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Larry's forecast: Scattered storms
The Tri-State is under a 'Slight Risk' of strong to severe storms for the next couple of days.
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EB I-275 reopens after crash
All lanes of eastbound I-275 have reopened at Kellogg Avenue after a vehicle overturned and caused the roadways to close for more than three hours.
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51 killed in tornado, death toll rising
A monstrous tornado at least a half-mile wide roared through the Oklahoma City suburbs today, flattening entire neighborhoods with winds up to 200 mph, setting buildings on fire and landing a direct blow on an elementary school.
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TIMELAPSE VIDEO: Tornado in Oklahoma
Watch a video timelapse of the tornado as it ripped through the Oklahoma City area today, flattening entire neighborhoods and setting buildings on fire.
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How to help victims of Okla. tornado
While the Tri-State residents may be far from Oklahoma, it’s close to many of their hearts. Read about some of the ways the Tri-State can donate and help in relief efforts.
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Photog: All I could see was destruction
As soon as I saw the tornado warnings on TV, I had to leave the office right away. I had photographed about a dozen tornados in my decade in Oklahoma and if I didn't get into my car before the funnel cloud swept through, I knew I would get stuck in …
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Stephenson to be sentenced for killing
A man convicted of beating an Aurora, Ind., woman to death in her apartment with a pepper grinder and frying pan more than a year ago will learn his punishment Tuesday morning.
Featured Stories
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Tea party group to hold downtown protest
The furor over the IRS’ extra scrutinizing of conservative groups will be on full display…
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City's looming cuts worry residents
Residents had one of their final chances to speak in front of City Council before a final…
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Ex-IRS head to be grilled by Congress
Lawmakers are getting their first chance to question the former head of the Internal …
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Seelbach to receive Harvey Milk award
Cincinnati City Councilman Chris Seelbach will be honored in Washington, D.C. this week …
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- Plea: Don't cut human services funds
Digital Cover Stories
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Lawsuit 'days away' in IRS scandal
In what could be the first of multiple lawsuits over the rapidly unfolding IRS scandal, centered squarely in Cincinnati, the American Center for Liberty and Justice in Washington, D.C., plans to file a lawsuit “in the coming days.”
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Champagne and pate with your movie?
Liberty Center has identified its second retail tenant, an upscale cinema complex by Cobb Theatres of Birmingham, Alabama.
Don't Waste Your Money
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Do As-Seen-on-TV grout cleaners work?
John Matarese has the newest test of bathroom and kitchen grout cleaners
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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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No good coupons? Other ways to save
John Matarese shares tips for saving on groceries without coupons.
- 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
- Nordstrom tracked people as they shopped
- Your old fridge could be worth $1,200
- Do expandable garden hoses really work?
- Should pets receive Food Stamps?
- How to cash in on your kid's closet
Cincinnati Business News
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Champagne and pate with your movie?
Liberty Center has identified its second retail tenant, an upscale cinema complex by Cobb…
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Local design firm wins global award
Macy's Inc. and Hixson Architecture Engineering Interiors won a global retail design …
- 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
- 3CDC talks about plan for OTR
- Chili, goetta, and now: Grilled cheese?
- JCPenney posts bigger loss than expected
- Frontier Airlines takes flight at CVG
- 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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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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Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad date night
Enter for a chance to win a date night for two from Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad. Five winners will be chosen.
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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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Ex-IRS head to be grilled by Congress
Lawmakers are getting their first chance to question the former head of the Internal Revenue Service, the man who ran the agency when agents were improperly targeting tea party groups.
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Tea party group to hold downtown protest
The furor over the IRS’ extra scrutinizing of conservative groups will be on full display in downtown Cincinnati on Tuesday.
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Local IRS employee talks about scandal
An IRS employee who works inside the Cincinnati IRS exempt organizations office — which is at the center of a federal investigation — spoke exclusively to the I-Team about the growing scandal.
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Lawsuit 'days away' in IRS scandal
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Tea parties plan rally, march to IRS
Local Govt. & Politics
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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 …
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Mayor: Reduce police and fire layoffs
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory wants to save 18 firefighter jobs and 17 police jobs by …
Sports
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Bruce homers to back Cueto in Reds' win
Jay Bruce hit a tiebreaking homer and drove in two runs to back Johnny Cueto's wild but …
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Super Bowl 50 site to be decided soon
Where the Super Bowl will celebrate a half-century of existence will be decided this …
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- 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
- Ed Carpenter earns Indianapolis 500 pole
- Oxbow wins 138th Preakness Stakes
Entertainment & Life
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For 16 seasons, “Dancing with the Stars” has shimmied its way into the hearts …
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"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic …
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Indie band The Killers played a sold out show at the Horseshoe Casino Thursday …
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The Tri-State is well known for many things: Chili, baseball, and now: grilled …
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Subaru is issuing a recall for thousands of cars that have a problem that could…
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A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges …
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For 16 seasons, “Dancing with the Stars” has shimmied its way into the hearts …
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Examples of tech geniuses who lack college degrees are well-known - Bill Gates,…
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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
A Tampa Bay area girl throwing the first pitch at a Rays game got a big surprise from her father, who had been stationed in Afghanistan for the past two years.
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Meltdowns make digital week in review
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'Scandal' finale spawns swoons and memes
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PHOTOS: Top 9 pictures of the week
Science Tech
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Are some kids too smart for high school?
Examples of tech geniuses who lack college degrees are well-known - Bill Gates, Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg among them. But should bright kids be able to ditch high school, too?
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Charge your smartphone in 20 seconds?
Waiting for your smartphone to charge may be a thing of the past -- thanks to a high school student.
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Yahoo buys Tumblr for $1.1B
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Honeybees trained to find land mines
