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If it's not a tornado blowing through town, it's baffling voter ID laws.

By Allison Babka and Madeline Fening

Mar 3, 2023

If it's not a tornado blowing through town, it's baffling legislation from the Ohio Statehouse. This week saw a slew of revelations, from how much Ohio politicians have received in donations from Norfolk Southern, to how the wives of Bengals players are breastfeeding their cubs at Paycor Stadium...

Paycor Stadium is a scary jungle for people trying to breastfeed, Cincinnati Bengals players say.

Modern Kentucky Coal Miners Face Higher Mortality Risk Than Predecessors

“This advanced form of (black lung) has recently been found in Central Appalachia at rates not seen since the early 1970s."

By Sarah Vogelsong

Researchers say modern miners are facing more health risks than their predecessors.

Guest Commentary: The Utility Bailout House Bill 6 Made Both Ohio’s Air and Politics Dirty

Ohio is dealing with this biggest racketeering charge in history, which stemmed from negotiations over its biggest piece of environmental legislation of the century.

By Rob Moore, Ohio Capital Journal

Burning of coal releases contaminants into that air that can lead to respiratory illness.

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These Are Ohio's 10 Most Affordable Places to Live, and Three Are in Greater Cincinnati

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Hard Rock Casino Opens Gourmet Coffee Shop Constant Grind

By Katherine Barrier

Constant Grind opened in the casino Friday, March 3.

Torturing a Dog or Cat Could Be a Felony in Kentucky, You Jerk

By Sarah Ladd, Kentucky Lantern

Kentucky House Bill 103 would make it a Class D felony to torture a domestic dog or cat in the state. The current law only classifies animal torture as a misdemeanor.

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Kentucky House Bans Gender-Affirming Care for Youth in New Bill

By Madeline Fening

The sponsor of the anti-trans House Bill 470, Rep. Jennifer Decker, R-Waddy, said on the House floor she wants to “to protect children in Kentucky from irreparable damage.”

CityBeat Streets: Four Cincinnatians Talk About Safety in the City

By Kennedy Dudley

CityBeat is hitting the streets to ask locals about a different topic each week.

Possibility of Severe Weather Cancels Bockfest Parade, Events at Bockfest Hall

By Katherine Barrier

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Cincinnati State Senator Extends Child Labor Hours Under New Bill

By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

A Dairy Queen franchisee, Michael Todd, testified in support of SB 30, saying many of the applications he receives are from 14 or 15-year-olds.

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The Cincinnati Cyclones (or the Cincinnati Hippos for one night only) battle the Indianapolis Fuel at Heritage Bank Center on March 4, 2023.

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