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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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1:31

Haitian Man Detained Amid TPS Uncertainty |...

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

2026/07/24

A 19-year-old Haitian man legally in Ohio is now jailed after a birthday trip to Kings Island, despite being protected under federal immigration rules—while two friends in the same car weren’t detained. ICE says he overstayed his visa, but his case is headed to immigration court. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court has paused the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, which could have triggered mass deportations. TPS, meant to shield people from countries in crisis, is now under fire as

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1:20

Cincinnati Festival Weather Breaks | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Cincinnati Music Festival weekend just got a major weather upgrade—clear skies and cool temps are forecast for Friday and Saturday, perfect for soaking in the music without getting soaked. But Sunday might bring a stormy return, and early next week could see more widespread storms rolling through the Ohio Valley. Pack your sunscreen for now, and keep an eye on the forecast for Sunday and beyond. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:06

Sunshine & Heat Ahead | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Get ready for a gorgeous stretch of weather—cool starts Friday, then sunshine and 80s by afternoon, perfect for late September vibes. The weekend’s a winner: 70s Friday night, 84 on Saturday, 88 on Sunday (with humidity creeping in). Rain chances appear Sunday evening, and thunderstorms are likely Monday and Tuesday. Enjoy the sun now—clear skies won’t last long. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:09

New Bridge on the Horizon | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

The Fourth Street Bridge is finally moving forward after months of closure—demolition’s done on the Newport side, and construction crews are now building the new three-arch bridge with four lanes and bike/walk paths. Key underground supports are expected to be complete by October, with the structure rising above ground soon after. Despite ongoing detours and traffic challenges, officials remain confident the bridge will reopen in summer 2028—just two years away. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:37

Newport Kentucky Turns Page on Past | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Newport, Kentucky just dropped $3.8 million to buy nine former adult entertainment properties—including The Brass Bull and The Brass Ass—officially closing a controversial chapter and signaling a bold step toward a cleaner, more modern image. Facing legal hurdles, the city worked with a third-party developer who acquired the land first, pocketing $250K as a fee for making the deal happen. These clubs, owned since the 1970s, were tied to decades of tension, police activity, and neglect. Now that

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1:21

Licking County Real Estate Buzz | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Licking County’s real estate market buzzed last week, with $555,000 in property sales between July 6–10, 2026 — ranging from $76,250 to the top-tier deal. Activity spread across Bennington, Buckeye Lake, and Etna Townships, with transactions popping up on Hall Road, Lake Avenue, and Rome Drive. Newark led with the priciest sale at $555K on Crimson Drive, while Pataskala saw action on Hoovler Court and Summit Road. Every sale tells a story — a fresh start, a new chapter, or a smart investment —

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1:09

Cincinnati Floods and Ohio EPA Moves | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Cincinnati’s mayor declared a state of emergency after devastating flash floods hit twice this week, damaging homes and businesses—and officials are now racing to determine what help’s coming. A major mystery: why didn’t the Duck Creek floodgate activate during the storms? That malfunction could be a game-changer for future flood prevention. Meanwhile, the Ohio EPA has paused a controversial proposal that would’ve eased wastewater rules for data centers, likely due to public outcry. And in

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1:57

Foster Care Funding Shift Proposed | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece is pushing a bold new idea: redirecting unused stadium sales tax revenue to fund foster care, arguing that the current system forces vulnerable kids to rely on unpredictable ballot measures. As commissioners prepare to vote on a children’s services levy increase in August, the county faces a growing shortfall — the $81 million levy can’t keep up with rising foster care needs. Reece wants future stadium funding to be voted on directly by taxpayers,

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1:44

Flooded Businesses Face Insurance Nightmare |...

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2026/07/24

Floods hit neighborhoods hard, turning popcorn shops and sushi joints into cleanup nightmares—some for the second time in days. With standard insurance leaving them stranded, business owners face a complex federal flood system run by FEMA, where coverage is limited, claims take time, and lost income may require separate policies. As extreme rain events surge, even inland areas are grappling with pluvial flooding—making flood insurance more critical than ever. Recovery? A long, uncertain

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1:57

Findlay Hub Set to Transform Over-the-Rhine |...

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2026/07/24

A massive $47 million community hub is set to open in Over-the-Rhine in January, transforming the neighborhood with a 60,000-square-foot recreation center plus an 8,000-square-foot childcare space. Featuring a roller rink, indoor pool, full gym, and outdoor workout terrace, it replaces the longtime closed recreation center and responds directly to community input—like the popular roller rink request—gathered from over 800 residents at 100+ meetings. Managed by 3CDC with input from the

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1:48

Cincinnati Pays Heavy Price for Gun Ordinance |...

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2026/07/24

Cincinnati’s facing a major legal bill after a court upheld most of a $300,000 attorney fee judgment against the city in a high-stakes gun law showdown. The case stems from a 2023 city ordinance aimed at preventing gun accidents — particularly after a surge in gun violence — but the appeals court ruled it violated state law that restricts local gun regulations. The controversy began when Frank West was charged under the ordinance after his 13-year-old son was shot by a friend who found an

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1:22

TSA Ditches Shoes-Off Rule | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

TSA just dropped the shoes-off rule—no more kicking off your kicks at security, unless you set off an alarm. With 20 million PreCheck members already keeping shoes on, it’s a major upgrade for travelers. The policy change traces back to a 2006 shoe bomb attempt, but now, metal-heavy shoes like steel-toe boots or those with zippers still might trigger alarms. It’s a smarter, more convenient security balance—though some sneakerheads might still need to pack a spare pair. Listen in

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1:06

Candle Ignites College Hill Home | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

A candle left burning in a bedroom sparked a house fire in College Hill Thursday night, forcing a family of four and five dogs to evacuate — but everyone escaped unharmed. The blaze, contained mostly to the first floor, caused an estimated $100,000 in damage and left the family homeless. Firefighters responded quickly, and investigators now point to the unattended flame as the cause — a sobering reminder of how fast danger can strike when we’re not watching. The community is rallying to help

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1:15

A Man of Faith and Service Remembered | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

A beloved father, mentor, and pillar of faith, Vincent Stoetzel, 29, was tragically shot while working at Carter Lumber. Known as Vinnie, he was a devoted dad to four kids, a tireless volunteer, and a spiritual guide who baptized others and lifted up youth with unwavering love. His pastor called him a “bright light” always ready to serve, and the community is rallying around his family—organizing support through GoFundMe and Heart Church to honor his legacy of compassion and selflessness.

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0:55

Firefighters Save Five Dogs from Blaze | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Firefighters Save Five Dogs from Blaze | Cincinnati News

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1:25

Pit Bulls Attack, One Dog Dies, One Shot | Cincinnati...

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2026/07/24

A brutal dog attack in Greenhills left two pit bulls dead, one person injured, and a small dog euthanized after a terrifying confrontation on Ireland Street. A resident bravely stepped in to help the smaller dog but was bitten, prompting them to shoot one of the aggressors. The surviving pit bull was seized and faces potential dangerous animal classification. The owner now faces misdemeanor charges, as authorities weigh the tragic consequences of owning powerful breeds and the risks of

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1:57

Ohio CDL Policy Blocks Legal Residents | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

Ohio’s new CDL rule is locking out legal permanent residents—forcing them to show an unexpired green card to drive commercially, even when they have federal extensions proving their status. With immigration delays stretching months or years, many like Cedric are losing their livelihoods. While federal guidelines mandate strict compliance, experts say the rules ignore real-world realities, and a fix lies in updating federal standards or granting state waivers. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:54

Removing Deadly Dams on the Great Miami River |...

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2026/07/24

Miami’s Great Miami River is set for a life-saving transformation as the Conservancy District moves to dismantle dangerous low dams—nicknamed “drowning machines” for their deadly undertows—thanks to a $2.45 million state boost. One dam alone has already claimed three lives and caused dozens of rescues. With full project costs at $7.66 million, the goal is to restore natural flow, revive fish populations, and make the river safe for recreation again—construction slated to begin between 2027 and

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1:27

I-275 Lane Closures This Weekend | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

If you’re driving I-275 westbound in Hamilton County this weekend, brace for lane closures—three lanes shut down Friday night at 9:30 PM between Reed Hartman Hwy and the I-275 interchanges as crews prep for resurfacing. One lane closes at 7 PM, and the US-42 on-ramp is fully blocked from 10 PM Friday to 5 AM Monday. Work wraps by 6 AM Monday, July 27, but expect more disruptions through October as this is part of a major repaving project. Plan ahead, add buffer time, and maybe consider staying

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1:30

Queen City 5K: Run for Local Kids | Cincinnati News

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2026/07/24

The Queen City 5K returns to Cincinnati this Saturday, July 25th, for its 11th year — a vibrant community race that turns fitness into fundraising magic for local kids and families. Starting near Paycor Stadium and winding through iconic riverfront spots like Smale Park and Great American Ball Park, it’s more than a run — it’s a celebration of giving back. But be warned: downtown streets including Mehring Way, Central Ave, and Riverside Drive will be closed from 7:30 AM to 11 AM — drivers, plan

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