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Cincinnati Police and city administration have proposed new ideas for improving safety at The Banks. There was a record-high number of shootings and aggravated assaults at The Banks last year.
There's been a record-high number of shootings at The Banks and Smale Park in 2023. That prompted a City of Cincinnati plan on how to address and prevent the violence.
The deal to keep the Western & Southern Open from leaving town is at least $42 million more expensive than previously announced, but it could point to a funding solution for Paycor Stadium.
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