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  • 2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Todd Dykes

    For decades, drivers heading north on Interstate 75 through Arlington Heights and Lockland have taken an unusual path. "When you're building, you know, 60, 70 years ago, you weren't thinking necessarily in today's terms of 2025 — what transportation was going to look like," said Kathleen Fuller, a public information officer for the Ohio Department of Transportation. Currently, I-75 splits in two for about a mile and a half, surrounding parts of both villages.

  • 2 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Todd Dykes

    A see-through sound barrier south of the Brent Spence Bridge is a sign that plans to build a new companion span across the Ohio River remain on track. "We have people, we have staff people that are monitoring this," Covington Mayor Ron Washington said recently.

  • 3 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Todd Dykes

    Community advocates who came together in Over-the-Rhine's Grant Park on Friday were focused on making life better for families who live nearby. "I love it down here. I love the people. I love the place," Dorron Hunter said. "I love the fight because it's a fight, you know. And somebody's got to fight, to fight the battle. And I don't mind fighting that battle."The fight, Hunter said, is against anyone who thinks gun violence is okay.

  • 3 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Todd Dykes

    During an overseas banking conference, officials with Cincinnati-based Procter and Gamble announced the company will cut 7,000 non-factory jobs. The cuts represent 15 percent of P&G's non-factory workforce. "You always have former colleagues you're thinking about," Lauren Worley said. Worley recently left the consumer products giant where she worked as a global communications director. "Why is P&G's announcement today significant? It's significant because it's a bellwether," Worley said.

  • 3 weeks ago | wlwt.com | Todd Dykes

    When a dozen neo-Nazis left Evendale in February after demonstrating on an Interstate 75 overpass, they left collateral damage in their wake, including in Lockland. "Every now and again, we stumble across a great big hill that we're willing to die on," said Bob Longworth, superintendent of the Lockland Local School District.

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Todd Dykes
Todd Dykes @ToddDykesWLWT
9 Jun 25

Working on roads/bridges stories this week.. Happy to hear from the mayor of Covington, KY, that the Brent Spent Bridge Corridor Project is "still going forward" after a January Executive Order caused a bit of concern. More: #WLWT at 6:05 tonight. https://t.co/d5RFgZ3vuX

Todd Dykes
Todd Dykes @ToddDykesWLWT
2 Jun 25

Am covering two Pride flag raising events in Cincinnati, OH - one in front of the Hamilton Co. Courthouse and one in front of City Hall. Stay w/ #WLWT for complete coverage. https://t.co/ZZh1EjacZM

Todd Dykes
Todd Dykes @ToddDykesWLWT
29 Apr 25

Hamilton Co. commissioners just voted 2-1 in favor of the county’s memorandum of understanding w/ the @Bengals - paving the way for improvements to happen at Paycor Stadium using approx. $120 million from the #Bengals & the #NFL. The county’s existing sales tax will also add $$$.