Bike secures funding to operate for the next 3 years

Becca Costello

Cincinnati's bike share program had to shut down for the first few months of 2024 because of a critical funding shortfall.
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Northern Kentucky hosts two volunteer riverbank cleanups this weekend

Isabel Nissley

The Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission's River Sweep is rallying volunteers to clean up the riverbank in Newport and Covington Saturday.
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Gen. Lafayette is returning to Cincinnati 200 years after his first visit

Tana Weingartner

The general himself — OK, a historical interpreter dressed as the general — will make an appearance along the Ohio River, just as he did 200 years ago.
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Crime in Cincinnati is trending down and shootings are at lowest level in 15 years

Becca Costello

The number of year-to-date shooting incidents in Cincinnati is at the lowest level since 2010.

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