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Erlanger residents raise concerns about transparency, traffic and public safety ahead of mayoral election (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Jay to cover or a news tip? Reach him at jay.shakur@wcpo.com. ERLANGER, Ky. — Erlanger residents are raising concerns about city leadership ahead of an upcoming mayoral election, with questions about transparency, traffic, and public safety emerging as repeated themes at a recent community forum. The issues surfaced during a WCPO 9 "Let's Talk" community forum last week, where residents aired grievances about the direction of t
Cincinnati Public Schools could face $44.5M deficit by 2029, the state of Ohio warns (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Jay to cover or a news tip? Reach him at jay.shakur@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Public Schools has been placed in “fiscal caution status” by the state of Ohio. It's projected to have a $44.5 million deficit by 2029, and CPS must submit a plan to correct it by Nov. 30. CPS Treasurer Mike Gustin presented the warning to the board of education at a meeting Monday night, saying the district needs to begin working on a state-r
Erlanger residents speak out on safety, traffic, and transparency at WCPO 9's Let's Talk (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Jay to cover or a news tip? Reach him at jay.shakur@wcpo.com. ERLANGER, Ky. — Erlanger residents are speaking out about the challenges facing one of Northern Kentucky's fastest-growing cities — from public safety and traffic to what some describe as a lack of transparency at city hall. Dozens gathered Wednesday at a WCPO 9 "Let's Talk" event to share questions and frustrations about the direction of their community. "I've lived
Suspected arson fire destroys nonprofit's vans, leaving Cincinnati students without rides (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Jay to cover or a news tip? Reach him at jay.shakur@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati nonprofit is still searching for replacement transportation nearly three weeks after two vans used to take students to and from after-school programming were destroyed in a suspected arson fire. Inner City Youth Opportunities Cincinnati has served K-12 students across the city for more than 30 years, providing tutoring, mentorship, field tri
What's behind Ohio's apparent data center boom as rural tri-state communities push back (opens the original)
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covers news and issues across the Tri-State. Have a story you'd like Jay to cover or a news tip? Reach him at jay.shakur@wcpo.com. CINCINNATI — Ohio has become a hotspot for data center development — and the backlash is growing. The Ohio Consumers' Council reports the state already has more than 200 operational data centers, with about 80 more proposed or planned statewide. The massive investments behind these mega sites are drawing scrutiny from rural communities across Ohio. From Adams County
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