Dan Monk
Digital Business Reporter at WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Cincinnati lifer, West Side resider; 35 years in local journalism hasn't quenched my curiosity about how my hometown works.
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5 days ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk
CINCINNATI — The court-appointed receiver for dozens of Cincinnati apartment properties wants to find new owners for those troubled properties as quickly as possible. It’s the latest development in a complicated foreclosure case involving Vision & Beyond, a real estate company that collapsed this year after a series of foreclosure cases led to civil fraud allegations and criminal charges against the company’s founder.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk
CINCINNATI — He's an Israeli military veteran who made a fortune in Cincinnati by unlocking value in multifamily apartment buildings. Now, Stas Grinberg is locked up in a Butler County jail, awaiting federal charges of making false loan statements and conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud. The company he co-founded, Vision & Beyond, is mired in one of the most complicated foreclosure cases Hamilton County has seen in decades.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk
CINCINNATI — The May 1 shooting death of Ryan Hinton was the sixth time in nine weeks that a Greater Cincinnati law enforcement officer shot at someone. Police training expert Gene Ferrara said much can be learned from studying the recent trend, but not why they’re happening so frequently. “They’re all random acts,” said Ferrara, a former University of Cincinnati police chief, who has been training police officers on use of force practices since 1974.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk
CINCINNATI — Reading Community City School District will break ground next month on an expansion of its Career Technology Education space, thanks to a $2 million state grant that Gov. Mike DeWine announced two years ago. When renovations are completed, a second-floor space above the Reading High School library will be equipped with advanced manufacturing tools and new construction equipment to help students earn professional certifications and jobs.
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk |Paula Christian
CINCINNATI — Hamilton County commissioners approved a $184.5 million renovation plan for Paycor Stadium Tuesday while disclosing for the first time that the plan needed to be approved by April 30 to meet an NFL deadline. Commissioners voted 2-1 in favor of a memorandum of understanding with the Cincinnati Bengals that outlines $830 million renovations by 2029, including a first-phase that will be funded in part by an NFL loan.
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