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Becca Costello

Becca Costello

Local Government Reporter at WVXU-FM

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  • English
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  • Environment
  • Politics
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Recent Articles

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Everything we know about the Big Mac bridge fire, arrests and traffic updates

Cincinnati officials say the city is doing all it can to address traffic congestion while the southbound I-471 Daniel Carter Beard Bridge remains closed.
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Council plans to spend $500k over 2 years to support trans and nonb...

A Cincinnati City Council committee voted Monday to allocate funding to support mental and physical health for transgender and nonbinary youth.
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City employee fired for interaction with demonstrators, as demands ...

A city of Cincinnati employee has been fired after an “aggressive, derogatory, and disparaging” interaction with pro-Palestinian demonstrators outside City Hall in August.
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City Council finalizes carryover budget with about $15 million in s...

Generally speaking, most of the carryover budget funding is eligible only for capital projects, meaning costs associated with building, repairing, or improving infrastructure.
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A Nutcracker-inspired 'Winter Wonderland' will be at Washington Par...

The installation will include holiday lights, a story walk created by students at the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and a kick-off event with Santa Claus and the Cincinnati Ballet.
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Evan Nolan sworn in to Cincinnati Council amid some community criti...

Nolan will finish out the term of former Council member Reggie Harris.
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How Ohio's drought and longterm climate change could affect fall le...

Extreme weather conditions in Ohio this year could lead to a shorter and less vibrant season of fall colors on the trees.
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City awards $1.9M plus tax abatements to affordable housing projects

City Council approved a change this year to allow tax abatements for certain affordable housing projects without a council vote.
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How the sale of the Cincinnati Southern Railway is impacting local ...

The $1.6 billion sale revenue has been invested, including about $21 million right here in Hamilton County.
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Report: Greater Cincinnati is getting more diverse, but population ...

Brandon Rudd, director of the Chamber's Center for Research and Data, calls the report "a glimpse of now and a snapshot of what we could be in the future."
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Cincinnati will get $56M for infrastructure in the first year of in...

Cincinnati’s investment fund resulting from the sale of the city-owned railway has grown by $94 million since March, a growth of nearly 6%.