Cincinnati's streetcar is on track to run again, without fares. This comes after Cincinnati City Council was able to override the mayor's veto. But the mayor vetoed another piece of streetcar legislation this week.
Deadly shootings are up in Cincinnati this year, and Cincinnati’s assistant police chief addresses the issue by invoking the term "super predators." Plus, why hundreds of workers at the site of the future FC Cincinnati stadium are taking anti-bias training.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has now tested negative for the Coronavirus after initially testing positive on Thursday. He will be tested again on Saturday. And it's been one year since the deadly mass shooting in Dayton, but has anything changed with Ohio's gun laws?
We discuss the week's top stories on Cincinnati Edition with Business Courier reporter and columnist Chris Wetterich; Cincinnati Enquirer city government reporter Sharon Coolidge; Ohio Public Radio Statehouse News Bureau Reporter Karen Kasler;WYSOreporter Jason Reynolds; and Marketplace Morning Report host and senior editor David Brancaccio.
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