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Madison Road floodgate to be closed for testing on Tuesday, impacting roads

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By Matthew Dietz Verified, Danielle Dindak Verified
| MSN Verified
Crews with Greater Cincinnati Water Works plan to close the Madison Road floodgate on Tuesday, which could cause delays in the area. A spokesperson for Greater Cincinnati Water Works said the closure will be for testing, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Tuesday. Sign up for our Newsletters Traffic will be blocked in both directions at the floodgate near Duck Creek Road, with drivers told to plan ahead and take detours to avoid delays.
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US Congress members raise concerns over conditions in Campbell County Detention Center

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By Danielle Dindak Verified
| MSN Verified
Members of the United States Congress traveled to Newport and visited the Campbell County Detention Center, after receiving reports of ICE detainees living in bad conditions. The Campbell County Detention Center has served as a detention center for detainees by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Sign up for our Newsletters On Monday, several members of Congress said they walked away from the center with more questions than answers.
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U.S. Congress members raise concerns over conditions in Campbell County Detention Center

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By Danielle Dindak Verified
| WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
NEWPORT, Ky. - Members of the United States Congress traveled to Newport and visited the Campbell County Detention Center, after receiving reports of ICE detainees living in bad conditions. The Campbell County Detention Center has served as a detention center for detainees by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. On Monday, several members of Congress said they walked away from the center with more questions than answers.
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