Cinti. Council Race: 19 Candidates For 9 Seats
The Cincinnati City Council's first and toughest test will be projected $51.5 million budget shortfall for 2010. Alleged Drunk Driver Calls 911 On Herself
A Wisconsin woman called 911 to report a drunken driver -- herself.
Holiday Decorations Arrive At The Cincinnati Zoo
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the zoo. Two More Celebrities Booted Tonight From Dance Floor
Stars gear up for another double elimination Tuesday night on Dancing with the Stars. 'White Christmas' Special Anniversary Edition Out
The anniversary edition of "White Christmas" features bonus material -- including an interview with Nick, Rosemary's brother Early Voting Busy In Some Polling Places
Some voters waited in cars to stay warm until Ohio polls opened at 6:30 a.m. on Election Day. Issue 9: Mass Transit - What You Need To Know
As proposed, Issue 9 is an amendment to the Cincinnati charter that would require voter approval before the city could spend money for any passenger rail transportation including streetcars. Open Houses To Promote Issue 5
Area organizations invited the public to see how tax dollars are spent. Ohio Issue #3: Will Casinos Come To Ohio?
Ohio voters have said 'no' to casino-related ballot measures four times in the past 20 years. Halloween Hangover Issue 7: Cinti./Hamilton Co. Public Library Funds
Voters are being asked to approve a tax levy of 1.0 mil on Nov. 3. It would help fill the funding gap for operations and maintenance of library branches. Issue 5: Funding For Hamilton Co. MR/DD Programs
Hamilton County voters are being asked to approve a tax levy Nov. 3 that would fund mental health services for the next five years. Issue 6: Museum Center Repair Funding
Issue #6 is a renewal of part of an existing 2004 levy, but it’s for 0.02 mils less than is currently being collected. Gun Recovered At Local High School After Chase
A student reported that he saw a classmate showing off a handgun to other students. Quick Facts: Cincinnati Mayoral Candidates
The race for Mayor of the City of Cincinnati on November 3 boils down to a choice of personalities and experience. Recipe Finders Help You Save Money and Food
There are simple new ways to make use of what you have and turn it into something you just might want to eat Man Arrested In Connection With 3 Burglaries
Burlington man has been charged with home burglaries in Boone County over the last four weeks. Cops: Couple Stole Thousands Of Bags From Airport
Neighbors said it seemed suspicious because the husband would come and go late at night with a horse trailer filled with items, but he never had horses. Erase Embarrassing Photos From Facebook
John Matarese shows you how to 'wisk away' embarrassing photos of yourself, often involving alcohol, that other people post on Facebook. Official Beer Pong Tournament Coming To N.Ky.
There will be a tournament Thursday at HofBrauHaus and a promotion at the Bengals game this Sunday. Pike's Arm Healing, Gets Splint For Practice
Coach Brian Kelly said a special splint was ordered that will allow him to do more things in practice this week. First H1N1 Death Reported In N.Ky.
This is the first death in the Northern Kentucky region associated with H1N1 swine flu. Two Arrested For Burglary In Colerain Twp.
A neighbor called police after seeing a man enter the home on Dolomar Drive. Four More Bodies Removed From Ohio Home
Detectives are at the house looking for evidence to tie Anthony Sowell to the murders of several women found dead in the house he was living in. Police: Student Brought Gun To Local High School
An 18-year-old high school senior is facing serious charges after he allegedly carried a loaded gun to school on Tuesday. Bengals Release G Scott Kooistra
Kooistra played in 82 games, all with the Bengals, since being selected by Cincinnati in the seventh round of the 2003 draft. Christmas vs. Holiday Parade
Amelia's 28 year tradition may not happen this year. SB I-71/75 In Erlanger Reopens After Accident
Police say two vehicles collided shortly after 5:30 p.m. New Animal Control Ordinance Approved
A dog no longer has to bite someone first to be declared “vicious.” More Need Stresses Brighton Center
Demand for food is "overwhelming." Guaranteed Pay For 'Swine Flu Leave' Coming?
A senior House lawmaker wants to protect those without paid sick leave if they are forced to stay home due to the swine flu. Mixed News For Nation's Automakers
While GM and Ford see October sales rise over the same month last year, Chrysler reports a major slide. Voter Turnout 'Steady' In Hamilton County Election
Elections officials say money issues are the driving force behind people casting ballots. Firefighters On Scene Of N.Ky. House Fire
At least one person being treated for smoke inhalation. Pharmaceutical Provider Pays $98M Settlement
The federal government alleges Omnicare, Inc. was involved in a Medicaid kickback scheme. Cocaine Bust In Colerain Township
Colerain Twp. police have made 2 arrests in connection with a cocaine trafficking investigation. McDonnell Wins Virginia Governorship For GOP
Republicans wrested political control of Virginia from the Democrats on Tuesday as independent voters swung behind the GOP. AP Exit Poll: NJ Governor Race Too Close To Call
The tight three-way race for governor of New Jersey, a state battered by high taxes and scarred by government corruption, was too close to call after balloting ended Tuesday, according to an Associated Press exit poll of voters. No Re-Vote Allowed In Columbia Twp. Trustees Ballot Mistake
Candidates names left off ballot, preventing 124 voters from choosing two of three candidates. New Jobs Coming To Butler & Warren Counties
Intelligrated has announced it has big plans for growth.. Sarah Palin Makes Big Plans For Book Tour
Her upcoming memoir 'Going Rogue' hits bookstores later this month. November 4 Is Eating Healthy Day
American Heart Association calls for Americans to fight heart disease with healthy eating. 3 Statewide Issues In Ohio Show Early Leads
Three statewide issues show early signs of success, including controversial plan to add casinos in 4 Ohio cities. Markland Lock, Dam Repair Work Continues
Officials plan to have the work completed by April. Little Miami School Levy Fails
This is the third time voters have rejected the district's plea for money. Cincinnati Mayor Has Early Lead In Re-Election Bid
Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory has an early lead in his bid to win a second term. Republican Christie Captures NJ Governor's Race
Republican Chris Christie has defeated Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine in New Jersey. Ohio Voters Approve Livestock Care Board
Ohio voters have delivered a victory to large farm operators, approving a new industry-dominated board to oversee livestock care. Two Newcomers In Line for Cincinnati City Council Seats
Charlie Winburn (R) and Laure Quinlivan (D) would join seven incumbents if voting trends continue Ohio Voters Approve Bonuses For Veterans
Ohio voters have opened their wallets to veterans, easily approving bonuses of up to $1,000 for those who served in the Persian Gulf, Afghanistan or Iraq. Early Returns Show Ohio Casinos Ahead
Ohio would become the 39th state to legalize casinos if the measure's approved and would join neighboring casino states Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Husband Fights Electrical Fire With Garden Hose
Fire started in an electrical outlet in a couple's bedroom. Bloomberg Wins 3rd Term As NYC Mayor
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg has narrowly won a third term as New York mayor in a race that was startlingly close.
Mallory Wins Second Term As Mayor
Mark Mallory says he will focus on economic development, public safety, and neighborhoods during his second term as Mayor of Cincinnati. Wenstrup Concedes Mayoral Race In Cincinnati
Republican mayoral candidate Brad Wenstrup offered his concession speech just after 11 p.m. Election Night. Issue 9: Cincinnati Mass Transit Fails
The Cincinnati Streetcar and rail transportation may proceed now that voter approval will not be required for officials to spend the money. The Wednesday Morning Rush for 11-4-09
Another cast for UC's Pike....Line changes on the Bengals...Who's the dirtiest player in the NFL?...Xavier takes the court. Next Man In, Next Big Thing
Players buy in, prepare for their chance, then deliver. Ohio Issue 3: Casinos Will Come To Ohio
Ohio voters have said 'no' to casino-related ballot measures four times in the past 20 years, but the fifth time was the charm. Issue 5 For MR/DD Renewed
Issue 5 for funding Hamilton Co. Mr/DD programs has passed with 100% of precincts reporting. Issue 6 Passes For Museum Center
Issue 6 for museum center repair levy has passed with 100% of the precincts reporting. Issue 7 Passes: New Chapter For Local Libraries
Issue 7 for the Cincinnati/Hamilton Co. public library funds has passed with 100% of the precincts reporting. Wenstrup Doesn't Rule Out Running For Office Again
Republican mayoral candidate had strong showing at the polls. Struggling Ohio Opens Doors To Casinos, Factory Farms
Backers of the casino issue spent more than $35 million pushing the plan. Large farm operators mounted a $4 million campaign to pass Issue 2. Democrat Wins House Seat In Heavily GOP Area In NY
Democrat wins special congressional election by exploiting battle between moderates and conservatives for control of GOP. 7 Incumbents, 2 Newcomers Elected To City Council
Voters chose 2 new members of Cincinnati city Council, said yes to 7 incumbents and sent a clear message that they want council members to work more closely with one another. |
