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The Cincinnati City Council is scheduled to vote on an ordinance mandating security measures at paid parking lots and garages. The proposed rules would require adequate lighting and either cameras or staff presence. This follows data showing a significant number of guns stolen from vehicles in these locations.
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A Cincinnati man, Douglas Lawson, has been charged with two counts of criminal child enticement. Police allege he offered a child money near Groesbeck Road on Sept. 4 to get into his vehicle. The incident reportedly escalated after the child refused and ran away while screaming.
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The newest student housing development near the University of Cincinnati, The Arc, is now open and fully leased. Co-developers Uptown Rental Properties and North American Properties completed work on this five-story building at the southeast corner of East McMillan Street and Auburn Avenue. The complex features 56 units and around 200 beds for students.
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A new spring course on masculinity at the University of Cincinnati aims to "transform organizational systems" and help "heal" men. Professor Sean Harvey will teach "Men, Masculinity, and Society," focusing on lived experiences and systemic contributions to how men develop.
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Sherry Martz, owner of Brain Balance Cincinnati, spoke with Freddy Mac about the importance of trusting oneself and one's decisions. She also discussed parenting, raising confident young adults, and the value of mentorship. The conversation was part of Q102’s Women In Charge series.
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Documented substance use among adults aged 20 to 54 who suffered a stroke in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region climbed to 40.2% by 2020. This increase, largely attributed to marijuana use, was noted alongside nearly doubling stroke rates for that age group. Study authors caution that they cannot prove causation.
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A fire at the Gateway House, a nonprofit recovery house in Mt., caused thousands of dollars in damage Sunday afternoon. The blaze displaced nearly 20 people, and no injuries were reported. The facility is currently unable to house any additional residents as it begins rebuilding efforts.
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