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Ohio coal plant said to be nation’s most deadly. New owners seem likely to keep it open
By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal Environmental activists have been pressing the company buying an Ohio coal plant said to be the nation’s deadliest to retire the facility. But that seems unlikely, given statements it made in a regulatory filing that it provided to the Ohio Capital Journal. The buyer, Energy Capital Partners, has boasted of…
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Hazardous Weather Outlook for Greater Loveland Area
Winter Storm Warning in effect from January 5, 10:00 AM EST until January 7, 12:00 AM EST Loveland, Ohio – Here is the “Detailed Forecast” for Loveland and the Cincinnati Area from the National Weather Service in Wilmington. The forecast includes accumulating snow and cold temperatures down to 4 degrees on Wednesday night. The snow…
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New Episode: The Queen City Sports Podcast by Chris Ball & Mark Raines
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – It’s the first podcast of 2025! The Bengals need a win on Saturday night, and then a lot of help from the Chiefs and Jets on Sunday in order to make it into the playoffs. Chris and Mark break down just how likely it will be that Carson Wentz…
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State Fire Marshal Urges Ohioans to Remove Real Indoor Christmas Trees
With the holidays behind us, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal (SFM) says now is the time for Ohioans to safely and responsibly discard any real Christmas trees that remain inside their homes. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), approximately 36% of Christmas tree fires across the country occur…
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Protecting Loveland’s Scenic and Community Heritage: The Riverside Development Proposal
Dear Editor, As our community comes together to review the proposed Special Planning District (SPD) development along Riverside Drive, it is crucial that we approach this process with transparency, collaboration, and a shared commitment to protecting the scenic and historic character of the Little Miami River. What’s Happening: A developer has submitted a proposal to…
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Government watchdogs, Black lawmakers urge DeWine to veto police video changes
(Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images.) By: Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal Among the dozens of measures sitting on Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s desk, is one proposal that would allow police departments to charge $75 per hour of body camera footage with a cap of $750. The provision showed up late as part of House Bill 315…
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Meet the 2025 Loveland Valentine Lady Lynn Oury
Lynn Oury and preschooler Olivia Smith in 2008 (Photo provided by Jen Miller) “That pic of Olivia and Lynn. That’s what a lasting legacy looks like. Her time spent with so many young children through her teaching life. So sweet. So pure.” – Jennifer Miller, Olivia’s mother. Loveland, Ohio – The 2025 Loveland Valentine Lady…
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Before leaving Washington, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown restores retirement benefits for public workers
By: Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal On his way out of town, Ohio Democratic U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown was able to notch one final long-sought legislative victory that will benefit public sector workers in Ohio and around the country. The Social Security Fairness Act ensures former government workers like police, firefighters and teachers can collect their…
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Loveland is losing ground, heritage, history, and charm
Loveland, Ohio – The demolition of home in Loveland’s Historic District. Read background stories: BZA dismisses appeal making way for demolition of historic home Six, three-story apartments proposed adjacent to Nisbet Park on Loveland Bike Trail Demolition of historic home in Loveland’s Historic District under appeal Demolition of home in Loveland Historic District causing uproar…
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Habitat for Humanity: Honoring the life of service of President Jimmy Carter
Habitat for Humanity joins the world in mourning the death of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. A champion for affordable and decent housing, he and Rosalynn Carter donated their time and leadership each year to build and improve homes with Habitat around the world. President Carter died peacefully Sunday, Dec. 29, at his home in Plains,…
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