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Vice President Mike Pence delivers remarks on coronavirus, the economy, jobs and foreign policy at a campaign stop at Lunken Field, Oct. 21, 2020.

Governor DeWine's COVID-19 address: 10-20

Former vice president and 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden delivers remarks at a closed event at Union Terminal in Cincinnati, Oct. 12, 2020.

Former vice president and 2020 Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden delivers remarks at a closed event at Union Terminal in Cincinnati, Oct. 12, 2020.

WCPO discussed the issues in more detail with the candidates during an hour-long debate, hosted by Anchor Craig McKee. The debate will air on WCPO 9 News on Sunday, Oct. 11, at noon.

Reporter Lisa Smith assembled a Zoom panel of community leaders to discuss how racism is rooted in our society and what it will take to bring about healing. You will hear thoughts from Ellen Katz, CEO of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation; Dr. Kyra Shahid, director of the Center for Diversity and Inclusion at Xavier University; Darryl Peal, chief diversity officer at Northern Kentucky University; Christopher Miller, senior director of education and community engagement at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center; and Patricia Pope, CEO & chief creative officer at Pope Consulting.

The protests have quieted down here in the Tri-State, but the calls for racial equality and justice are still loud and clear. WCPO examines where the movement goes from here in "From Protests to Solutions - The Movement for Change."

WATCH: Governor DeWine's Tuesday conference

President Donald Trump on a campaign visit to Dayton International Airport in Vandalia, Ohio, Sept. 21, 2020.

"Why would you let this poor dude suffer like this?" Tanya O'Rourke asked regarding Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow who faced a lot of pressure from the Cleveland Browns defense during their loss on Thursday night football. "I don't know when the Bengals will get a clue about this," she added. On this week's Flying Pigskin podcast, O'Rourke joined host Caleb Noe and Reggie Wilson to discuss the game, protecting Joe Burrow, A.J. Green's performance, problems on defense and more.

Ohio High School Athletic Association commissioner Doug Ute explains what his vision is for the state governing body for high school athletics amid several financial challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This special tribute show to Wanda Lewis, who passed away this August, is an edited version of an original episode of “Uncle Al Town” which first aired July 29, 1984 on Channel 9.

Leaders from districts in St. Bernard, Covington, and Winton Woods answer WCPO 9 News viewer questions about learning during the pandemic.

Mayor John Cranley and Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac revealed a $1 million plan to curb gun violence in the city.

This Week in Cincinnati: 8/8

WATCH: Governor DeWine's Tuesday COVID-19 update

WCPO's town hall special features educational leaders from several schools to discuss back-to-school procedures and plans for the fall semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

WCPO's town hall special features educational leaders from several schools to discuss back-to-school procedures and plans for the fall semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cincinnati City Council will consider an ordinance requiring people to wear masks in public places, Mayor John Cranley said on Thursday.

Cincinnati City Manager Patrick Duhaney resigned at City Hall Tuesday to be sworn in as the new city manager of Virginia Beach next month. He will stay with Cincinnati through the end of the budget cycle in July.

A citywide curfew goes into effect at 9 p.m. Sunday, Mayor John Cranley said. The curfew will also be in effect at 9 p.m. Monday.

People across Cincinnati want to send a message of justice for George Floyd, a black man who died as police officers knelt on him in Minneapolis on Monday.

A Hamilton County Juvenile Court Youth Center employee has tested positive for COVID-19, court officials said on Thursday.

Watch Mayor John Cranley give his Wednesday update on the COVID-19 crisis in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley gives COVID-19 update on April 13, 2020