Teen Charged With Planning Burglary Of Own Home A Green Township teenager has been charged in connection with plans to burglarize the home he shares with his parents. Police: Woman Asked Golfers To Pay For Sex Police say a woman approached several golfers yesterday at a Tri-State golf facility in an effort to get them to have sex with her for money. Pickup Truck Straddles Median On I-275 A wreck in Sharonville Tuesday morning led a pickup truck to an unlikely spot, straddling a median. Man Hit By Semi In Boone County, Air Care Called The southbound lanes of I-71 in Verona are once again open after an early morning accident that saw a man hit by a semi-truck. Indiana Heads To Polls For Presidential Primary Voters at the Greendale Fire House & Greendale Cabin were waiting to vote when polls opened at 6 a.m. Suspect Charged In Kroger Shopping Cart Assault An Oakley man has been charged after he allegedly struck three people with a shopping cart at a Kroger store yesterday. Police Investigating Shooting In Avondale Police said a man was shot in the back in the 3700 block of Reading Road. Cinti. Native Helps Lead Cyclones To Game 7 Victory Cincinnati was led by former westside resident Jason Deitsch and Mathieu Aubin, who both picked up one goal and two assists in Monday's game 7 victory. Benefit Tonight For Fallen Colerain Twp. Firefighters The benefit for the families of Robin Broxterman and Brian Schira begins at 8:00 at the Metropolis night club. Teens Sentenced For Killing Unborn Baby A judge sentenced 16-year-old Alfonso Price and 17-year-old Jebrell Wright to 23 years to life in jail for beating an 18-year-old woman in Over-the-Rhine last year. Woman Sentenced For Chase That Injured Officer Carmella Duley was sentenced to 20 years in jail for an accident that critically injured Cincinnati Police Sgt. Bryce Bezdek. One Millionth "Clear" Member Passes Through CVG Mike Fleury was the lucky customer who now gets a life-time membership to the fast pass program.
Xavier Student Among Top Four In Comedy Contest Reid Taylor received enough online votes to become the regional finalist in Rooftop Comedy's search for the funniest college student in America. Foreclosure Crisis Draws Call For New Banking Regulations "Working In Neighborhoods" wants requirements for financial institutions to help people stay in their homes. Judge Allows Chris Henry To Tryout For Another NFL Team A judge told Henry if an NFL team really wants him to try out then he would let the former Bengal off his house arrest.
Reds Legend Will Meet Fans Before Tonight's Game George Foster will be signing autographs for one hour at the Reds Hall of Fame. Survey USA Results: Top Kentucky Senate Candidates If the Democratic Primary for United States Senate were today, who would Kentucky vote for? Survey USA Results: Kentucky Prefers Clinton If the Democratic Primary for President of the United States were today, who would Kentucky vote for? Police Investigate Near Drowning Of Hamilton Infant The Hamilton 9-1-1 call center talked the parents through CPR procedures. Try It Out Tuesday: Stain Resistant Purses Do you tend to stay away from everything white for fear of the stain factor? Fay Apartments Renovation On Hold Owners blame the subprime loan crisis for holding up the $60 million project. Cincinnati Pops To Play In China The Pops will perform twice during the opening weekend of the Summer Olympics in Beijing. 75 Students Arrested In San Diego Universtiy Drug Bust Nearly 100 people were arrested in an undercover drug investigation that began after a student's fatal cocaine overdose last spring.
Ohio Leaders Study Impeachment Process For Attorney General Ohio lawmakers are moving cautiously on impeachment proceedings against embattled Attorney General Marc Dann. US Increases Cyclone Aid For Myanmar The White House said Tuesday the U.S. will send more than $3 million to help victims of the devastating cyclone in Myanmar, up from an initial emergency contribution of $250,000. Forest Park Deacon Aquitted Of Theft Charges Craig Jackson was accused of stealing $30,000 from the church collections.
On Your Side: Science Meets Cooking We think you will be impressed, amazed, maybe even a little alarmed by what some avant garde chefs are doing in the kitchen. Open House To Show Off Potential Fix To Congested Exit If you ever drive around Fields Ertel and Mason Montgomery Road, you know how backed up the traffic can be. Chemical Leak Closes Alexandria Street Industrial strength weed killer spills on Man-O-War Circle. No Complaints Reported So Far About Indiana's Voter ID Law The secretary of state's office says there have been no complaints so far about Indiana's voter ID law in today's primary election. Surveillance Video Shows Woman Filling Fake Prescription Cincinnati police are asking for help to find a woman who called in a fake prescription for a powerful drug. Group Working To Rehab Price Hill The group's goal is to purchase, rehab and sell a dozen Price Hill homes every year. Two Killed, Three Firefighters Injured In Ohio Crash Fire officials said the ladder truck was responding to a call of a vehicle fire about 9 a.m. Tuesday when it collided with the van at an intersection. 2 Killed, 4 Firefighters Injured In Crash Of Fire Truck, Car A fire truck responding to a call collided with a van, killing a hearing-impaired man and his grandson. Police Investigate Shooting In Carrollton Nursing Home Investigators said a resident's husband fired the shot then turned the gun on himself. Indiana Nuns Lacking ID Denied At Poll By Fellow Sister The nuns, all in their 80s or 90s, didn't have a photo ID. Discount Cards Help Police Catch Thrifty Thieves Being thrifty may have been the downfall of two cost-conscious suspects accused of robbing a Fairfield home. Early Indiana Votes Show Clinton With Early Lead Clinton and Obama are battling for wins in Indiana and North Carolina, which are the last big-delegate prizes in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Exit Poll: Half In Indiana Say Wright Influenced Their Vote But preliminary data from those polls show that the focus on Wright, Barack Obama's former pastor, is not giving Hillary Rodham Clinton a big advantage. Obama Wins North Carolina Primary The Associated Press made its North Carolina call Tuesday night based on surveys of voters as they left the polls. Long Thompson Takes Early Lead In Governor's Race The winner will face Republican Governor Mitch Daniels in November. Scattered Ballot Shortages Reported In Indiana Primary Several precincts in northwestern Indiana's Porter County ran out of Democratic ballots, and a judge ordered polls to stay open an additional hour.
Brazil Acquits Rancher In US Nun Killing An Amazon rancher convicted of ordering the killing of an Ohio nun has been acquitted in a retrial. Harvey Johnson Avoids Death Penalty A jury has recommended a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder of Kiva Gazaway.
Teen Accused Of Planning Burglary Of His Own Home A Green Township teen is accused of planning a burglary at his own home. Strickland Signs Bill To Strip Tobacco Prevention Foundation Of Its Funds The bill was a response to a lawsuit by the foundation to stop the state from using the majority of its funds as part of an economic package to create jobs. Voters In NC, Ind., Pick Candidates For Congress, Governor In Indiana, with 68 pecent of precincts reporting, architect Jim Schellinger had 50.4 percent of the vote compared with 49.6 percent for former congresswoman Jill Long Thompson in the Democratic contest to challenge Daniels. Obama Calls NC Win A Victory In "A Big State" Barack Obama calls his North Carolina win over Hillary Rodham Clinton a victory against political "gimmicks." Police: Man Kills Wife, Self In Nursing Home The shooting happened at about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, at the Green Valley Health & Rehabilitation Center in Carrollton. Driver Involved In Deadly Bus Crash Cited Before 9News has learned the driver was cited for driving more hours than federal law allows. Blue Ash Company Cited By OSHA For 33 Alleged Violations A deadly fire at a Blue Ash metal treatment company has resulted in a federal agency citing it for 33 alleged serious violations. Cincinnati Pops To Perform During Olympics In China The Pops has been invited to perform two concerts in Beijing August 9th and 10th. Changes Sought In How Banks Handle Foreclosures Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) seeks legislative changes to require banks to try and keep owners in their homes. Indiana's Democratic Primary Still Too Close To Call Results are not expected until midnight EDT. Soldier Calls Home During Battle A family came home to find a frightening message from their son in Afghanistan. Schellinger, Long Thompson Wait On Late Results The two candidates are awaiting results from heavily Democratic Lake County in northwest Indiana, which is on Central time. Indiana's Lake County Has Tradition Of Late Vote Tallies Lake County, the state's second-most populous with nearly 500,000 people, had reported no results as of 11 p.m. EDT. Obama Takes Early Lead In Race For Delegates In the overall race for the nomination, Obama leads with 1,815.5 delegates, including separately chosen party and elected officials known as superdelegates. Clinton has 1,672. Man Shoots Wife, Then Himself At Nursing Home A tragic ending to a long life and marriage together. |