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Cincinnati News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Cincinnati News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Cincinnati—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Cincinnati News Today is

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Tragic Crash on Kellogg Avenue | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Tragic Crash on Kellogg Avenue | Cincinnati News

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Fatal Crash in Cincinnati East End | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Fatal Crash in Cincinnati East End | Cincinnati News

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1:40

Burrow Defends Bush's Heisman | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Joe Burrow, the Bengals QB and Heisman winner, passionately defends Reggie Bush, calling the 2010 revocation of Bush’s Heisman “bulls” and calling it a hypocritical double standard. Burrow, who grew up idolizing Bush and became a Saints fan after his draft, argues that Bush was unfairly singled out amid widespread NCAA violations at the time. Though the Heisman Trust reinstated Bush’s title this year amid new NIL rules, Burrow insists the original punishment was unjust — and it still stings

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1:43

Ohio’s Wildlife Is Making a Comeback | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Ohio’s wildlife is roaring back—bobcats, bald eagles, wild turkeys, river otters thriving thanks to decades of conservation. Once 95% forested, the state plummeted to 10% as habitats vanished and species like bison and passenger pigeons vanished. But thanks to laws like the Clean Water Act and pesticide bans, nature’s rebound is real: the Scioto River’s cleaned up, fish are swimming free, and century-old animals are returning. Progress isn’t perfect—dams and endangered species still linger—but

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1:37

Teacher Who Builds Champions | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Mr. Peck isn’t just an ESL teacher—he’s a lifeline for over 3,800 students in Cincinnati, counseling them through trauma, fear, and bullying, even when they flee to his classroom in Spanish. As immigration anxieties rise and attendance plummets, he’s also a boxing coach, turning the gym into a second classroom where discipline, confidence, and resilience are forged. He sees parallels between mastering English and landing a punch: both demand grit, practice, and belief in oneself. Through his

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1:30

West Side’s Latino Boom Redefines Neighborhood |...

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2026/07/26

Cincinnati’s West Side is quietly reinventing itself, fueled by a booming Latino community that’s reshaping East Price Hill—one vibrant restaurant and shop at a time. Once overlooked, the neighborhood’s diversity has surged from under 1% to 20% Hispanic in just 20 years, bringing fresh energy while longtime favorites like bowling alleys and diners stay strong. Residents welcome the change, seeing it as a positive evolution that blends tradition with innovation, proving that growth doesn’t mean

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1:28

Zip's Cafe Reopens After Flood | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

After a surprise flood shut down Cincinnati’s beloved 100-year-old Zip’s Cafe for a week, owner Mike Burke faced a slow, humid cleanup—but the community rallied. Regulars like Coral Santiago from Puerto Rico rushed back for their favorite Zipburger, and reopening day brought hope. With floors repaired and doors swinging open again, the historic spot is ready to welcome crowds back to its iconic burgers and enduring charm. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:46

Oakley Floods Demand Permanent Fixes | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

Cincinnati’s Oakley neighborhood is reeling from devastating floods that have left homes, garages, and even cars in ruins, with one resident already spending over $20,000 on replacements. While the city’s $1 million relief fund offers a glimmer of hope, many question if it’s enough—especially as insurance gaps and confusing claims processes add to the stress. This isn’t the first time—flooding has plagued the area since 2016—and the emotional and financial toll is crushing. City officials are

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1:22

Reds Rebuild Accelerates After Crushing Loss |...

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2026/07/26

The Reds crumble in a 7-0 loss to the Cardinals, snapping their slim playoff hopes and setting the stage for a rebuild. Hunter Greene battled through five innings before imploding, while the offense went silent against Andre Pallante’s gem. Sunday’s rubber match could decide the series — and maybe the future of the franchise — as Andrew Abbott takes on Kyle Leahy, with big trade deadline moves looming regardless of the result. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:49

Thirty Years of Justice for Morgan | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/26

After 30 years of silence, justice finally arrives for 7-year-old Morgan Violi, whose abduction and murder in 1996 finally led to the guilty plea of Robert Scott Froberg, 61, now facing a life sentence. Froberg, who had escaped prison twice and fled south after luring a boy in Pennsylvania, targeted Morgan in Bowling Green, Kentucky, forcing her into a stolen van and killing her in Tennessee. A breakthrough came when new DNA tech matched a hair found in the van to Froberg, who confessed during

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1:13

Wawa Coming to Covington | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

Wawa is officially coming to Covington, taking over the former Walgreens spot on Winston Avenue—demolition’s already underway. The Tennessee-linked real estate LLC paid $2.1 million for the property in late June, and site plans are approved. This major new convenience giant promises hoagies and coffee, sparking local buzz about jobs and traffic. Construction’s ramping up, and while exact opening dates are pending, the sign’s soon to be a familiar sight on that corner. Listen in

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1:34

West Side Stories from Cincinnati | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

Step into Cincinnati’s West Side, where history drips from every brick—starting with The Crow’s Nest, the city’s oldest Irish pub since 1895. Wander past Perez Sports Latino and Elder High School, stroll the Lick Run Greenway, and soak in the soul of a neighborhood shaped by generations. From Price Hill Chili to century-old barbershops, this is where memories are made and community thrives. Add in Dunham Park, the Miami Fort trail, and even a shuttered Frisch’s Big Boy—and you’ve got a living,

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Bus vs Car Crash in East Price Hill | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

Bus vs Car Crash in East Price Hill | Cincinnati News

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1:47

Cincy Soul Food Truck Festival Cancelled | Cincinnati...

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2026/07/25

The Cincy Soul Food Truck Festival was canceled at the last minute, leaving Black-owned vendors out of pocket after pouring cash into inventory and staff—just as a major music festival weekend loomed. The city blames permit delays and safety concerns, but organizers say they were sabotaged by city officials who allegedly pressured the parking lot owner to shut things down. Vendors, like Jasmine Davis who lost thousands, are scrambling and feeling the brunt of the chaos, while the mayor vows to

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1:14

Stephenson’s Trade Deadline Fate | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

The Reds are in a slump, and Tyler Stephenson might be the next big move before the trade deadline—on his last contract, heating up at the plate, and suddenly a hot commodity as top catchers stay put. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai. View sources & latest

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0:53

Shooting in Over-The-Rhine Under Investigation |...

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2026/07/25

Shooting in Over-The-Rhine Under Investigation | Cincinnati News

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Mega Millions Jackpot Hits $800 Million | Cincinnati...

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2026/07/25

Mega Millions jackpot just hit $800 million after no one claimed the previous $743 million prize—numbers were 2, 5, 42, 44, 60 with Mega Ball 1. Odds? One in 290 million. Tickets cost $5 and are available in 45 states, D.C., and the Virgin Islands—no citizenship needed. Your next shot? Tuesday, July 28. Could your numbers be the lucky ones?Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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1:33

Mathews and the Festival Brawl Fallout | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

A viral brawl at the Cincinnati Music Festival last July sent shockwaves through the city, sparking national debate over crime, policing, and leadership. Jermaine Mathews, accused of instigating the chaos, pleaded guilty to aggravated rioting with sentencing looming in October — while others charged face serious felony accusations, none yet behind bars. The incident, occurring just before a mayoral election, fueled outrage and scrutiny, even leading to the firing of the police chief — though

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1:17

Tragic Shooting at Mason Lumber | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

A shocking tragedy unfolded in Mason, Ohio, when 29-year-old father Vincent Stoetzel was fatally shot at Carter Lumber by his former coworker, 34-year-old David Cohen, who’s now charged with aggravated murder. The violent confrontation, involving around 22 shots, is rare for the usually peaceful town. Stoetzel, remembered as a devoted dad and faithful man, leaves behind four young children. A GoFundMe has already raised over $80,000 for his family. Cohen, in custody, faces court July 27 as

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1:36

Behind Bars, Not Free Yet | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/25

After 40 years behind bars, Jeffrey Carter thought freedom meant a fresh start—but housing remains his biggest prison. Rejected by every landlord due to his felony record, he’s stuck in transitional housing with a 90-day deadline, feeling like he’s still locked up, just in a bigger yard. He’s not alone: studies show returning citizens face skyrocketing homelessness rates as housing costs climb and systems stack the odds against them. Many get released with nothing but a bus ticket and a

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