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Blue wave hits Ohio, tight races in Northern Kentucky could require recounts and more top stories

2026/11/06

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

Blocked railroad crossing delays fire fighters responding to deadly fire

2026/11/05

Lockland's mayor and fire chief say blocked railroad tracks have been a problem for years.

COVID season is back, lest you forget

2026/11/05

What doctors want you to know about vaccines this fall and the risk of long COVID.

Neighbors say a Clermont County coal ash landfill is making them sick

2026/11/04

We discuss residents' concerns and explain what's happening.

Midterm results and the balance of power in Congress

2026/11/04

How will local races help shape the next Congress?

New book argues gerrymandering is an existential threat to democracy

2026/11/03

We talk about “Draw the Line in Ohio: How One State’s Fight for Fair Maps Explains Gerrymandering in America.”

Book explores congressional effectiveness and the possibility of reform

2026/11/03

We speak with the author of "Just 20: How Ordinary People Can Make Our Government Work Again"

The relationships between Cincinnati and its sister cities

2026/11/02

Cincinnati has official sister city relationships with nine cities including Munich, Germany, and Kharkiv, Ukraine.

The power of the third party this election

2026/11/02

Who is pushing third party candidates in Ohio and Kentucky, and why?

Toss-up races, anti-levy campaign and Scripps layoffs

2026/10/30

On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.

The paper trail showing how Flock Safety made inroads in Northern Kentucky

2026/10/29

We discuss how Flock Safety established such a large presence in the region.

The paper trail showing how Flock Safety made inroads in Northern Kentucky

2026/10/29

We discuss how Flock Safety established such a large presence in the region.

Why animal shelters are hitting critical capacity and Gen Z is picking smaller pets

2026/10/28

We discuss whether higher costs are driving people to surrender their pets and opt for smaller mouths to feed.

The power to pardon in Ohio and Kentucky

2026/10/27

The governor of Kentucky has the ability to grant clemency during their term up until they leave office. That could change this November.

Could junk journaling be your next hobby?

2026/10/27

Collecting and arranging scraps of ephemera in a journal has become a new trend.

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Ghehshsjj8 2026/11/07

Great Podcast!

Keep up the fine work!

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Sasquatch 513 2024/11/26

Grateful to have it!

Cincinnati Edition is an absolute gem for the tri-state. Engaging, intelligent, balanced, and civil discussions about so many topics that affect the c...

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NickCinti 2024/10/12

Great show for understanding local issues

Lucy May and her team do a phenomenal job of finding and interviewing knowledgeable people to explain issues that are relevant to the Cincinnati area....

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Bish0p T 2023/08/26

Truth Matters

This is one of the last podcasts that covers the state objectively and really helps listeners understand the issues they face. Without this show, I w...

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Pokyu 2020/04/25

Michael Monks prime quality

It is so clear Michael Monks has his thumb on Cincinnati’s pulse. From his thoughtful questioning that stays engaged to acknowledge the often complex ...

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francesco1953 2018/06/18

Dan Hurley is fantastic

I enjoy every show. Dan’s breath of local knowledge and his insightful questions make the shows so educational.

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