Gasoline prices in the Cincinnati area climbed almost 9 cents per gallon last week, raising the average price motorists pay to $2.84. Dayton saw the region’s biggest increase, almost 18 cents per gallon, while prices dropped in Lexington and Louisville. The average price in all three of those cities now stands around $2.80 per gallon. […]
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Is The Enquirer the newspaper of record? Hello, I’m Beryl Love, editor of said newspaper. Welcome to the Daily Briefing. I sometimes toss out this question to be provocative when invited to speak to groups around town. The short answer is yes. But the phrase hearkens back to a pre-digital era when a daily newspaper […]
The job of journalists is to keep watch, to investigate and to report. That keeps readers informed and holds people and organizations accountable. And sometimes change comes about as a result of a news story or investigation. That’s why they call it the power of the press. The impact from a story may be big, […]
The Environmental Protection Agency in November announced plans to require cities to replace all lead service lines in 10 years as part of the Biden administration’s attempts to eliminate lead in drinking water. The EPA says there are 9.2 million lead pipes in the United States. Exposure to lead in children, even at low levels, […]
Like them or not, roundabouts and traffic circles have been built in increasing numbers on Sarasota and Manatee county roads in the last five years. The changes have brought mixed feelings in commuters, many saying inexperienced and uneducated drivers are unsure of how to properly go with the traffic flow. “I avoid them if possible,” […]
The year in Greater Lansing was marked by several tragedies, from a mass shooting at Michigan State University in February to the brutal murder of a Lansing girl over the Fourth of July weekend to a deadly late summer tornado. By September, MSU’s football program was in upheaval, with Spartan football coach Mel Tucker soon […]
By Trevor Hunnicutt WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden‘s top economic adviser said on Friday that recent data shows the “width of the runway for a soft landing has gotten much bigger” and that immigration had helped the U.S. labor force rebound. Lael Brainard, head of the White House’s National Economic Council, told reporters in […]