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Most hospitalizations from the flu in Ohio are in the Dayton and Cincinnati areas.
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Greg Landsman, a Democrat on Cincinnati City Council, won a narrow victory over Republican incumbent Steve Chabot Tuesday, ending Chabot's quarter-century hold on the seat.
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The governors of Ohio and Kentucky signed a memorandum of understanding Monday stating their commitment to work together to make the $2.8 billion companion bridge a reality. The money is part of the bipartisan federal infrastructure bill. Plans do not include tolls, making it the first time a viable plan for expansion doesn't include them.
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Health, Science & EnvironmentIn a first-of-its-kind surgery, hidden lung lesions were exposed by a Cincinnati surgeon with a tiny instrument called the SENSI® gamma probe.
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Health, Science & Environment"Leonardo da Vinci Machines in Motion" is on tour from Florence, Italy. It lets visitors explore 40 full-size working machines designed by scientists and artisans using methods from da Vinci's time.
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So, what have the five Republicans of the Ohio Redistricting Commission been doing since the Ohio Supreme Court told them last week that their latest version of state legislative district maps were unconstitutional and they had seven days to fix it? Not much. Nothing in fact, except twiddling their thumbs and watching the sand drain out of the hourglass.
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Just two seasons ago, the Bengals were the worst team in the NFL. And their road to the Super Bowl was not an easy one.
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It turns out many people outside of Ohio are rooting for the Cincinnati Bengals and their rags to riches story.
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Can't make it to the big game? We've got your look inside Inglewood's state-of-the-art stadium where the Bengals will play the Rams this Sunday for the title of NFL champs.
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It was only two seasons ago the Cincinnati Bengals were the worst team in the NFL, finishing with only two wins. Now, they're one game away from being Super Bowl champions.
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"The most important thing I want the people of Ohio to know about me is that this is a different kind of campaign with a different kind of candidate," Sappington tells WVXU. "I was raised as a working-class kid; I'm earning a modest living as city auditor. I think I am someone the average Ohioan can relate to."
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Contrary to the belief of many Ohio Republicans, the Ohio Supreme Court did not create the mess the state's redistricting process is currently in.