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This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Brian Niesz is joined by community reporter Lucy May, senior manager of enterprise/investigative Meghan Goth and anchor/reporter Evan Millward to discuss Covington homeless shelter standards, a shortage of black educators, Macy's moving away and more.
Later, at 29:40, Brian is joined by WCPO senior reporter Larry Seward to discuss a Cincinnati Police captain who was charged with OVI Sunday morning in Loveland.
Notable Links:
- Covington prepares to adopt new standards for homeless shelters
- From Peter Clark to Rodger Horton, black educators are still rare. And that needs to change.
- Macy's to close corporate headquarters in Cincinnati in massive restructuring
- FDA considers black box warning for all breast implants
- Police: Cincinnati police captain drove while intoxicated, swayed through sobriety test
- Dashcam shows Cincinnati officer's OVI arrest, husband's confrontation with police
- Cincinnati police captain pleads not guilty to OVI
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