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Cincinnati officials broke ground last year on a new training center for the Fire Department. Six months later, the project is over budget and back to the design phase.
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The Cincinnati Fire Department alone has nearly one-third of its fire fighters who could retire whenever they want.
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A poll from AAA found most respondents report nearly being hit by a driver who didn't give them enough room.
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The reason is twofold: the political will and capability to fund bike lanes; and the highly competitive grant application process for funding.
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About 10 people joined Council Member Betsy Sundermann's public safety forum in Over-the-Rhine Thursday night.
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Cincinnati Police responded to a drive-by shooting in East Price Hill Thursday night, not far from where Council Member Betsy Sundermann lives. About five…
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The City of Cincinnati will install mile markers on four paved hiking-biking trails, so if you need assistance you can get it more quickly. The Otto…
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Two former Silverton Police officers are now Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputies. They were sworn in Thursday along with a clerk, marking a change over in…
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The University of Cincinnati is stepping up efforts to improve safety around its main campus.Block By Block Safety Ambassadors will fan out in…
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The Cincinnati Police and Fire Departments are continuing to deal with problems because of the decreasing number of personnel. The police and fire chiefs…