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Research commissioned by nonprofit Housing Opportunities Made Equal suggests levies and changes to tax assessment process have "reshuffled" who pays what when it comes to Hamilton County property taxes.
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While the official roster for the USA women's Olympic team hasn't been posted, the tentative line-up includes past Olympic gold medalists including Brittney Griner and Breanna Stewart.
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Last fall, a Cincinnati man reportedly lost $400 to the scam.
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Ivy Tech President Sue Ellspermann will retire in June of 2025 after serving nearly a decade as head of Indiana's statewide community college system.
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He could serve up to 36 months in prison.
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Fifty years after its final class graduated, Western's final class reunion featured celebrations of its role in Freedom Summer, social justice and women's empowerment.
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A vandal chiseled all the words off a Black man's headstone in a Goshen Cemetery a century ago. Now the man, known only as Dennis, will get his name back.
Hop in, gang, we're solving a mystery.
In 1839, Ohio was a free state — but that doesn't mean it was welcoming to African Americans.
Dean chats with John Linnell, one half of the iconic band They Might Be Giants!
Lex Nycole, as a curator, is dedicated to making culture more accessible in her city, recognizing the influential role of art and entertainment.
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