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

This is our last newscast before we put Wake Up on the shelf (at least for now). Thank you for tuning in!

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

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Nine arrested on federal firearm charges in Cincinnati's violent crime initiative
• Former NKY bank manager accused of stealing from customer accounts
• 15-year-old killed in shooting had been missing two years
• Pedestrian deaths decline in Cincinnati with new safety measures implemented
• Forest Hills School Board sued over ICE response plan redactions

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Rep. Landsman discusses Iran vote and hawkish stance at town hall
• City pilot program aids sidewalk repairs for 60 homeowners in Cincinnati
• Hamilton County levies: What ‘mills’ mean for voters
• Trial reveals financial downfall of Reston Construction amid management changes
• Fishbowl Live music venue in Cincinnati to close, future shows canceled

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Damon Lynch IV reflects on his 2016 protest vote for Trump
• Cincinnati court hears arguments on immigrant detention and bond release
• Meisers grocery and deli in Lower Price Hill closes after five years
• Over-the-Rhine nonprofit sues to seize two blighted buildings near Findlay Market
• Independent Northern Kentucky bookstore changes owners after 47 years

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Ohio bill seeks to end parole for cop killers
• Clifton Market foreclosure case progresses amid financial struggles for owners
• Cincinnati Council debates $8 million investment in Farmer Music Center project
• A year after Big Mac Bridge fire, dumpster of cooking oil found under Newport bridge
• Sharonville targets 2026 construction start for $75M downtown revitalization

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Cincinnati residents report declining satisfaction with living conditions and safety
• Price of Brent Spence project now nearly $4.4B, with more costs to come
• Worker killed in accident at Ford Motor Company in Sharonville
• Landsman clarifies he supports the Iran war — to a point
• Meet the Republican candidates running ro unseat Landsman