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Police Cite Cyclist Hit by Car While Riding in Opposite Bike Lane to Avoid Construction

A Northside bike shop is speaking up for cyclists facing risky conditions on Spring Grove Avenue.

By Madeline Fening

Jun 2, 2023

Cincinnati Police have responded to the cycling community after a cyclist was hit by a car while avoiding construction on Spring Grove Avenue in Northside. Dylan, who chose not to share his last name with CityBeat, was riding his bike south on Spring Grove on May 20 around 1 p.m. when he encountered an ongoing headache for cyclists...

The southbound bike lane on Spring Grove is blocked by orange barrels between Elmore Street and Millcreek Road, causing confusion for some cyclists who assume they should detour to the opposite bike lane.

Gorilla Cinema Presents Pop-Up "Spiritual Machine" Offers AI-Controlled Bar Experience

Environmental curation, marketing, cocktail creation and guest interaction will all be dictated by the AI.

By Katherine Barrier

An AI-generated image of CityBeat's interpretation of the Spiritual Machine pop-up.

Opioid-Treatment Maker Settles With Ohio for $6 Million

More than most states, Ohio has been ravaged by overdoses due to opioids and other drugs.

By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal

Suboxone manufacturer Indivior will give the state of Ohio just under $6 million in an antitrust case.

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Ohio Craft Brewers Want a Carve Out from 50 Year Old Law Locking Them Into Distribution Agreements

By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio law allows brewers producing less than a million barrels a year to self-distribute, but that’s a big undertaking if you’re a brewer in Cincinnati trying to get to market in Toledo or Cleveland.

More Ohioans Skipping Meals to Pay for Household Expenses, According to New Report

By Nadia Ramlagan, Ohio News Connection

According to a new report, 68% of Ohio Association of Food Banks clients had to choose between paying for food, transportation or gas.

Comedian Matt Rife Is Bringing His 'ProbleMATTic World Tour' to Cincinnati

By Jaime Lees

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Eat the Most Weiners at Frisch's Mainliner for the Chance to Compete in the International Fourth of July Hot Dog-Eating Contest

By Katherine Barrier

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Rock Out and Learn How to Save the Planet at Sayler Park Sustains' Annual Festival

By Katherine Barrier

Sayler Park Sustains' annual festival returns Saturday, June 10.

Guest Commentary: LGBTQ+ Marriage Rights are Entwined with Ohio’s Special Election in August

By J. Bennett Guess

The future of LGBTQ+ marriages in Ohio may well depend on the outcome of a little-known Aug. 8 special election, when most people aren’t even expecting an election.

Graeter’s Ice Cream Releases 2023's Second of Five Limited-Time Bonus Flavors

By Katherine Barrier

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National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Hosting Juneteenth Events

By Katherine Barrier

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