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Fecal samples taken on three different days from the Oxford Wastewater Treatment Plant show a likely increase in COVID-19 in the general population

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Data shows that from April to June 2020, Twitch reached a platform record of 5 billion hours in total time watched. Compared to the previous quarter, which was also record-breaking, this is a 62.7% increase in hours.

Tags: Culture

Hungry people in Cincinnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Toledo and Dayton can get $6 specialty burgers from participating bars and restaurants — and a passport to guide them — Aug. 17-23, 2020

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From backyard grill outs and roadside drive-thrus to gourmet interpretations, these beefy bunned babies are like a slab of comfort food you can (generally) hold between two hands.

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Grab everything from a 40-ounce fishbowl to a three-flavor flight of spiked slushies in flavors including strawberry basil lemonade, orange dream or salted caramel latte

Tags: Food News

Cincinnati City Council has voted 6-3 to reopen the city’s streetcar to passengers, likely by the end of the month. And when it reopens, it will be free to ride.

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The bonobo is just the latest addition to the zoo's baby boom, which includes Pocket the wallaby, a red panda cub, a colobus monkey and skunk kits

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Last week accounted for 27,937 initial jobless claims — down from 30,138 initial jobless claims the week before, and down even more from the 35,422 initial jobless claims for the week ending July 11.

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Build your own butter cow at home from July 28-Aug. 9 and share it on the American Dairy Association Mideast's social media to enter. The winner of the DIY contest will be announced Aug. 10.

Tags: Food News

Emerging science indicates that COVID-19 can be detected in raw wastewater about three to seven days before there is a visible increase in cases and/or hospitalizations.

Tags: News Feature, Video

Clovernook's Braille Printing House is producing both digital and physical braille editions of The New York Times' July 26 special section celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Tags: Culture

“The expectation should be that complication rates and/or mortality among healthy children won’t vary based on racial category — what we found is that they do.”

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“If you have asthma or some sort of respiratory issue and difficulty breathing, and you’re stuck in an apartment that’s 100 degrees with no air circulating, it really can be a matter of life and death”

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The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported Thursday that there were 1,499,712 million jobless claims filed in the state in the last 17 weeks

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If you're avoiding gyms in the age of COVID and you’re tired of working out at home, here are some free, outdoor alternatives around Cincinnati

Tags: Culture

This year’s event — themed "Faithful and Fearless" — is scheduled to take place Aug. 13-16 with virtual and a one-day in-person fest to celebrate the strengths and values of the Black family

Tags: Culture

The park's Meteor Shower Party on Aug. 14 allows stargazers access to some of the highest, darkest points in Butler County — plus themed cosmic cocktails and overnight camping

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The market inside the former private dining room carries Japanese tea, soda, beer, sake, chips, assorted candy, Kiki swag and — coming soon — Kiki's housemade desserts, sandwiches and bento

Tags: Food News

CMC will open on July 17 with some exciting new exhibits to explore

Tags: Culture

According to a career search website called Zippia so, you know, it's true

Tags: Culture