Cincinnati Public Radio, Inc.
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Oct 18, 2026
9am ET, October 18 | The latest headlines from NPR
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1:36Linda KenyonHOST
President Trump made a campaign stop in Kentucky yesterday, where he threw his support behind Republicans facing tight midterm races.
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1:44Linda KenyonHOST
Zach Carrion reports from member station WVXU in Cincinnati.
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1:49Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
Trump says if Republicans lose, Democrats will undo his administration's work from its first two years back in office.
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1:56Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
That's why he says these midterms are important in solid red Kentucky and in nearby Ohio, where Democrats could make gains.
6am ET, October 18 | The latest headlines from NPR
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0:30Linda KenyonHOST
President Trump made a campaign stop in Kentucky yesterday, where he threw his support behind Republicans facing tight midterm races.
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0:38Linda KenyonHOST
Zach Carrion reports from member station WVXU in Cincinnati.
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0:42Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
Trump says if Republicans lose, Democrats will undo his administration's work from its first two years back in office.
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0:49Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
That's why he says these midterms are important in solid red Kentucky and in nearby Ohio, where Democrats could make gains.
1am ET, October 18 | The latest headlines from NPR
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0:32Dale WillmanHOST
He's hoping to give Republican candidates a boost just weeks before the midterms.
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0:36Dale WillmanHOST
From member station WVXU in Cincinnati, Zach Carrion reports.
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0:39Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
Trump downplayed the impact of rising costs and again promised benefits if Republicans beat out Democrats this November.
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0:46Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If the Republicans win, you'll each have five thousand dollars in your pocket and economic success for our country like we have never seen before.
11pm ET, October 17 | The latest headlines from NPR
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1:19Dale WillmanHOST
His visit comes as opponents have their own get out to vote activities.
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1:23Dale WillmanHOST
Member station WVXU's Bill Rinehart has more.
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1:27Bill RinehartCORRESPONDENT
Members of the No Kings movement are trying to keep their message nonpartisan.
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1:30Bill RinehartCORRESPONDENT
Local Democratic activist Crimson McDonald brought coffee and cookies to people demonstrating outside the Trump rally.
9pm ET, October 17 | The latest headlines from NPR
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1:28Dale WillmanHOST
He's hoping to give Republican candidates a boost just weeks before the midterms.
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1:32Dale WillmanHOST
From member station WVXU in Cincinnati, Zach Carrion reports.
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1:37Zach CarrionCORRESPONDENT
Trump downplayed the impact of rising costs and again promised benefits if Republicans beat out Democrats this November.
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1:44Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
If the Republicans win, you'll each have $5,000 in your pocket and economic success for our country like we have never seen before.
Sherlock Holmes: The Frightened Bookkeeper (EP0699)
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37:51Adam GrahamHOST
I love your show.
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37:52Adam GrahamHOST
Here in Cincinnati, WVXU used to play many old-time radio shows throughout the day.
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37:59Adam GrahamHOST
Uh, but several years ago, the station went to an all NPR format.
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38:02Adam GrahamHOST
I was glad to find your podcast.
Flock misuse, bus strike ends and the data center factor this election
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0:37Lucy MayHOST
plus the company behind a massive data center project near Maysville, Kentucky, and the Amazon Science Fair in Trenton, Ohio.
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0:46Lucy MayHOST
Joining me now to get the news review started are Cincinnati Enquirer breaking news reporter, Matthew Capelli, and WVXU environment reporter, Isabel Misley.
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0:55Lucy MayHOST
Welcome back, Matthew and Isabel.
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0:57Lucy MayHOST
Thank you very much.
11 MINS LATER
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12:17Isabel NissleyGUEST
You could also ask for things like invoices or receipts or requests for purchase for any of the automated license plate reader products or services.
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12:25Lucy MayHOST
Oh, okay.
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12:27Lucy MayHOST
And all those tips are on our website right now, right? WVXU.org.
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12:31Lucy MayHOST
Sure
How many Black officials hold elected office in Ohio?
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0:12Lucy MayHOST
The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus Foundation has a new directory listing every black office holder in the state, from local school boards to Congress and everything in between.
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0:23Lucy MayHOST
This is Cincinnati Edition on WVXU.
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0:26Lucy MayHOST
I'm Lucy May.
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0:27Lucy MayHOST
Joining me now to discuss the directory and what it reveals about representation in Ohio are Ohio Legislative Black Caucus Foundation President Shayla Davis and Ohio State Representative Ashley Bryant Bailey, a Cincinnati Democrat.
8 MINS LATER
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8:56Lucy MayHOST
Well, we are talking about a new directory of Black elected officials in Ohio.
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9:00Lucy MayHOST
If you've got questions or comments, you can call or text 513-419-7100, or you can email talk at wvxu.org. We're going to take a quick break, and later in the program, who runs the city of Cincinnati? This is Cincinnati Edition.
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9:21Lucy MayHOST
You're listening to Cincinnati Edition on WVXU.
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9:25Lucy MayHOST
I'm Lucy May.
Who runs the city of Cincinnati?
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0:01Lucy MayHOST
When you think about the person or people running Cincinnati's city government, who comes to mind? You're tuned to Cincinnati Edition on WVXU.
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0:09Lucy MayHOST
I'm Lucy May.
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0:10Lucy MayHOST
The Women's City Club of Greater Cincinnati has an upcoming forum called City Management.
23 MINS LATER
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23:42Carl KadenGUEST
Thanks, Lucy.
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23:43Lucy MayHOST
And you can hear a lot more from them on October 22nd at that Women's City Club panel that I mentioned.
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23:49Lucy MayHOST
You can find more on our website, wvxu.org. You've been listening to Cincinnati Edition on WVXU.
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23:56Lucy MayHOST
Our producer is Selena Reeder.
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23:58Lucy MayHOST
Associate producer is Harper Carlton.
Jonathan Pearson for Hamilton County Commissioner
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0:48Jonathan PearsonGUEST
Thank you.
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0:49Brian ThomasHOST
And I'll encourage my listeners, uh, to the extent they want to hear what the candidates for county commissioner have to say, there's a really, I would say, a well-done WVXU Morning Edition, uh, article out there, and they talk to each one of the candidates, uh, and about their policies and what they're...
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1:01Brian ThomasHOST
You know, what you want out of the commission and what you plan on changing, addressing the concerns.
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1:06Brian ThomasHOST
But I just wanted to start off by the last point you made in your conversation.
8 MINS LATER
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9:13Brian ThomasHOST
Indeed.
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9:13Jonathan PearsonGUEST
So commissioners have a great effect on this county about its safety and its fiscal responsibility.
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9:19Brian ThomasHOST
Well, you even acknowledge, I suppose, when you were talking to WVXU, you have limited authority to change the current tax structure.
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9:24Brian ThomasHOST
Insofar as property taxes are concerned, what flex-
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