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Portions of the sunken highway that links I-71 to I-75 will be closed for the construction of new ramps to the new bridge. -
Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District race has been watched nationally — the primary for the Republican seat became the most expensive race in congressional history. -
About 150 community members attended a meeting, during which many suggested the township set strict limits for a future data center’s size, water use, lighting and sound. -
Local public transportation agencies, rideshare companies and voter organizations have different ways to help voters secure rides to their polling places this year.
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.
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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