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The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 202 on November 19, 2025, by a 29-2 vote. This bipartisan measure, sponsored by Senators Theresa Gavarone (R-Bowling Green) and Paula Hicks-Hudson (D-Toledo), aims to modernize child custody laws. It now awaits House consideration. The bill replaces outdated terms like “shared parenting” and “sole custody” with detailed parenting plans. […]

Cincinnati, Ohio, has produced many notable figures. Interestingly, several celebrities have tied the knot with individuals from this vibrant city. These unions often blend fame with local roots. Moreover, they highlight Cincinnati’s influence beyond its borders. First, let’s explore some musical connections. Music Stars Hollywood & Entertainment Sports & Culture Bonus Cincinnati quietly punches above […]

10 Things You Don’t Want to Forget This Christmas Season 1. Decorate Your Home Bring the holiday spirit alive with festive lights, a Christmas tree, and cozy decorations. 2. Send Holiday Cards Spread cheer by sending heartfelt cards to friends and family. 3. Plan Your Gift List Stay organized by making a list of gifts […]

We are only a couple days away from Christmas Day. If you still need help getting into the Christmas spirit, there are some fascinating facts about Christmas that will add another layer to your appreciation for the longstanding holiday tradition. Christmas is a joyful holiday with a rich history that is full of special customs […]

They Exist And We Can Prove It In a world full of cancelations, some stars remain completely bulletproof. Moreover, they’re adored across generations, races, and timelines. Here’s the updated, undeniable list of humans with zero haters. This afternoon, we put the question out there: who are the celebrities that don’t get any hate? The Eternal […]

Senators Advance Tentative Deal to End Government Shutdown A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has reached a tentative agreement to end the 40-day government shutdown, which has disrupted federal operations and delayed paychecks for workers. The deal includes a “minibus” funding package for certain departments, such as Agriculture, through the next fiscal year, and a […]

Trump Proposes $2,000 Tariff Dividend for Americans President Donald Trump has announced a plan to distribute $2,000 to Americans using revenue generated from tariffs. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated that the payments would exclude high-income individuals and criticized opponents of tariffs as “fools.” He emphasized that the funds would also help reduce […]

Trump Administration Considers 50-Year Mortgage Proposal The Trump administration is exploring the introduction of 50-year mortgages, a move Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director Bill Pulte described as a “game changer” for housing affordability. The proposal aims to lower monthly payments for homebuyers, potentially making homeownership more accessible amid soaring housing costs. While a 50-year […]

As federal SNAP benefits halt on November 1, 2025, families face tough choices. However, local organizations step up quickly. This article guides you to free meals and pantries. Additionally, it highlights community leaders’ urgent calls for action. The SNAP Crisis Hits Home SNAP supports over 42 million Americans yearly. In Greater Cincinnati, thousands rely on […]

Top 15 Things To Do To Your House Before Winter Hits – Why & How As the chill of winter approaches, it’s time to ensure your home is ready to face the season’s challenges. Winters can be harsh and unpredictable, preparing your house is not just about comfort it’s about protecting your investment and avoiding […]

Ohio Republicans push a bold plan. They propose a gold and silver-backed currency. Consequently, it sparks heated debate. Critics call it abandoning America. Thus, Ohio eyes dollar independence. The Currency Plan House Bill creates “Ohio transactional currency.” Residents could convert dollars to gold-backed notes. Silver options would follow. Rep. Jennifer Gross leads the charge. She […]

Cincinnati pulses with history. Shadows hide eerie tales. Consequently, ghost hunters flock here yearly. These spots top haunted lists. Moreover, they draw thrill-seekers and skeptics alike. Thus, explore if you dare. 1. Sedamsville Rectory: Demons in the Attic Built in 1891, this rectory served a church. Priests fled amid chaos. Now, it tops Travel Channel’s […]