March 11, 2021 | NewsDepth

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March 11, 2021 | NewsDepth

In this week's episode, we learn about states rolling back pandemic restrictions and ask if you're ready for it or not.

Plus, all hail Her Royal Meow-jesty Queen NewsCat! Nick's got the details on monarchies in this week's Politics on Point.

The Ohio River is flooding our state, Kentucky and West Virginia. We learn what's causing the water to rise and see how residents are coping.

Finally, female pilots take to the sky. We meet the first female African American to fly the U-2 spy plane and learn about some Ohio students already training for a career in aviation.

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