Region and Beyond
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How does gun violence impact Ohio residents?
EDITORIAL, Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Region and BeyondCommentary It’s Tax Day, Loveland by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Without a doubt, the human cost of gun violence—the people who are taken from us and the survivors whose lives are forever altered—is the most devastating. And in addition to the overwhelming human impact of this crisis, we all pay for the enormous economic…
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On Tax Day 2024, Brown Introduces Bill to Eliminate Carried Interest Tax Loophole and Make Wealthy Fund Managers Pay What Other American Workers DoU.S. Senator Sherrod Brown
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As Americans mark Tax Day 2024, U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) introduced the Carried Interest Fairness Act today to eliminate a tax loophole that benefits wealthy money managers on Wall Street. The current carried interest loophole allows investment managers to often pay roughly half the tax rate that most other Ohio workers’…
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Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon: USA TODAY’s No. 1 Best
The United States hosts around 1,000 marathons every year, the largest of which see tens of thousands of endurance runners crossing the finish line and conquering the grueling 26.2-mile distance. To find the top races, USA TODAY 10Best editors and a panel of experts made their nominations, then readers voted for their favorites. Here are…
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How Are the Reds’ Most Important Players Performing So Far?
Spencer Steer photo by Major League Photo Day by Chris Ball There Are Plenty of Interesting Players To Watch As the Reds’ Season Gets Going Loveland, Ohio – There was no question that this year, the Reds’ success would hinge upon the progress made by some of its youngest members. Although the average age of…
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New Analysis Reveals Exponential Increase of Rejected Provisional Ballots
Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioOn the heels of the 2024 primary election in Ohio, All Voting is Local Ohio has released The State of Provisional Ballots in Ohio Post HB 458. For the report, All Voting focused on provisional ballot rejection rates over the last several years in order to analyze the impact of House Bill 458, a bill…
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OHSAA Expands Football 7-on-7 Opportunities
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced that football 7-on-7 competition is now permitted at any time prior to and after the football season, other than the 28-day no-contact period immediately after the season. Previously, 7-on-7 competition was not permitted until May 15. Full practice and hitting are still not permitted…
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Reds Fight Through Injuries and Setbacks to Take the First Two Series of the Year
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Our Regular Columns, Region and Beyond, SportsOpolis, SpotlightFrankie Montas (Major League Photo Day) by Chris Ball The Reds Are on a Roll To Start The Season The Reds had deck stacked against them to begin this year. Injuries to several key players and the suspension of Noelvi Marte threatened to derail the 2024 campaign before it even got going. But so far,…
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Injuries Ravage the Reds in Advance of Opening Day
Matt Mclain photo by Cincinnati Reds by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – Under David Bell the Reds have had plenty of slow starts. Last year they were 12-16 at the end of April and many fans were settling in for what many expected to be one of the worst seasons in decades. Thankfully we were…
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Nominate a Veteran for the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
The deadline for submitting nominations for the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame is set for June 1, which means this spring is an ideal time for Loveland Area residents to identify some of the outstanding former service members who are excelling and making a difference in society. The Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame recognizes those…
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Former Ohio teacher, State Board of Ed member sees literacy as ‘key civil rights issue’
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioBY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Christina Collins’ journey to become an educator started when she helped her grandfather read his mail. He had dropped out in middle school, and had trouble with reading and understanding words, even ones specifically written for him. Collins’ dad and brother both struggled in school as well, and it was…
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