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Steve's Forecast: Storms gathering
Rain and storms will hit tonight and we run the SLIGHT RISK of severe weather.
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I-Team: Is Cincinnati 911 like roulette?
Dying for help, some of those in need of urgent medical care are left holding the phone because dispatchers say when you dial 911 in the city of Cincinnati, it’s a game of roulette.
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Cincinnati credit card use scrutinized
Each month, city of Cincinnati workers rack up about $171,000 on credit card-related expenses on cards with a combined limit of $2.1 million. The use of the cards is coming under scrutiny.
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Ryan Widmer denied a fourth trial
The Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday denied Ryan Widmer’s appeal of last year's ruling by the state's 12th District Court of Appeals, denying him a fourth trial in the death of his wife, Sarah.
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Newport on the Levee plans expansion
Newport on the Levee wants to add apartments and a hotel to a surface parking lot east of the urban entertainment complex.
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Cincy IRS boss defends self, takes Fifth
The IRS division chief in charge of the Cincinnati workers who sparked an agency scandal told Congress on Wednesday that she had done nothing wrong in the episode, and then invoked her constitutional right to refuse to answer lawmakers' questions.
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OH reveals locations of new 70 mph zones
The Ohio Department of Transportation has revealed which sections of rural interstate highway will have a higher speed limit of 70 mph instead of 65 mph starting July 1.
Featured Stories
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I-Team: City reacts to 911 investigation
The city used Twitter to react to the I-Team investigation revealing not all 911 …
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Report of 9th Street meth lab cleared
Police and hazardous materials units were called to the scene of a possible meth lab …
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Threat prompts evacuation at Wyoming HS
Faculty evacuated students and staff from Wyoming High School late Wednesday morning …
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PHOTOS: Dennis Janson over the years
Wednesday marks 9 On Your Side sports anchor Dennis Janson's last day in his traditional …
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- Weather threat cancels Party in the Park
- Companies pile on perks for a CEO
- London attack could be terror-related
- LIST: 25 deadliest twisters ever in US
- Good news: Used car prices finally drop
- Tornado victims in Okla. identified
- Roberts to write memoir about illness
Digital Cover Stories
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First peek inside Kenwood development
What will it take to transform a Kenwood eyesore into a sight for sore eyes? Developers are showing the way in Las Vegas this week.
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Cincinnati IRS office off the radar
The man who led the IRS when the Cincinnati office was giving extra scrutiny to conservative groups told Congress Tuesday that he knew little about the targeting when it was happening.
Don't Waste Your Money
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Good news: Used car prices finally drop
John Matarese has long-awaited good news for used car shoppers
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EZ home inventory in case of storm
John Matarese shows the latest ways to record your valuables, in case of fire or storm.
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JCPenney slaps new high prices on goods
John Matarese finds dozens of new, higher price stickers on JCPenney's merchandise.
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- Remke-bigg's getting out of pharmacy biz
- $20 a month smartphone: Can it be real?
- PC users receive strange Microsoft call
- Duke Energy offering 2 free Reds tickets
- Shocked by water bill? How to lower it
- No good coupons? Other ways to save
- Your old fridge could be worth $1,200
- Do expandable garden hoses really work?
- Should pets receive Food Stamps?
Cincinnati Business News
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Newport on the Levee plans expansion
Newport on the Levee wants to add apartments and a hotel to a surface parking lot east of…
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How do online reviews affect businesses?
No matter how ugly the reviews get, businesses need to be willing to admit mistakes and …
- Formica celebrates 100 years in business
- First peek inside Kenwood development
- Champagne and pate with your movie?
- Local design firm wins global award
- Local lighting company wooing retailers
- Here's how IRS process usually works
- Neighbors face fight to save Lenhardt's
- Macy's CEO talks about Bangladesh
- Cincinnati, Ohio
Spotlight
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The city's safety: Who's at risk?
Cincinnati's budget woes have threatened departments that keep its residents safe.
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Scandal at IRS: What you need to know
The IRS has been caught in a scandal where several employees allegedly specifically targeted political groups. Find out everything there is to know inside.
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Storm Shield app can save your life
Storm Shield is a life-saving app that is like a NOAA Emergency Weather Radio on your iPhone and Android.
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IRS Scandal
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Cincy IRS boss defends self, takes Fifth
The IRS division chief in charge of the Cincinnati workers who sparked an agency scandal told Congress on Wednesday that she had done nothing wrong in the episode, and then invoked her constitutional right to refuse to answer lawmakers' questions.
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Cincinnati IRS office off the radar
The man who led the IRS when the Cincinnati office was giving extra scrutiny to conservative groups told Congress Tuesday that he knew little about the targeting when it was happening.
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Tea party groups protest IRS downtown
The furor over the IRS’ improper targeting of conservative groups went on full display in downtown Cincinnati on Tuesday.
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Local IRS employee talks about scandal
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Lawsuit 'days away' in IRS scandal
Local Govt. & Politics
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Cincinnati credit card use scrutinized
Each month, city of Cincinnati workers rack up about $171,000 on credit card-related …
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Cincinnati mayoral candidates face off
It wasn’t exactly a debate, but the two major candidates seeking to be Cincinnati’s next …
Sports
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PHOTOS: Dennis Janson over the years
Wednesday marks 9 On Your Side sports anchor Dennis Janson's last day in his traditional …
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Leake, Wright send Reds past Mets
Any time a starting pitcher steps into the batter's box before he stands on the mound, …
- Bruce homers to back Cueto in Reds' win
- Super Bowl 50 site to be decided soon
- Racing no longer just a man's sport
- Cincinnati sporting icons honor DJ
- Chapman blows save, Phils rally for win
- Kenyans win Cleveland Marathon
- No extra $1m at Sprint All-Star race
- Votto, Arroyo lead Reds over Phillies
Entertainment & Life
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Actress HAYDEN PANETTIERE had the best and worst night at the White House …
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"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic …
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Not only can Findlay Market provide you with an eclectic taste of Cincinnati, …
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Not only can Findlay Market provide you with an eclectic taste of Cincinnati, …
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John Matarese has long-awaited good news for used car shoppers
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A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges …
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Everything had to come together just perfectly to create the killer tornado in …
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VIDEO: OKC reunion is answer to prayer
A woman named Barbara Garcia was describing her story of survival to a CBS News reporter, when her dog emerged from a pile of rubble behind her.
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9 things to know this week
Our roundup includes Dennis "DJ" Janson's new role at WCPO Digital, Cincinnati IRS workers under scrutinty, and the Taste of Cincinnati this weekend.
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WATCH: Girl, dad get surprise reunion
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Meltdowns make digital week in review
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'Scandal' finale spawns swoons and memes
Science Tech
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Power of Moore tornado dwarfs WWII nuke
Everything had to come together just perfectly to create the killer tornado in Moore, Okla.: wind speed, moisture in the air, temperature and timing. And when they did, the awesome energy released over that city dwarfed the power of the atomic bomb that leveled Hiroshima.
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Apple case could spur tax action
Now that tech darling Apple Inc. has been dragged front and center into the debate over the U.S. tax code, lawmakers are hoping that the spotlight on such a high-profile company could be the catalyst for Congress to take action to close loopholes or reform the law.
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How do online reviews affect businesses?
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Microsoft touts Xbox One as all-in-1
