Hannah K. Sparling
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Cincinnati just spent the last of its 2021 stimulus money. Here’s where it’s going.
There was a debate over which spending plan to approve, with one council member accusing another of giving 'political speeches.' → Read More
After Ohio Rep. Brad Wenstrup complains, FBI changes designation of baseball shooting
The shooting is now classified as "domestic violent extremism" after it was initially labeled "suicide by cop." → Read More
Cincinnati to break ground on ‘largest municipally led solar array project’ in U.S.
The New Market Solar Project will sit on roughly 890 acres of land in Highland County, about 45 miles east of the city. → Read More
A Black director wants to show his movie in neighborhood parks. One local park said no.
Ever since Symmes Township said no, it made director/choreographer Darnell Pierre Benjamin want to show the film there even more. → Read More
Cincinnati Issues 1 and 2: Voters appear to back anti-corruption measures for City Hall
Cincinnati citizens Tuesday passed a pair of anti-corruption measures that will make it easier to remove a council member in the event they are arrested. → Read More
Issue 3: Polls are closed. Will the amendment pass?
After a contentious campaign, polls are closed and, one way or the other, Issue 3 is decided. → Read More
Vice President Kamala Harris has landed at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
Friday's visit will be Kamala Harris' first to the Queen city either as vice president or as a candidate on the presidential ticket. → Read More
Issue 3: Proponents, opponents square off in virtual Enquirer debate
If you weren't watching, you missed a good debate. But here are five key takeaways. → Read More
Vice President Kamala Harris will come to town on Friday, talk transit with Cincinnati Metro
The White House hasn't released details of the visit yet. → Read More
Issue 3: How do other cities run their affordable housing trust funds?
Here are three examples of how other cities run their affordable housing trust funds. → Read More
Issue 3: Will Cincinnati voters demand the city spend $50 million a year on affordable housing?
If Issue 3 passes, Cincinnati, a city of 300,000, will spend more than half a billion dollars on affordable housing over the next decade. → Read More
Issue 3: Is this the one thing on which Dems, GOP, Charterites all agree?
All three political parties oppose the amendment, which has become one of the most contentious issues on the ballot this May. → Read More
It 'defies logic': Rep. Wenstrup wants new investigation into congressional baseball shooting
U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup asked for a new investigation, saying the FBI's initial determination "defies logic." → Read More
Cincinnati promises $35.5 million for affordable housing
The city's announcement comes two weeks ahead of the vote on Issue 3, the highly controversial affordable housing charter amendment. → Read More
Ohio plans $2B in infrastructure investments
The Ohio Department of Transportation is planning an event to kick off the 2021 construction season. → Read More
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine: Dora crowds at The Banks ‘troubling’
The governor said he wouldn't advise his family to go to a place like the Dora, and he wouldn't go himself, either. → Read More
As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations tick up in Ohio, Gov. Mike DeWine gives update on state's response
As COVID-19 cases tick up, Gov. Mike DeWine plans to urge Ohioans to get vaccinated and remain cautious at his 2 p.m. Thursday briefing. → Read More
After Supreme Court order, final language for Issue 3 affordable housing amendment approved.
The Hamilton County Board of Elections made a last-minute revision to the amendment on Wednesday, following a Ohio Supreme Court order. → Read More
Brent Spence Bridge: Biden infrastructure proposal includes money for 10 most 'economically significant bridges.'
The bridge's importance was driven home last year when a truck fire forced it to close for six weeks last year following a truck fire. → Read More
Issue 3: Court orders new ballot language for affordable housing amendment
The court denied parts of the claim, but still ordered the Hamilton County Board of Elections to approve new ballot language. → Read More