Paula Christian
Investigative Reporter at WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH)
Investigative reporter @wcpo. Soccer mom. Black lab lover. 3-putt golfer married to 1-putt golfer. Syracuse alum.
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wcpo.com | Dan Monk |Paula Christian
CINCINNATI — The state senator who introduced a new funding source for sports stadiums said a half-dozen teams have already expressed interest in a $1.1 billion grant pool that will be available after July if it ultimately becomes part of Ohio’s next two-year budget. But Sen.
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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Paula Christian
CINCINNATI — Long before P.G. Sittenfeld was a federal inmate or a convicted felon, he was a political superstar. The youngest person elected to Cincinnati City Council and the top vote-getter in two elections, he was the hands-down favorite to be the next mayor. His political career ended after the FBI arrested him on public corruption charges. Now that President Donald Trump has pardoned Sittenfeld, erasing his convictions for bribery and attempted extortion, his future is wide open.
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2 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Paula Christian
EVENDALE, Ohio — Attorney Lou Sirkin is best known for his high-profile clients, such as Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt and Jerry Springer, who resigned from city council in 1974 after a prostitution scandal and later became Cincinnati’s mayor. One of the nation’s experts on the First Amendment, Sirkin's work goes back decades. He successfully defended the director of the Contemporary Arts Center in 1990 against obscenity charges.
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3 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Paula Christian |Dan Monk
CINCINNATI — Hamilton County may shuffle its lineup of lawyers who handle riverfront development matters, including lease negotiations with the Cincinnati Bengals and Reds. It's a monumental shift for the county, which has mainly relied on one lawyer, Tom Gabelman, for matters involving The Banks riverfront project. The item was added to the commissioners' agenda just minutes ahead of their 10 a.m. Thursday meeting, where they are set to vote on resolutions allowing the county to hire new lawyers.
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3 weeks ago |
wcpo.com | Dan Monk |Paula Christian
CINCINNATI — Hamilton County has passed on a chance to bring an “immersive entertainment center and media experience” to The Banks that would be “one of the first of its kind in the country.”Details of the 65,000-square-foot venue were disclosed in a development proposal by Lincoln Property Co., one of two bidders who submitted proposals for Lot 24, the largest block yet to be developed at The Banks.
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