A beloved Springfield Haitian pastor is home after being detained in the Butler County Jail for 27 days.
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County Commissioner Candidates debate ideas for greenspace preservation in a world of economic development.
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Cincinnati's stormwater management utility is currently part of Greater Cincinnati Water Works. Mayor Aftab Pureval wants to separate it, citing summer flooding.
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When Butler County farmer Nathan Gillespie last filled up his combine — which requires a refill nearly every day during harvest — it cost $740. This time last year, it might’ve cost $450, he said.
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A Sanitation District 1 federally-funded project has raised questions about eminent domain and what it means for overall property rights.
Cincinnati Public Radio’s Studio Sessions highlight the incredible talent of local musicians with exclusive sets recorded right here in our acoustically designed, state-of-the-art performance studio.
A once-blank wall at Cincinnati Public Radio is now a bold new piece of public art. On Friday, Sept. 11, the community came together to celebrate the artists and young apprentices who brought it to life.
Missed Free Shakespeare on the Radio: Much Ado About Nothing, or want to hear it again? You can now listen on demand!
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