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Fewer citizenship applications approved in Greater Cincinnati in 2026 (opens the original)
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The number of people approved to become citizens in Greater Cincinnati has dropped significantly so far this year, according to federal immigration data. The decline in approved citizenship applications could be driving cancelations in naturalization ceremonies locally. Those events are pivotal — they include a swearing-in that is a required part of the citizenship process, immigration attorneys say. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data shows about 750 people received approval for thei
Land deal could expand Mount Storm Park in Clifton (opens the original)
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One of the city's most historic parks could get significantly bigger if a pending land deal goes through. The Cincinnati Parks Foundation has received a letter of intent to sell 27 acres of land just east of Mount Storm Park in Clifton. The deal would grow Mount Storm by more than 30% while preserving a fragile hillside tree canopy that overlooks I-75 and the Mill Creek Valley. Parks Foundation President and CEO Jennifer Spieser says the deal is about making sure that hillside land remains as gr
ATF mobile gun lab comes to Clermont County Sheriffs Department (opens the original)
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The Clermont County Sheriff's office will have new tools to link guns with shootings. The federal Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Wednesday brought its crime gun intelligence mobile command center to the county. The center will stay in Clermont County for several months and will be operated by sheriff's deputies. The four-room wheeled facility assists in crime scene investigations, including DNA swabbing, fingerprint analysis of firearms and testing of shell casings. Marks on
Barnes & Noble to buy Joseph-Beth Booksellers (opens the original)
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The nation's largest retail bookseller is buying a longtime local bookstore. Barnes & Noble announced Tuesday it has signed a deal to purchase Joseph-Beth Booksellers' two locations in Cincinnati and Lexington. According to a news release, the stores at Rookwood Commons and The Mall at Lexington Green will retain their current locations, independent branding, Bronte Bistro restaurants and employees. Joseph-Beth owner and chairman Robert Langley said in a statement the sale will keep the stores v
Cincinnati selects outside firm to review police stop data (opens the original)
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The City of Cincinnati will hire a New Orleans firm to review years of data collected by police officers about who they stop. Assistant City Manager John Brazina revealed Friday that the city signed a contract in early September with AH Datalytics. The contractor will review contact card data generated by Cincinnati Police Department stops and analyze the methodology used by an advocacy group that reported big racial disparities in the data earlier this year, Brazina said during a conference obs
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