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Ohio's SNAP funding changes to take effect in October (opens the original)
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Ohio food pantries are preparing for a possible increase in demand as changes to federal funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) take effect Oct. 1. The federal government is reducing its share of SNAP administrative costs from 50% to 25%, as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act . These changes now put 75% of the financial burden on states. The change will not immediately reduce recipients’ benefits but could affect the staff and infrastructure used to process applicat
Hamilton County reentry program earns Ohio Supreme Court certification (opens the original)
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Hamilton County’s Re-Entry Docket has received certification from the Ohio Supreme Court, recognizing its efforts to help people successfully transition from incarceration. Also known as the Welcome Home Program, the docket connects low-level offenders with housing, employment and other resources intended to reduce recidivism. “Accountability paired with support reduces recidivism,” Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Wende Cross said. “Every person who doesn’t return to custody means one less vi
Synthetic opioid up to 10 times stronger than fentanyl detected in Ohio, Kentucky (opens the original)
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Health and law enforcement officials are warning about cychlorphine, an emerging synthetic opioid estimated to be four to 10 times as potent as fentanyl. A spokesperson with Hamilton County Public Health told WLWT in the limited drug samples in which cychlorphine has been detected, it's been found in combination with fentanyl It has not been detected on college campuses in Greater Cincinnati, but local officials are discussing prevention efforts amid concerns that young people could unknowingly
Cincinnati City Council orders 30-day review of East Side flood response (opens the original)
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Cincinnati City Council unanimously approved a measure directing city administrators to examine the response to July’s destructive flooding and recommend ways to prepare for future extreme weather events. The comprehensive report, expected within 30 days, will assess what worked and what didn't when heavy rain flooded homes and businesses across Cincinnati’s East Side. “I think after the flash floods in July, what residents want is a plan, even if it’s years in the making, for what we plan to do
Staffing shortages blamed for delayed trash collection in 13 Cincinnati neighborhoods (opens the original)
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Staffing shortages are being blamed for delayed trash collection in 13 Cincinnati neighborhoods, with some residents reporting nearly two weeks without service. Residents in Westwood, East Walnut Hills and Columbia-Tusculum said overflowing bins are attracting flies and creating foul odors. “My garbage cans are full,” Westwood resident Steve Gardner said. “As the client or consumer, it’s frustrating because we’re taxpayers and we pay for things to happen.” City Councilman Mark Jeffreys said seve
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