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Neighborhoods - Downtown Cincinnati
Local VH1 Reality Star Arrested During Traffic Stop
A Cincinnati woman who was a cast member on VH1's Rock Of Love 3 was arrested Thursday night by local authorities on several charges.
Parole Forthcoming For Admitted Murderer
Michael Farmer admitted to abusing a child in the U.S. and killing three in South Africa. His sister fears he will 'do it again.'
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Woman Overdoses While Riding In Truck, Driver Charged
Police say the woman was riding in a truck with two other men when she became unresponsive.
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Judge Gives UC Quarterback Second Chance
Zach Collaros gets a stern warning from the judge to take the diversion class in the next 3 weeks.
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City Council Approves Metro Fare Hike
While Cincinnati city council approved the fare increase, they voted to take out part of the proposal.
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Garden Program Becomes Permanent
A program that started in Cincinnati this year is now a permanent part of the city.
Police Search For Bengals Game Auto Theft Suspect
Officials say the suspect in the attached photos committed multiple auto thefts in the parking lots for people attending Bengal's games.
Metro Proposes Fare Increase, Cut In Services
Metro is proposing cuts and taking its fight to Cincinnati city council.
Local Schools May Lose Bus Transportation
First Student, Inc could have its license suspended because of not having all drivers' background checks on file.
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Godless Billboard Moved After Threats
The billboard is being moved to a new site at the Sixth Street Viaduct.
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Police Looking For Downtown Diamond Thief
Police say the diamonds stolen are valued at $9,000.
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Will Cincinnati See A Property Tax Rollback?
The Finance Committee of Cincinnati City Council will hold a special meeting today.
WWII Veteran Talks Of Heroic Rescue Oveseas
The speech is apart of the Public Library's 55th annual Veterans Day Program.
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Developers Discuss Plans For Cincinnati Casino
Could break ground on casino next year at Broadway Commons.
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Hamilton Co. Commissioners To Battle With Court Order - Personally
Commissioner Hartmann warns it will be 'a circus.'
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Magic Johnson, Jesse Jackson Stop By Tri-State
The NBA legend and civil rights pioneer helped kick off the 2009 Opportunity Exchange Conference.
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Developers To Discuss Casino Plan
It's only been a week since voters approved casinos for Cincinnati and other cities, and already, developers are preparing to talk about their plans.
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Metropole Tenants File Fair Housing Complaint
Plans to turn building into luxury hotel forces out 200 low-income residents.
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New Missing Persons Protocol Named For Esme Kenney
The new missing persons protocol is named in memory of murder victim Esme Kenney.
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Veterans Offered Free Entree At Restaurants
Veterans can enjoy free entree thanks to the Relish Restaurant Group.
Bengals Boost Freestore Foodbank
The Bengals' success helps give a needed boost to the Freestore.
Bengals Collect Canned Goods For Needy
The Freestore Foodbank and Cincinnati Bengals Team up to tackle hunger.
Great Youth Debate At City Hall
Youth from Cincinnati high schools and youth groups debate controversial issues related to "Cultural Diversity in Neighborhoods."
Local Fundraiser To Help Band Go To Rose Parade
Clark Montessori musicians play supporting role.
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CPS Students Perform At White House Music Series
12 students from Cincinnati Public Schools were invited to perform at the White House.
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The Metropole To Be Renovated Back Into Hotel
Based on current estimates, the project will create about 540 construction jobs and about 160 permanent employees with the opening of the hotel, restaurant and gallery.
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Water Works Issue 8 Passes
Cincinnati Water District ammendment passes.
CPS Renewal Levy Passes, 4 Board Members Voted In
Both staff and students can breathe a sigh of relief after Issue 52, a renewal levy for the Cincinnati Public Schools, passed with 60% of the votes Tuesday.
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.
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Wenstrup Doesn't Rule Out Running For Office Again
Republican mayoral candidate had strong showing at the polls.
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.
Issue 6 Passes For Museum Center
Issue 6 for museum center repair levy has passed with 100% of the precincts reporting.
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.
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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.
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Wenstrup Concedes Mayoral Race In Cincinnati
Republican mayoral candidate Brad Wenstrup offered his concession speech just after 11 p.m. Election Night.
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.
Two Newcomers In Line for Cincinnati City Council Seats
Charlie Winburn (R) and Laure Quinlivan (D) would join seven incumbents if voting trends continue
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.
Voter Turnout 'Steady' In Hamilton County Election
Elections officials say money issues are the driving force behind people casting ballots.
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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.
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 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.
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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.
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.
Police Cruiser Overturns During Chase On I-71
A Cincinnati police cruiser overturned while pursuing a suspect's vehicle southbound near downtown, sending the officer to the hospital.
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CPS Magnet Schools: Camping Out Not An Option Anymore
School leaders say they don't want parents to camp out and won't let them do so on school property.
Getting Voters To The Polls Key On Tuesday
Cincinnati mayor and city council, Ohio casino vote and school tax issues on among items on ballot.
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Halloween Festivities On Fountain Square
You still have time to get down to Fountain Square to enjoy some Halloween festivities this weekend.
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More H1N1 Vaccine Clinics in Cinti., Middletown
The Cincinnati Health Department is offering swine flu vaccines Friday afternoon, while Middletown Health Department is offers them Saturday morning.
Duke Energy Gives Cincinnati Money For Cold Shelters
Shelter usually serves around 100 people per night.
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