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Cincinnati Police Get $10 Million Boost in Proposed 2024 City Budget

Mayor Aftab Pureval announced three new “programs for financial freedom” during the budget announcement.

By Madeline Fening

May 26, 2023

The first draft of the next Cincinnati budget includes increases for the Cincinnati Police and Fire Departments but a decrease to the overall General Fund as the city endures rising inflation and braces for a possible recession. As the pandemic continues to fade in the city's rearview, so do American Rescue Plan dollars once used to fill holes in the city's budget...

Mayor Aftab Pureval and City Manager Sheryl Long present the city's Fiscal Year 2024 budget on May 26 at City Hall.

When Asked about Holocaust Deniers, Ohio Sen. Cirino Said Colleges 'Should be About Accepting Even Views That are Uncomfortable'

“No one should be shouted down, as ridiculous as their views might be and as wrong as they might be. That’s now what our universities are about," Cirino said.

By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

State Sen. Jerry Cirino, R-Kirtland, speaks in favor of SB21 during the Ohio Senate session, Ash Wednesday, February 22, 2023, at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio.

Biden Student Debt Relief Plan Revoked in U.S. House Vote

Before the vote, the White House said President Joe Biden would veto it, arguing the U.S. Department of Education has the legal authority to execute the one-time cancellation of up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt.

By Ariana Figueroa, Ohio Capital Journal

Congressional Republicans have relentlessly attacked and lambasted the Biden plan as a “bailout,” and already voted to block student debt relief under a bill last month to raise the debt ceiling along with spending cuts.

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Catch Some Live Music Outside This Summer at These Greater Cincinnati Concerts

By Emily Keller

Riverbend Music Center

Disney’s Live Action Remake of 'The Little Mermaid' is a Sanitized Multicultural Fantasy in Search of a Lot More Soul

By Craig D. Lindsey

Ariel (Halle Bailey) finds a partner in adventure after rescuing Prince Eric (Jonah Hauer-King).

Eat All the $7 Burgers You Can During Cincinnati Burger Week This July

By Katherine Barrier

Burger from Nation

Small Business Owners Could Receive $10K from Hamilton County, and Four Other News Stories You Might Have Missed this Week

By Madeline Fening

Nearly 1,000 people attended the Small Business Day event, where guests could network, get connected with marketing resources and apply for a $10,000 small business grant with the help of coaches to walk applicants through the process and answer questions.

'Survivor' Hosting Casting Call on Put-in-Bay on June 15

By Cleveland Scene Staff

Survivor is coming to Ohio, sort of.

Spousal Rape Loophole Continues in Ohio, Despite Years of Bipartisan Support

By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

Bipartisan sponsors in Ohio have once again introduced a bill that would eliminate exceptions for spouses in cases of rape, sexual battery, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, gross sexual imposition and sexual imposition, and expand circumstances when a person can testify against a spouse.

Ballot Measure Making it Harder to Amend Ohio’s Constitution Facing Second Lawsuit

By Nick Evans, Ohio Capital Journal

At a hearing last week, an attorney for One Person One Vote brought up numerous critiques of the proposed amendment to make it more difficult to change Ohio's constitution.

NBA Champ Stephen Curry is Releasing a Bourbon With the Help of Boone County Distilling Co.

By Katherine Barrier

Gentleman's Cut Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

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Bee’s Barbecue
5910 Chandler St., Madisonville
Bee’s believes good barbecue takes time and that smoking meat is an art – one they practice every day with patience and passion, using high-quality and locally sourced ingredients – even the wood they use is locally sourced. What results from that patience and dedication is a menu filled with tender, fresh barbecue you can buy by the half-pound or pound, on a sandwich or as a plate complemented with sides like creamy mac ‘n cheese, sticky BBQ beans and sweet honey cornbread. If you have any room left for dessert (or if you just want to power through), you won’t want to miss Bee’s Bourbon Peach Cobbler, crafted with bourbon- and brown sugar-laced peaches with a sugar crumble crust, or proprietor Bee’s personal favorite: the banana pudding – made with fluffy layers of fresh bananas, whipped cream and vanilla wafer cookies.

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This Fixer-Upper Dome Home in Burlington Can Be Yours for $235K

Milo, a local resident, sits atop the waterfall staircase at Washington Park. Milo is an artist in Cincinnati and was spending their free time before work basking in the sun and soaking their feet in the fountain. Milo works at the Contemporary Art Museum as a receptionist. “I didn’t really have a plan before I got here. I just wandered up and saw that they turned the fountains on," they said.

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