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	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. Watch Video
	CPS Students Perform At White House Music Series 12 students from Cincinnati Public Schools were invited to perform at the White House. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video

	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. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	Halloween Festivities On Fountain Square You still have time to get down to Fountain Square to enjoy some Halloween festivities this weekend. Watch Video
	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. Watch Video
	Inmate Charged For Attack On Deputy A female inmate inside the Hamilton County Justice Center is charged with attacking a corrections officer.
	Tri-State Leaders Start Early Winter Preparations Cincinnati gets a donation for its winter shelter while Butler County leaders train snow plow drivers.
	Ham. Co.'s Lean Budget Proposal, Approval Expected Hamilton County Commissioners expected to approve $210 million budget for 2010, that's the smallest in 10 years.
	Tea Partiers Pour Heat On Driehaus Hundreds of Tea Party demonstrators surrounded the Carew Tower Saturday to send a message to a certain congressman.
	March Of Dimes Honors WCPO General Manager This year's March of Dimes fundraising gala honored WCPO-TV General Manager Bill Fee for his dedication to the cause.
	Visitor's Hotel Antics End With Arrest Police say a Southern California man tried to steal liquor, hid in a hotel, and tried to spit at officers.
	Steak Dinner Ends With Arrest Police say a man left without paying for his meal at Boi Na Braza Brazilian Steakhouse Saturday night.
	Former Mayors Issue Warning Over Issue 9 They oppose Issue 9, the referendum to amend the city charter to prohibit spending any money on passenger rail without voter approval. Watch Video
	Deters Convinces Judges To Sign Order To Fire ‘Banks’ Attorneys Hamilton County Prosecutor convinced 11 judges to sign order firing private attorneys working on The Banks project. Watch Video
	City Promises To Use Residents’ Input In Comprehensive Plan Cincinnati officals will use the input to develop its first comprehensive plan in 30 years. Watch Video
	Teaching Skills To Employ Health Care Workers A group trying to help disadvantaged young adults is getting recognized nationally. Watch Video
	Archdiocese: Teacher's Texting Prompted Inquiry 9News has uncovered a teacher working in a school overseen by the Cincinnati Archdiocese was at the center of an investigation that saw her stripped of her teaching license. Watch Video
	Cincinnati Offers H1N1 Vaccine To Pregnant Women Cincinnati will have an appointment-only, free H1N1 vaccination clinic for pregnant women Thursday. Watch Video
	CPS Students Get Vaccinated Against Swine Flu Dozens of health teams administer shots or nasal mist spray to hundreds of children. Watch Video
	Eighth Street Viaduct To Re-Open Thursday All traffic lanes, bike lanes and sidewalks will be available for use after 10 a.m.
	Energy Upgrades Underway In 39 City Buildings City leaders say the money to fund this project will come partly from rebates and incentives currently available for energy efficiency projects.
	Streetcar Forum In College Hill Tuesday Night City of Cincinnati is holding another open house to provide information on proposed streetcar system. Watch Video
	Cincinnati Pops Conductor Remembered Friends, colleagues and music-lovers fill Music Hall Monday night to remember Erich Kunzel. Watch Video
	Mayor Mallory Gives Update On CIRV Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence shows signs of success. Watch Video
	Mayor Mallory Joins Others In Pay Cuts The Mayor of Cincinnati will make $1,302 less per month.
	Bengals Fans Camp Out For Free Tickets Die-hard fans say long wait and frigid temperatures worth it for a pair of free tickets. Watch Video
	Chamber Orchestra Features 9News Sportscaster The Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra will loosen up possibly as never before as 9News Sports Anchor Dennis Janson joins in Sunday's concert.

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