This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Maxim Alter, digital editor Meghan Wesley, digital reporter Lucy May and 9 On Your Side anchor Kathrine Nero talk about what it was like to come face-to-face with Fiona at the Cincinnati Zoo and some secret scoop Lucy got on her. The panel also talks neighborhood revitalization, a Bunbury lawsuit, the fire that damaged historic buildings in Loveland, a Cincinnati-shot film getting international recognition and more.
Reporter Tom McKee then gets us caught up on the latest in the retrial of former UC officer Ray Tensing. Transportation reporter Pat LaFleur explains why drugged driving is now more common on our roads than drunk driving. And 9 On Your Side sports anchor Ken Broo talks about FC Cincinnati's push to get funding for its own stadium -- and if it has any shot of succeeding.
Listen to this episode in the player above.
Notable links:
- The secret scoop we got on Fiona
- Latest on the Ray Tensing retrial
- Drugged driving trend has police adapting
- FC Cincinnati asks for public aid for stadium
- COLUMN: 57 magical minutes with baby hippo
- City's old buildings are seeding a renaissance
- Should the city tax your Bunbury ticket?
- Cincinnati-shot film wins Best Screenplay at Cannes
- Loveland blaze started as electrical fire
- 1:40 - The panel talks Fiona's media debut, neighborhood revitalization, a Bunbury lawsuit, the Loveland fire and more.
- 15:00 - Reporter Tom McKee gives us the latest in the retrial of Ray Tensing.
- 20:00 - Pat LaFleur explains why drugged driving is now more common here than drunk driving.
- 34:00 - Ken Broo breaks down the odds of FC Cincinnati getting its own stadium soon.
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