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Today (March 5) in live streaming: Birdland takes over at Stars in the House, Irish Rep presents Belfast Blues, and more!

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This Week s Top Stories: From Mayoral Candidates To Bagel-Flavored Ice Cream

48:29 Senator Rob Portman will retire at the end of his term in 2022, deciding against seeking re-election in an era defined by sharp partisanship and incivility. Enquirer reporter Scott Wartman and Business Courier columnist and reporter Chris Wetterich will each discuss the decision and its implications for Ohio politics. Chris Wetterich will also talk about new additions and subtractions to and from the list of Cincinnati mayoral candidates, while Scott Wartman will update us on the delayed SkyStar observation wheel in the city. Enquirer reporter Cameron Knight joins us with the tragic story of a murdered Northern Kentucky couple whose suspected killer evaded justice after contracting COVID-19 and dying.

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How can we make sense of 2020? Stories of love, suffering, loneliness

Cincinnati police officer Nedra Ward “I was standing on the front line, getting cursed out, people telling me, ‘Why don’t you quit your job?’ ” Even the work part of the day was like nothing she’d ever known. “I was standing on the front line, getting cursed out, people telling me, ‘Why don’t you quit your job?’” she said. The officer gets it. In fact, some of her family members were among the protesters. But the anger directed at her, as a Black woman wearing a badge, was tough. Her career had started in the wake of the 2001 riots, after which she joined the department to make sure people who looked like her were represented on the force.

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