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1. Staffing shortages delay trash pickups across Cincinnati (wlwt.com) — Trash collection was skipped in 13 Cincinnati neighborhoods this week because of staffing shortages at the Department of Public Services. If your home in areas like Hyde Park, Westwood, Oakley, or Madisonville was missed, your trash will not be collected until your next regular pickup starting Sept. 14, and residents are asked not to set carts out until then.
2. CPD investigating crash in downtown Cincinnati; life-threatening injuries said to be involved (wlwt.com) — Police are investigating a serious crash involving a motorcycle and SUV at Race Street and West Court Street in downtown Cincinnati, where at least one person reportedly suffered potentially life-threatening injuries. Officers are still working to identify the motorcyclist, currently listed as a John Doe, and additional details are expected as the investigation continues.
3. Cincinnati ZIP Code Holds $22.9 Million in Unclaimed Ohio Funds (memesita.com) — Residents in at least one Cincinnati ZIP code are collectively owed $22.9 million in forgotten bank accounts, checks, and other assets now held by the state. You can search the Ohio Division of Unclaimed Funds website for free and, with proper ID and documentation, claim any money linked to your name or past Cincinnati addresses without using paid third-party services.
4. When will Ohio get cold? See Farmers' Almanac first frost map (cincinnati.com) — Cincinnati residents can expect the Farmers' Almanac's first frost prediction around Oct. 20, with the National Weather Service suggesting freezing temperatures closer to Nov. 5. The article explains how these long-range forecasts are made, notes their mixed accuracy, and highlights when the Queen City might see its last spring frost.
5. Cincinnati rallies twice to earn 3-3 draw against Charlotte (statenews.net) — FC Cincinnati twice battled back at home to secure a 3-3 draw against Charlotte FC, with Kevin Denkey scoring both late equalizers and Pavel Bucha adding an early goal. The result keeps local fans in the playoff hunt conversation, even as Charlotte extended its unbeaten streak and climbed the Eastern Conference standings.
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