Brian Anunga's new foundation held a Sunday soccer camp at Sycamore High School with FC Cincinnati players leading training.
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Should local communities do more to help families afford youth sports equipment?
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Do you support the federal government providing a $5,000 cash dividend to all Americans?
Senator Bernie Moreno discussed new tax and dividend proposals during a meeting with the Cincinnati Regional Chamber.
Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase performed a Neymar-inspired touchdown celebration during Cincinnati's Week 9 victory over the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid.
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Do you plan to take a warm-weather trip to Florida next summer?
Seasonal weekend service to Orlando and Fort Myers runs April 17 through September 4, 2027.
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Do you trust your city government to keep roads clear after snowstorms?
The city has contracted ETCH to run its snow plow tracking system and is adding 10 more roadway weather stations.
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Do you think your community has enough police officers to keep people safe?
The academy's 119th recruit class joins a department about 100 officers below authorized strength.
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