Scott Wartman
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Hamilton County asking residents how prepared they are for disaster
Hamilton County is updating its plan to deal with flooding, tornadoes, spills and other potential disasters. → Read More
Former judge Russell Mock to lead Hamilton County Republicans
Two people applied for the job of Hamilton County Republican chairman, Mock and former state Rep. Tom Brinkman. → Read More
What does Hamilton County government do? Alicia Reece wants you to know.
Alicia Reece announced an initiative to better market what county government does called One Hamilton County. → Read More
Sheriff clarifies that jail wasn't 'closed.' Jail was short-staffed. Here's what happened
What happened Sunday night at the Hamilton County jail highlighted an ongoing issue with jail staffing. → Read More
Republicans pick former juvenile court judge as Hamilton County's new prosecutor
Shortly before being appointed, Melissa Powers took aim at "progressive activists" and some who criticized the police. → Read More
More town halls, coffee with Republicans: Rep. Greg Landsman talks about his new job
Landsman spoke with The Enquirer on Tuesday about his plans as he took office on Tuesday. → Read More
Politico: Staffers blame Yvette Simpson's management for collapse of Democracy for America
Former Democracy for America staffers, in the Politico piece, blamed Simpson's management the organization's demise → Read More
Aftab Pureval unveils reforms that could 'change the very face' of the city
In a 40-minute speech, Pureval unveiled zoning reforms and other policies he said could "change the very face of Cincinnati." → Read More
J.D. Vance dismissed from jury duty with a valid excuse: 'A new job'
If you are going on trial soon in Hamilton County, we know at least one person that won't be on your jury, Senator-elect J.D. Vance. → Read More
Democrat Greg Landsman unseats GOP Rep. Steve Chabot in Cincinnati-area U.S. House race
It was an expensive and bruising campaign for both sides, with more than $11 million spent → Read More
Ohio 28th District: Rematch between Rep. Jessica Miranda and Chris Monzel
Jessica Miranda beat Chris Monzel by 2,314 votes in 2020. → Read More
Ohio elections officials still get calls about 2020. Here's what they want you to know
The board of elections still gets calls about 2020. Here's what elections officials want you to know. → Read More
Hamilton County installs dispensers for free menstrual products in public buildings
The Hamilton County commissioners paid $25,000 to install 74 dispensers for free menstrual products in 11 county-owned buildings. → Read More
'I'm giving back power.' Aftab Pureval backs plan to kill pocket veto
Under a proposed Cincinnati charter amendment, all legislation would come to the floor of City Council. That hasn't always been the case. → Read More
Who was Ricky Shiffer, the suspect in the FBI breach and standoff?
Ricky Shiffer used to live in Columbus and was described as mild-mannered. He tried to breach the FBI office in Cincinnati on Thursday. → Read More
Hamilton County mental health levy tax hike approved for November ballot
The levy, if approved, would increase the amount Hamilton County property owners pay for the mental health levy on their property tax by 32%. → Read More
Abortion: Sen. Mitch McConnell doesn't foresee a national ban now that Roe v. Wade is gone
McConnell doesn't think there'll be a national abortion ban if Republicans take control of the House in the midterms. → Read More
In Cincinnati, Mike Pence avoids talk of Jan. 6 as U.S. House committee focuses on his role
Mike Pence wasn't in Washington, D.C. Thursday while he was the center of discussion at the Capitol on Thursday. He was in Cincinnati. → Read More
Mike Pence comes to Cincinnati as Jan. 6 committee looks at how Trump pressured him
While the topic will be domestic energy, Pence's visit comes amid a much bigger drama. → Read More
Facebook algorithm change benefited Republicans, according to Miami University study
Republicans have long decried Facebook as biased against them. A new study suggests the opposite may be true. → Read More