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Madeline Fening
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Cincinnati Journalist, Cincinnati Citybeat
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By Megan Henry Verified, Madeline Fening Verified| Cincinnati Citybeat Verified This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know needs support now, call, text or chat the 988 Lifeline. The Ohio House’s version of the two-year state budget only acknowledge two sexes, male and female, excluding transgender people and intersex people born with a mix of chromosomes or just one chromosome. “It is the policy of the state of Ohio to recognize two sexes, male and female,” according to language from the House budget.
By Madeline Fening Verified, McKenna Horsley Verified, Kentucky Lantern| Cincinnati Citybeat Verified Ohio House lawmakers sent the state budget to the Senate last week with a last-minute tweak: county coroners would be appointed by county commissioners, no longer elected by the voters. "A coroner shall be appointed quadrennially in each county by the board of county commissioners and shall hold office for a term of four years, beginning on the first Monday of January next after appointment," reads section 313.01. (A) of House Bill 96.
By Megan Henry Verified, Madeline Fening Verified| Cincinnati Citybeat Verified This story mentions suicide. If you or someone you know needs support now, call, text or chat the 988 Lifeline. The Ohio House’s version of the two-year state budget only acknowledge two sexes, male and female, excluding transgender people and intersex people born with a mix of chromosomes or just one chromosome. “It is the policy of the state of Ohio to recognize two sexes, male and female,” according to language from the House budget.
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Cincinnati Citybeat
Cincinnati CityBeat is an alternative weekly newspaper based in Cincinnati, Ohio, founded in November 1994. It serves as a prominent voice in the city, focusing on local news, culture, and entertainment. The publication is known for its engaging style and covers a wide range of topics, including politics, race, gender, human rights, and quality of life issues. CityBeat offers in-depth journalism that analyzes and comments on local matters. It features extensive coverage of Cincinnati's arts scene, including reviews of theater productions and music events. The publication also organizes and promotes local events, connecting readers with the community and highlighting new restaurants and attractions. With a strong digital presence, CityBeat engages its audience through newsletters and social media, making it a vital part of Cincinnati's media landscape.
Cincinnati, United States
+1 513-665-4700
Founded: 1994