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Caroline Gerhart

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Fire destroys Clermont County home

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By Jennifer Baker Verified, Caroline Gerhart Verified
| WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
MONROE TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - Fire destroyed a Clermont County home early Thursday. A passerby reported the blaze in the 2800 block of Lindale-Mt Holly Road shortly after 3 a.m. Multiple fire crews are on scene on Lindale-Mt Holly Road in Monroe Township. The fire is now out, and crews are starting to leave the scene. No injuries were reported, a dispatch supervisor said.
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Fort Washington Way Cap: Cincinnati secures $25M federal grant

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By Caroline Gerhart Verified
| WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for iPhone Download the FREE FOX19 NOW news app for Android Video from previous coverage. CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Hamilton County, the City of Cincinnati, and the Cincinnati Regional Chamber have secured a $25 million federal BUILD grant to fund Phase 1 of the Fort Washington Way caps project. The first phase would create roughly 1.2 acres of new public space above the interstate, between Vine and Walnut streets, connecting downtown directly to The Banks.
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I-75 fully reopens after semi crash delays traffic for hours

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By Jennifer Baker Verified, Caroline Gerhart Verified
| WXIX-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Both sides of Interstate 75 are fully open again near downtown Cincinnati after a semi crash caused long delays for hours early Friday. We are still seeing long delays on NB I-71/75 through Northern Kentucky near the Ohio River. The crash left debris on both sides of the highway near the Ezzard Charles Drive exit in Cincinnati’s West End around 2:30 a.m., police confirm. No one was hurt, police said.
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