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- 1Cincinnati business leaders urged CPS to delay levy●Cincinnati business leaders asked CPS to 'pause' levy this year
Business leaders in Cincinnati have asked Cincinnati Public Schools to 'pause' its levy this year, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The request puts prominent local employers at odds with the district's plans to seek additional tax funding from voters, and raises questions about how the school board will respond ahead of the ballot.
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Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tanner Hudson is reportedly out for the remainder of the 2026 season, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The loss removes a depth option from the Bengals' tight end group and raises questions about how the team will fill the position as the season continues.
- 3Celebrity chef opens sushi restaurant in Cincinnati tonight▼Celebrity chef opens sushi spot in Cincy tonight. Here's what to expect
A celebrity chef is opening a new sushi restaurant in Cincinnati tonight, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. The paper previews what diners can expect from the debut, which is drawing local attention as the city's dining scene gains another high-profile addition.
- 4Questions over Texas Senate candidate's Cincinnati mental health treatment▼Did a Texas Senate candidate receive treatment at a Cincinnati mental health facility?
A Texas Senate candidate is facing questions about whether they received treatment at a mental health facility in Cincinnati. The claim has been raised by the Cincinnati Enquirer, which is examining the candidate's medical history ahead of the Senate race. Details about the candidate's identity and the accuracy of the report remain limited.
- 5Cincinnati Enquirer editor reflects on a play about the media▼I saw a play about the media, and I have thoughts | From the editor
The Cincinnati Enquirer's editor has published a first-person column about attending a play centered on the media and journalism. In the piece, the editor shares personal reflections prompted by the production, weighing how the stage portrays the press against the realities of working in a newsroom. The column is framed as an editor's note inviting readers to consider the media's role in public life.
- 6Queen Bee Half Marathon draws runners through Cincinnati▼Queen Bee Half Marathon runners buzz around Cincinnati. See photos
Runners took to the streets of Cincinnati for the Queen Bee Half Marathon, with the Cincinnati Enquirer publishing a photo gallery capturing participants along the route. The event brought crowds and community attention to the city as athletes completed the course, and local coverage highlighted the atmosphere and finishes.
- 7Youth team mourns T-ball coach killed in motorcycle crash●Youth sports team mourns T-ball coach after fatal motorcycle crash
A volunteer T-ball coach has died in a motorcycle crash, and the youth sports team he led is mourning his loss. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported the story, noting the team's grief over the death of a coach described as a familiar figure to young players and their families.
- 8Hundreds of Thousands Go Without Addiction Treatment●Hundreds of Thousands Go Without Addiction Treatment as Demand for Care Remains High
Hundreds of thousands of people are going without addiction treatment even as demand for care remains high, according to reporting by the Cincinnati Enquirer. The coverage highlights a gap between the number of people seeking help for substance use disorders and the treatment capacity actually available to them. Officials and health advocates are expected to face renewed pressure to expand access to addiction services.