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LMPD could follow this model to achieve police reform

Like Louisville, Cincinnati faced a Department of Justice investigation and created a first-of-its-kind police reform model.

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City of Cincinnati fires officer who used racial slur while on duty

Cincinnati police officer Rose Valentino has been fired after her body cam captured her saying a racial slur while on duty and in uniform.

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Here s everything you should know about the 2022 Black Family Reunion

The 2022 Black Family Reunion takes place throughout Cincinnati on Aug. 18-21. The theme of this year s event is "bold and beautiful."

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34th Annual Black Family Reunion Includes Job Fair, Live Music, Cultural Festival and More This Weekend

Live entertainment, keynote speakers, health services and more take place from Aug. 18-21 as part of Cincinnati’s annual Black Family Reunion event.

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Cincinnati could change its policy about city employees using slurs You can weigh in Monday

Cincinnati Police recently released investigation reports on two officers caught using slurs on duty. Now, city officials are considering whether to change the administrative rule about slurs.

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