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Spotted lanternflies surge across Cincinnati: How to stop their spread (opens the original)
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Spotted lanternflies are showing up in big numbers across the Cincinnati area, and experts say this is a critical time to act to curb their spread. Females are preparing to lay eggs, and what residents do over the next few weeks could help prevent even more from hatching next year. At this point, many people have seen the invasive spotted lanternflies, but experts like Dr. Gene Kritsky are advising specific actions to combat them. "Squish the adults and nymphs when you see them," Kritsky said. O
Man charged with rushing Amy Acton campaign event due in court Tuesday (opens the original)
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The man accused of lunging toward Ohio's Democratic candidate for governor, Amy Action, at the Canfield Fair is expected in court for the first time Tuesday. Patrick Havas, 38, is facing two counts of assault and one count of disorderly conduct. He will be arraigned via video. On Sunday, investigators say Havas was recording Acton on his phone as she spoke inside the Democratic Party tent. Authorities say he then started pushing his way forward. Acton's security detail stepped in, and Havas was
Housing construction continues as University of Cincinnati welcomes largest-ever student class (opens the original)
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The fall semester begins for the University of Cincinnati on Monday, and it's going to be busier than ever on campus. With another year of record enrollment, UC says this year's freshman class is 1,000 students larger than last year's, bringing this year's total enrollment to 54,000 students. Growing enrollment has brought a lot of opportunities, but also challenges. Housing has been a big topic of conversation: UC says it has enough for students, and also points to the huge student housing comp
Aiken High teacher behind unique agriculture class named finalist for Ohio Teacher of the Year (opens the original)
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Aaron Parker, an agriculture educator at Aiken High School in College Hill, has been named a finalist for Ohio Teacher of the Year for his innovative farm program that helps students grow academically, emotionally, and socially. Aiken High School sits on 61 acres, and behind the school is a farm with gardens, greenhouses, chickens, goats, and alpacas. Parker created the program to provide students with hands-on agricultural experiences, particularly for those who came from refugee camps and coun
Signs of extensive storm damage still visible as tens of thousands remain without power (opens the original)
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Power remains out for tens of thousands of homes and businesses more than 36 hours after a derecho hit Greater Cincinnati. As of 6:45 a.m. Thursday, more than 49,800 Duke Energy customers remain in the dark. Even more are without power who get their power through services like Owen Electric. With rain on the way Thursday afternoon and evening, restoration efforts could be slowed. Some outages have not yet been assigned crews. In Green Township, a power pole is still blocking Boomer Road, along w
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