Meet Enquirer election team, wolf statue replacement, today's top stories | Daily Briefing
Ohioans, do you know what today is? It's the first day you can start voting on our November election. You'll be picking local school board members, council members and township trustees, and voting on nationally watched issues like abortion, marijuana and even whether to sell a railroad.
With decades of experience, The Enquirer's election team of reporters is here to help you make sense of it all. Here's who's who and who’s covering which issues.
Carl Weiser, (that's me!), government, politics and business editor.
Sharon Coolidge, Cincinnati City Hall, Cincinnati council race, railroad sale.
Scott Wartman, Hamilton County/local politics.
Randy Tucker, housing/Cincinnati Issue 24.
Patricia Gallagher Newberry, Hamilton County library levy.
Jessie Balmert, Columbus bureau, state Issues 1 and 2.
Haley BeMiller, Columbus bureau, state Issues 1 and 2.
Madeline Mitchell, local school board races and levies.
Erin Glynn, Butler/Warren/Clermont politics and issues.
Feel free email your questions, complaints or, of course, compliments.
What else you need to know Wednesday, Oct. 11
🌦️ Weather: High of 68. Variable cloudiness with a passing shower in the afternoon.
🐺 Stolen wolf statue: Replacement is in town and ready to return to the park.
🎭 Comedy: It's not too late to buy tickets to Chris Tucker's Cincinnati show. Here's how.
🎓 Education: These Cincinnati area schools topped Niche's best private schools list.
🏈 Sports: Newest OHSAA football computer rankings reveal which teams have clinched playoff spots.
Before you go: Hey there, Jim!
Trending news reporter Victoria Moorwood caught up with former Enquirer cartoonist Jim Borgman to talk about his "Zits" comic strip and his Cincinnati roots. Check out what the Pulitzer Prize winner had to say here.
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Today's Top Stories
• A flood of supportive letters, a 'serious' crime: Why PG Sittenfeld got 16-month sentence
• Williams: P&G, Kroger, Fifth Third, others commit $10M to keep Western & Southern Open
• Biden-approved barbecue spot opening in College Hill
• Pete Davidson's Cincy show is postponed ... for a darn good reason
• Meet Cincinnati candidates and The Enquirer's political team – and have a drink
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