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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for WCPO 9 Cincinnati
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- Jul 9, 2026
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St. Bernard approves 12-month moratorium on new data centers but ongoing proposal could still move forward (opens the original)
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covers Hamilton County's east side. If you have a story that you'd like Alex to look into or a news tip, contact him at alex@wcpo.com. ST. BERNARD, Ohio — For the next year, the village of St. Bernard is hitting pause on new data center developments. Village Council unanimously approved a 12-month moratorium on data centers last week. Mark Wendling, the director of public safety and service, said it gives village leaders time to look at how data centers could impact the community. "This gives us
After the city's first public skate park opened in Camp Washington, this east side neighborhood may be next (opens the original)
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covers Hamilton County's east side. If you have a story that you'd like Alex to look into or a news tip, contact him at alex@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Less than a month after the city's first public skate park opened in Camp Washington, residents are already pushing for another one. Some residents spent years asking for a new skate park in the city. In late August, the 12,000-square-foot park in Camp Washington officially opened. Evan Walker, founder of the Cincinnati Skatepark Project, said it's a
Tenants at Hyde Park apartment say water damage, possible mold remain unresolved after July flooding (opens the original)
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covers Hamilton County's east side. If you have a story that you'd like Alex to look into or a news tip, contact him at alex@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Tenants at the A L'aise apartment building in Hyde Park Square said they're dealing with water damage, leaks and possible mold inside their units. Melissa Hoffheins, who lives in the building, said she and other tenants have been dealing with deteriorating conditions for weeks. She said after July's flash flooding, she removed artwork from her bedroo
Cincinnati trash pickup delays continue as residents deal with overflowing bins, piles of garbage (opens the original)
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covers Hamilton County's east side. If you have a story that you'd like Alex to look into or a news tip, contact him at alex@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Weeks-long trash pickup delays are continuing to frustrate residents throughout Cincinnati. Earlier this week, we reported on the delays, which the City of Cincinnati said were caused by several Public Service Department workers calling out sick for multiple days. On Monday, the city told us it would collect all trash this week as scheduled. However,
Duke Energy offering grants to small businesses impacted by recent flooding, storms (opens the original)
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covers Hamilton County's east side. If you have a story that you'd like Alex to look into or a news tip, contact him at alex@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Small businesses hit by recent flooding and storm damage could be eligible for thousands of dollars in help. The Duke Energy Foundation is partnering with the Cincinnati Regional Chamber on a $100,000 grant. The money will support small business owners impacted by flooding and storms in July and August. WATCH: Hear why local small business owners sai
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