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Temporary Third Street ramp opens, U.S. 50 ramp closed as Brent Spence construction continues (opens the original)
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Interstate 75 is back open in both directions after weekend construction in downtown Cincinnati, but there are two new changes to traffic you need to know. One is a new closure, with the exit from U.S. 50 east to I-75 south set to close. Another is a new ramp, taking you from I-75 South to Third Street. The ramp is temporary and opened overnight. One of the goals is to cut down on congestion at other parts of I-75 South with yet another new closure beginning. "So it's going to be an important co
City of Lebanon to cover all Flock cameras in city limits, 'no indication' of misuse by officers (opens the original)
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The city of Lebanon will start putting covers on its 20 Flock cameras, starting Wednesday. It's the latest community in Greater Cincinnati to take action against automated license plate readers as concerns grow about privacy. City council agreed to the move Tuesday night, following questions raised by mayor Mark Messer. Messer posted an open letter on Facebook ahead of the meeting, laying out his concerns. He pointed to reporting about security defects in Flock hardware and concerns that the com
Officials using survey responses to create new road safety plan in Hamilton County (opens the original)
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The Hamilton County Engineer's Office is creating a safety action plan to reduce serious and fatal crashes. Officials are also reviewing crash data, along with thousands of public survey responses, to identify high-risk roads. The Engineer's office says public survey responses helped flag traffic safety concerns in the area near the Hamilton County Mathematics and Science Academy, on Civic Center Drive. Officials say public survey responses helped flag traffic safety concerns in the area. Hamilt
Work progressing on road safety projects through Metro Transit Infrastructure Grants (opens the original)
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Making roads and sidewalks safer across Greater Cincinnati: Crews are making progress on more than 100 projects funded through grants and tax dollars. The intersection of Crookshank and Anderson Ferry Road in Green Township is just one of the nearly 130 projects that have been completed through Metro's Infrastructure Fund across Hamilton County. "It's about improving communities, improving lives," Metro Director of Communications Brad Mason said. "It supports connectivity and accessibility for e
Dolly Parton's legacy lives on in Greater Cincinnati through Imagination Library (opens the original)
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Tributes continue to pour in for the Queen of Country Music. Dolly Parton died Tuesday in Nashville after a brief battle with cancer. Her publicist says she was surrounded by loved ones. For decades, her voice, songwriting, humor and generosity made her one of the most beloved figures in American music. Her career also stretched beyond music, with memorable film roles, the creation of the "Dollywood" theme park and decades of philanthropy. President Trump has ordered flags to fly at half-staff n
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