Hear Cincinnati: Could downtown homeless battle end in jail?

This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Brian Niesz is joined by WCPO community reporter Lucy May, WCPO senior manager Maxim Alter and WCPO senior manager Meghan Wesley to discuss a breakthrough for multiple sclerosis patients, Kroger's potential ban on Visa cards, heroin found in a McDonald's drink, Urban Meyer placed on leave, a rumored Rhinegeist beer garden and more.

Lucy May then sticks around to explain the latest on the city's evacuations on homeless tent camps downtown. 

Listen to this episode in the player above.

Notable links: 

• Stem cell transplant halts local mom's MS

• How premium Visa cards led to Kroger spat

• Man says Diet Coke spiked with opiates

• CDC: Do not wash or reuse condoms

• Ohio State football coach placed on leave

• Homes, not gondolas, planned for northern OTR

• Prosecution expert denies Kirkland brain injury

• Efforts to clear out homeless camp draw debate

• City moves to clear out another homeless camp

• 1:50 - Our panel talks Kroger's ban on Visa, heroin found in a McDonald's Diet Coke and more.

• 30:20 - Lucy May discusses the latest developments on the city's notice for another tent city to evacuate. 

You can read more about these stories at wcpo.com/hear.

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