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Cincinnati Public Schools could face state takeover if proposed levy fails (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati Public Schools has been placed in “fiscal caution status” by the state, requiring the district to submit a plan to correct a projected budget deficit by Nov. 30. CPS Treasurer Mike Gustin gave the warning to the board of education during a meeting Monday night, saying the district needs to begin working on a Fiscal Precaution Plan required by the state. For the second year in a row, the district received a low balance advisory from the state, reminding CPS that its
Hamilton County seeks resident input on 2027 economic development strategy (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Hamilton County is developing its 2027 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy and held sessions Wednesday to gather feedback from residents. “We are here to talk to you about some things, but we are also here to really hear from you,” a county official said. The strategy serves as a roadmap the county develops every five years to help improve areas including jobs, development and quality of life. Wednesday, the county presented data through 2024 to community members and
Monroe City Council votes to remove Flock cameras (opens the original)
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MONROE, Ohio (WXIX) - Monroe City Council voted Tuesday night unanimously to remove all 24 Flock Safety cameras from the city and terminate its contract with the company. The vote followed discussion from community members for and against the automatic license plate readers. Exactly half of those who spoke were against keeping the technology in Monroe. The other half said the cameras’ safety benefits outweigh privacy concerns. One resident who spoke said, “I hate saying I’m not for it or against
‘She wasn’t just a daughter’: Family seeks justice for victim in Walnut Hills shooting (opens the original)
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Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for iPhone Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for Android CINCINNATI (WXIX) - It was an emotional day for the family of Diamond Rice Wednesday as jury selection began seven months after her death. The 33-year-old Baltimore native was shot and killed on a Walnut Hills street in February, after an argument with her partner. The family hopes a verdict will give them some closure, but the pain of losing their daughter is still very raw. “She wasn’t just a daugh
Trenton police chief defends Flock cameras during low-key community forum (opens the original)
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TRENTON, Ohio (WXIX) — While several Tri-State communities are removing their automated license plate readers, one northern Cincinnati suburb is not. Trenton Police Chief Patrick Carr is standing firm behind Flock cameras, calling them a highly successful law enforcement tool. He reiterated this Tuesday while hosting a low-key town hall meeting to address community concerns. Several residents said their distrust isn’t of local officers, but rather privacy issues surrounding the Flock system itse
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