BREAKING NEWS
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Body found near Party Source in Bellevue
A mans body was found near the Party Source store Thursday afternoon in Bellevue, Ky.
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Boy Scouts to allow openly gay Scouts
The Boy Scouts of America's National Council has voted to ease a long-standing ban and allow openly gay boys to be accepted as Scouts.
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County: Pull $4M grant from streetcar
Two Hamilton County commissioners are asking a regional government group to consider rescinding a $4 million grant for the city of Cincinnati’s troubled streetcar project.
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I-Team: 911 dispatch issues affect cops
The issues that the I-Team uncovered at Cincinnati's 911 dispatch center don't just affect those calling for help: They could also delay the city's police officers.
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40-ft sinkhole develops in Norwood home
A sinkhole up to 40 feet deep developed in a Norwood residence’s basement Thursday fueling a debate between the homeowner and city officials.
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Steve's Forecast: Cool down underway
Wet and cool weather takes center stage now with changes for the Memorial Day weekend.
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Cop in bar leaves kids in car with gun
A Ross Township police officer left his two small kids alone in the car - with his loaded handgun in their reach - while he and their mom drank in a Florida bar at midnight, police said.
Featured Stories
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I-Team: Emails describe IRS 'criteria'
The I-Team has obtained emails that appear to show an early "BOLO" (Be On The Lookout) …
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Kmart unleashes another near-profane ad
John Matarese reports that the company that shipped your pants is now at it again
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PD: Man tried to lure girl with 'puppy'
Hillsboro police are searching for a man who allegedly tried to lure a 12-year-old girl …
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Guide to 35th annual Taste of Cincinnati
Get your taste buds ready because it's time for the 35th annual Taste of Cincinnati!
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Digital Cover Stories
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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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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.
Don't Waste Your Money
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Kmart unleashes another near-profane ad
John Matarese reports that the company that shipped your pants is now at it again
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BBB issues alert about repair company
John Matarese has a warning about some repair companies that pop up in Google searches
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- Good news: Used car prices finally drop
- JCPenney slaps new high prices on goods
- EZ home inventory in case of storm
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Cincinnati Business News
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Take video tour of Liberty Center model
A scale model of Liberty Center was on display at the ICSC convention in Las Vegas.
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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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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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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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I-Team: Emails describe IRS 'criteria'
The I-Team has obtained emails that appear to show an early "BOLO" (Be On The Lookout) criteria list used by Cincinnati Internal Revenue Service agents to target conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, and also show the IRS watchdog, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), knew about wrongdoing within the IRS as early as July, 2012.
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Special prosecutor for IRS scandal?
Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, said Thursday that Congress might need to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the targeting of conservative groups by Internal Revenue Service employees in the agency’s Cincinnati office.
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I-Team: IRS emails raise questions
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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Congress digs for IRS answers, gets few
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Others who took the 5th
Local Govt. & Politics
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County: Pull $4M grant from streetcar
Two Hamilton County commissioners are asking a regional government group to consider …
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Cincinnati credit card use scrutinized
Each month, city of Cincinnati workers rack up about $171,000 on credit card-related …
Sports
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UC post-game shenanigans go viral
In what is being labeled as “Post-Game Interview Shenanigans,” the University of …
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Invisible bobblehead makes a comeback
At its game on Thursday night, the first one-thousand Florence Freedom fans through the …
Entertainment & Life
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"The Hangover Part III," billed as the end of a trilogy that began with 2009's …
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"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic …
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Get your taste buds ready because it's time for the 35th annual Taste of …
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Not only can Findlay Market provide you with an eclectic taste of Cincinnati, …
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John Matarese has a new list of the best BBQ grills for 2013
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The Boy Scouts of America's national leadership will vote Thursday whether to …
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After four years of development, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One entertainment …
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UC post-game shenanigans go viral
In what is being labeled as “Post-Game Interview Shenanigans,” the University of Cincinnati’s baseball infielder Ryan Quinn may just be the most creative video “extra” in all college athletics.
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Invisible bobblehead makes a comeback
At its game on Thursday night, the first one-thousand Florence Freedom fans through the gates will get an empty box labeled "Lennay Kekua."
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Teen who died has web hit go to No. 1
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VIDEO: OKC reunion is answer to prayer
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9 things to know this week
Science Tech
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New Xbox elegant, but much unknown
After four years of development, Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One entertainment console and touted it as an all-in-one solution for playing games, watching TV and doing everything in between.
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Review: Google music plan solid
Google Inc.'s new music service offers a lot of eye candy to go with the tunes. The song selection of around 18 million tracks is comparable to popular services such as Spotify and Rhapsody, and a myriad of playlists curated along different genres provides a big playground for music lovers.
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Power of Moore tornado dwarfs WWII nuke
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Apple case could spur tax action
