Jonathan Adee News Today

The Ohio Department of Transportation is spending millions of dollars to pick up trash throughout the state. The ODOT press secretary said crews are finding more trash each year.

The local non-profit is in search for a new jingle for the Don’t Trash The ‘Nati Campaign and are giving Cincinnatians the mic.

Local nonprofit Keep Cincinnati Beautiful is re-launching the anti-litter campaign that first started in 1998.

City Councils vote to confirm citys next CEO was unanimous. Mayor says Long had to "work hard to get where she is."

A forum to address Cincinnatis persistent litter problem drew more than 50 people. They had questions and suggestions for city leaders.

Cincinnati City Councilwoman Liz Keating wants to find solutions to the citys chronic litter problems. Shes asking citizens for input.

Illegal dumping is one of the biggest contributors to blight in the city.

As temperatures drop, Keep Cincinnati Beautiful’s clean-up season is ending. But executive director Jonathan Adee is urging residents to pick up litter outside of their homes, to make up for the pandemic-fueled volunteer shortages.