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Ohio Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Same-Sex Parental Rights Case

1 day ago | citybeat.com | Susan Tebben

The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in a case that centers around whether a same-sex couple shares parenting rights to children born through artificial insemination while they were in a relationship in the same way a heterosexual couple would.
5 County Coroners Sign Letter Urging Ohio Lawmakers to Keep Local Elections

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Madeline Fening |McKenna Horsley |Kentucky Lantern

Ohio House lawmakers sent the state budget to the Senate last week with a last-minute tweak: county coroners would be appointed by county commissioners, no longer elected by the voters. "A coroner shall be appointed quadrennially in each county by the board of county commissioners and shall hold office for a term of four years, beginning on the first Monday of January next after appointment," reads section 313.01. (A) of House Bill 96.
KY Senate President Questions Fossil Fuels’ Role in Climate Change, Praises Trump’s Pro-Coal Moves

1 week ago | citybeat.com | McKenna Horsley |Kentucky Lantern |Marty Schladen

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Hamilton County Board of Elections Looking for Poll Workers in Ohio's May Primary

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier |Nick Evans

The Hamilton County Board of Elections (BOE) is looking for registered voters to help work the polls for Ohio’s May 6 primary and special election. Precinct Election Officials (PEOs) can earn between $225 and $275 for training, set-up and working the polls on Election Day. To qualify, you must be a U.S. citizen; a registered and active voter in Hamilton County; be comfortable using electronic technology; and be able to read, write and speak fluently in English.
California Democrat Brings Trump, Vance Critique to Ohio

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Nick Evans |Susan Tebben

In an Ohio visit Monday, U.S. Rep. Ro Khanna, D-CA, critiqued and offered a counterpoint the Trump administration.
High School Students Reconsider Ohio Universities Over Higher Education Law

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Megan Henry |Nick Evans

A new higher education law set to take effect this summer is causing high school students across the state to think twice about applying to Ohio colleges and universities. Ohio State University used to be high on Nakshatra Mohan’s list of potential colleges, but not since Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 1 into law at the end of last month.
Graeter's and New Riff Distilling Collaborate on New Bourbon Ice Cream

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier

A sweet new collaboration between two Greater Cincinnati flavor favorites is hitting shelves this weekend. Graeter’s Ice Cream and New Riff Distilling in Newport have partnered for the first time ever on the new Bourbon Ball Ice Cream flavor, which is available to order online now at graeters.com and will be available in New Riff’s gift shop starting Saturday, April 12, and in all Graeter’s scoop shops on Monday, April 14.
Mount Adams to Host Golf-Themed Bar Crawl Series

1 week ago | citybeat.com | Jillian Kohls |Madeline Fening

Grab your best golf skirt, polo or flat cap because Mount Adams is hosting the Mt. Adams Masters, a golf-themed bar crawl, on April 12. Signing up for the event is free. The Mt. Adams Masters will include prizes for the top “golfers,” specialty drink deals and golf-themed mini-games and challenges.
County, Bengals Request $350 Million from State Budget to Renovate Paycor Stadium

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Madeline Fening |Katherine Barrier

Hamilton County Commissioners and the Bengals are asking Ohio lawmakers for $350 million to renovate Paycor Stadium. The county announced the request Thursday, just one day after lawmakers in the House passed a controversial budget plan to give $600 million in 30-year state-backed bonds to the Cleveland Browns for a new domed stadium outside city limits in Brook Park. The bonds are expected to cost the state nearly a billion dollars over 30 years; the budget now heads to the state Senate.
Cincinnati's Libraries are Vital for Education and Community and Deserve to be Well-Funded

2 weeks ago | citybeat.com | Katherine Barrier |Casey Smith

Local library-goers breathed a collective sigh of relief on April 9 after the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library (CHPL) announced the Ohio House removed a budget provision that would have meant an insane $14.5-million cut to the library system’s funding had it been adopted. While a win is a win, our library system is still facing the danger of potential cuts in the upcoming budget.