Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Population growth trends around Cincinnati counties and comparison with Columbus area
• Cincinnati residents may be forced to pay thousands to clean up graffiti or face city lien on their property
• Northern Kentucky Catholic school to shut down amid rising costs, falling enrollment
• Cincinnati establishes LGBTQIA+ Commission to enhance community support and advocacy
• Cincinnati introduces canned tap water to support local artists and businesses

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Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Ohio day cares face scrutiny after $1.1 million in overpayments discovered
• Boone County Republican primary pits traditional GOP against MAGA-style challenger
• Hamilton County marks lowest overdose death total since 2012
• The Banks won't enforce 21+ policy on Opening Day
• Cincinnati OK’d $455,000 for new West End restaurant. The landlord locked it out

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Ex-Venezuelan mayor detained by ICE seeks return to Venezuela
• New partnership targets violent crime in Cincinnati and improves public safety efforts
• Construction begins on $125 million biomedical facility in Covington
• New Brighton Approach Bridge to improve access and connectivity in Cincinnati
• New data offers insight into Tri-State students' mental health and behavior