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Are OTR street barricades working or pushing drug dealers to new locations? - Vimarsana News

Are OTR street barricades working or pushing drug dealers to new locations?

Two weeks after Cincinnati officials placed temporary barricades on Republic Street to disrupt a dangerous open-air drug market, police say there are early signs that this strategy may be working.

Source: wcpo.com
West End residents say it's 'time to let up' on low-income housing - Vimarsana News

West End residents say it's 'time to let up' on low-income housing

How much affordable housing is too much for a neighborhood? West End residents could force the city to answer that question with a discrimination complaint now being reviewed.

Source: wcpo.com
UC Health racked up $256M in losses. Now it's eyeing a $279M from Medicaid - Vimarsana News

UC Health racked up $256M in losses. Now it's eyeing a $279M from Medicaid

UC Health quietly racked up $256 million in operating losses over 2.5 years. Now, it's eyeing a $279 million payday from Medicaid.

Source: wcpo.com
Reentry program opening in Sedamsville seeks to help 'the worst sinners' - Vimarsana News

Reentry program opening in Sedamsville seeks to help 'the worst sinners'

A religious community for ex-prison inmates is set to open later this year in Sedamsville, where two potentially violent or sex offenders will live in a house with a Catholic priest or monk.

Source: wcpo.com
911 records: Dillsboro ambulances responded to 12% of town's 911 calls in 2023 - Vimarsana News

911 records: Dillsboro ambulances responded to 12% of town's 911 calls in 2023

Dearborn County 911 records show the Dillsboro, IN Ambulance Unit responded to 12% of residents' 911 calls in 2023. County Commissioners said they're cancelling the nonprofit squad's contract.

Source: wcpo.com