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Officer sued in Taser-related death
A federal wrongful death lawsuit was filed Wednesday in the death of a Forest Park man following an incident when a Taser was used on him nearly a year ago.
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15-year-old drowning victim identified
The teenage boy who disappeared while swimming with friends in a Hamilton canal Tuesday night has been identified by the Butler County Sheriff's Office.
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Village of Mariemont on endangered list
The Village of Mariemont is known for its architectural beauty and elegance, but it's now also known as one of the most endangered historical places in the United States.
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Larry's forecast: Mild sunshine today
Summer officially starts Friday at 1:04 AM and the first weekend of the season is looking hot and more humid.
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Disabled woman held captive for 2 years
A woman told authorities she was held captive for more than a year by three people who forced her to do housework, raided her bank account and menaced her with snakes and pit bulls.
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Newest GABP tradition has mixed reviews
The newest tradition at Great American Ball Park involves a classic country sing-along immediately following the oldest tune in baseball. But the reviews on the song are mixed.
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3,500 jobs available at NKY job fair
One of the biggest job fairs in the Tri-State will kick off Wednesday morning in Covington.
Featured Stories
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Golf Manor shooting victims identified
A man and a woman were hospitalized Wednesday after an early morning shooting in Golf …
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Men's Wearhouse fires face of company
Apparently, Men's Wearhouse Inc. doesn't like the way its founder looks anymore.
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Eli’s puts Porkopolis on the BBQ map
Travel + Leisure placed Cincinnati amongst some high company when it comes to the homes …
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New evidence of missile strike on TWA?
Former investigators are pushing to reopen the probe into the 1996 crash of TWA Flight …
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- Kerry to address world issues on trip
- Senator: IRS to pay $70M in bonuses
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- Community demands faster police response
Digital Cover Stories
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IRS scandal: Is debate too political?
Congressional investigators still haven't determined for certain whether partisan politics played a role in the IRS targeting scandal. But local observers say the investigation itself has become quite political.
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How much more does the boss make?
The average Cincinnati CEO working at a public company made 93 times what the average worker made in 2012.
Don't Waste Your Money
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Which lawn mower is worth your money?
It's that time of year when lawn and garden stores are starting to run sales on mowers. …
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How social media leads to identity theft
Social media has its benefits. But there’s one downside to using Facebook and Twitter …
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Beware of phone scam affecting Tri-State
New information from the Better Business Bureau Thursday is warning seniors of the latest…
- Xbox One or PS4: Which should you pick?
- Another local bank ends free checking
- Burglars share why they choose your home
- Time Warner wants to automate your house
- Diamond settlement check is in the mail
- Consumers complain CFL's burn out fast
- Walmart home phone claims big savings
- Is it the real Life Alert...or a scam?
- Smart Meter makes touch lamps go crazy
- BBB issues alert about repair company
Cincinnati Business News
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Tea Party leaders: We want more answers
A full transcript of an interview with a Cincinnati IRS manager didn't change local Tea …
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Natura Pet Products is expanding a voluntary recall of pet food products to eliminate the…
- New York investor has Tri-County plan
- New study: More gave to the arts in 2012
- Find sweet jobs at Tri-State candy cos.
- IRS scandal: Is debate too political?
- How much more does the boss make?
- Dog collar startup wins $25K loan
- DHL plans for more CVG growth
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
Spotlight
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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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Best of Class 2013
The best of the class from Tri-State high schools honored by 9 On Your Side.
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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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Win free pizza for a year
Enter to win FREE pizza for one year from Jet's Pizza.
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IRS Scandal
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Senator: IRS to pay $70M in bonuses
The Internal Revenue Service is about to pay $70 million in employee bonuses despite an Obama administration directive to cancel discretionary bonuses because of automatic spending cuts enacted this year, according to a GOP senator.
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Tea party groups plan massive protests
Tea party activists in the Tri-State are expected to take part in a protest over the Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday.
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Tea Party leaders: We want more answers
A full transcript of an interview with a Cincinnati IRS manager didn't change local Tea Party leaders' minds about the still smoldering scandal.
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Cincy IRS manager's interview released
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IRS manager scrutinized tea party cases
Local Govt. & Politics
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Smitherman takes leave from NAACP
Cincinnati City Councilman Christopher Smitherman announced Friday he is temporarily …
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Parking deal goes ahead despite protest
A controversial lease of the city of Cincinnati’s parking system will likely take effect …
Sports
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Newest GABP tradition has mixed reviews
The newest tradition at Great American Ball Park involves a classic country sing-along …
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Pirates end Latos' streak, beat Reds 4-0
Pedro Alvarez singled home a pair of runs in the first inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates…
Entertainment & Life
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ONE DIRECTION star NIALL HORAN has vehemently denied rumours the pop stars have…
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Highly-acclaimed actor John Malkovich is getting a standing ovation for helping…
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Looking for something fun to do this weekend? 9 On Your Side has teamed up with…
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Misplaced luggage may be a thing of the past thanks to a new project by Airbus.
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Watermelon is a refreshing summer treat, and now it comes in a cookie form.
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It's that time of year when lawn and garden stores are starting to run sales on…
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It's June and wedding season is upon us again. Whenever I attend a ceremony, I …
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On Monday nights, we swoon as "The Bachelor" franchise promises roses and …
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NASA has eight new astronauts - its first new batch in four years.
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Covington Quest offers a local adventure
The public adventure sends participants on a scavenger hunt full of physical and mental challenges. The goal is to support the improvement of Covington’s communities.
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9 things to know about Juneteenth
The oldest known U.S. celebration of the end of slavery, many African-Americans mark Juneteenth with parties, picnics and other festivities. There were a number of activities around the Tri-State June 15-16, but the official commemoration falls on June 19.
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ArtWorks partners with power2give.org
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9 things to know this week
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Top 9 Photos: Week of June 10
Science Tech
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NASA picks eight new astronauts
NASA has eight new astronauts - its first new batch in four years.
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New technology: Organs grown in labs?
By the time 10-year-old Sarah Murnaghan finally got a lung transplant last week, she'd been waiting for months, and her parents had sued to give her a better shot at surgery.
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Google balloons beam Internet
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Microsoft holds off on tablet Office
