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EducationOwens was born and raised in the West End of Cincinnati. He retired in March 2021 after spending five years as president and CEO of health equity nonprofit Interact for Health. His daughter Morgan released this statement regarding his death: My father gave so much to this world, his life long mission was to make a difference.See the Story
Dr. O'dell Owens, public health leader and fertility doctor, dead at age 74
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Cincinnati · CincinnatiThe city of Cincinnati is looking for its next police chief and a councilmember. There are four people vying to be top cop, and 36 people who want to join City Council. The community got a chance to pose questions directly to the candidates for police chief. We're joined by Becca Costello, local government reporter, WVXULaura Hancock, statehouse reporter, Cleveland Plaindealer.See the Story
The search for Cincinnati's next police chief and councilmember, plus more top stories
For the first time, Covington scores 100% on Human Rights Campaign's equality index
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Business · CincinnatiKroger will buy Albertsons for $34.10 a share, a 30% premium over average share price. The merger will create one of the largest grocery store chains in the United States. Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen will become the newly merged company's CEO. Shares of Kroger slid 2% in premarket trading.See the Story
Kroger agrees to buy rival grocery company Albertsons for $24.6 billion
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US & Canada · WashingtonIndigenous Peoples Day honors and recognizes, while providing the opportunity to remember a more accurate history. The day was first proposed in 1977 by Indigenous peoples at a UN conference. South Dakota was the first state to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in 1989 and officially celebrated it the next year.See the Story
Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples Day 2022: What’s closed?
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Cincinnati · CincinnatiThe City of Cincinnati has narrowed down its search for the next chief of police to just four candidates. According to public records, the city received 13 resumes from across the country and right here in the Tri-State for the department's top leadership position. The city is hosting two upcoming community forums to provide an opportunity for the public to interact with the finalists.See the Story
City announces 4 finalists for next Cincinnati police chief
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SharkTwo males and one female sand tiger shark have been placed in their new home in the Surrounded by Sharks exhibit. The aquarium is accepting name submissions beginning now and through the end of the year through newportaquarium.com. They are listed as critically endangered, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List.See the Story
Want to name a shark? Sure you do. Newport Aquarium wants your help 🦈
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British AirwaysThe first flight is June 5, 2023. According to CVG, it's the only direct flight between the United Kingdom and all of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. The economic impact of this new route is exponential for development between the Tri-State and the UK.See the Story
CVG launching direct flight to London with British Airways next year
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Shelters preparing to help homeless as temperatures drop
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Cincinnati · CincinnatiMore than 70 free period product dispensers have been installed in public restrooms. The Hamilton County Commission on Women & Girls announced the county purchased 110 dispensers from a local small business. The commission previously worked on the repeal of the "Pink Tax" in Ohio, a sales tax on tampons and other feminine hygiene products.See the Story
Period product dispensers installed across Hamilton County buildings
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AbortionHamilton County judge temporarily blocks Ohio's Heartbeat Bill. While the order is in effect abortion up to 20 weeks are legal in Ohio. The ruling came less than two weeks after Planned Parenthood of Ohio, the American Civil Liberties Union and others filed for immediate relief of to regain access to abortions.See the Story
Hamilton County judge temporarily blocks Ohio's Heartbeat Bill
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