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Here's how much gas prices are expected to drop in Ohio with new gas tax holiday (opens the original)
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OVER-THE-RHINE, Ohio (WKRC) - Drivers filling up in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood are expected to see noticeable relief at the pump after the governor signed a 90-day gas tax holiday that will cut prices by dozens of cents per gallon. At the Shell station on Liberty Street, the price for a regular gallon of gas was $4.29. With the gas tax holiday, that price is expected to drop by 38.5 cents. Diesel priced at $6.59 is expected to go down 47 cents. Drivers filling up in Cincinnati’s Ov
Emergency 90-day gas tax holiday passed in Ohio (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Ohio drivers could see some relief at the pump within days after state lawmakers approved a 90-day gas tax holiday as an emergency measure earlier on Wednesday. The Ohio House and Senate passed the tax holiday for both gasoline and diesel, temporarily reducing the state fuel tax to one cent per gallon for each. Ohio’s gas tax is 38.5 cents per gallon, while diesel users pay 47 cents per gallon. Ohio drivers could see some relief at the pump within days after state lawmakers a
Tri-State city bans e-bikes from sidewalks; here's why the decision was made (opens the original)
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FORT THOMAS, Ky. (WKRC) - Fort Thomas is putting new rules in place for e-bikes as the city tries to address a growing number of electric bikes and scooters. Under a new ordinance, e-bikes are prohibited from sidewalks. E-bikes must be ridden on the road, except in a few neighborhood areas. Fort Thomas is putting new rules in place for e-bikes as the city tries to address a growing number of electric bikes and scooters. (WKRC) City Council member Adam Blau said the city was seeing an increase in
Thousands expected at Ohio Renaissance Festival as crews battle muddy conditions (opens the original)
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HARVEYSBURG, Ohio (WKRC) - After several gloomy, rainy days, a sunny stretch is bringing some relief—but the recent wet weather has created a muddy mess for the Ohio Renaissance Festival, especially in its parking areas. Waterlogged spots in the festival’s parking lot have made some areas too soft for vehicles, and crews have been working to repair the damage, according to festival entertainment director David Smith. After several gloomy, rainy days, a sunny stretch is bringing some relief—but t
Tri-State lake to drop 13 feet for over a year, sparking concerns for boaters, campers (opens the original)
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CLINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - A major draw for boaters, anglers, and campers in Clinton County is about to look very different as the state prepares to lower Cowan Lake by about 13 feet for roughly the next year and a half to complete dam work. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources plans to drop the lake level while repairs and upgrades are made to the dam. The change is expected to disrupt recreation and create logistical challenges for people who keep boats and equipment on the water, as so
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