More wet weather is just ahead of a big cool down coming up.
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.
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.
My last appearance as Sports Anchor at 9 On Your Side Wednesday night at 11:00, will be the culmination of a dream for a kid from Price Hill.
John Matarese has a warning about some repair companies that pop up in Google searches
Newport on the Levee wants to add apartments and a hotel to a surface parking lot east of the urban entertainment complex.
I-Team reporter Jason Law has obtained information that may shed light on the timing of the investigative report into the scandal at the Cincinnati IRS office.
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IRS Scandal
Lawmakers held another hearing on Capitol Hill Wednesday about the Internal Revenue Service tea party targeting scandal and still didn’t get the answers they sought.
The baseball star, the banker, the Hollywood 10. And Lois Lerner of the IRS.
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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