Entrepreneur aims to start 'musical revolution'

Eric Ellis started Positive Message Music to show young people that songs don't need a bad message to be good music.

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Cueto makes bid for Opening Day starter

Johnny Cueto became the first Reds pitcher to finish five innings this spring, limiting the Rangers to five hits and one run.

Xavier falls to Creighton 86-78 in Big East play

The University of Xavier Musketeers fell to Creighton 86-78 in the Big East semifinals Friday night at Madison Square Garden in New York.

UC out of AAC tourney with loss to UConn, 58-56

The University of Cincinnati Bearcats were knocked out of the American Athletic Conference men's basketball tournament Friday night with a 58 - 56 loss to the UConn Huskies.

Mom, new son return home from Ukraine crisis

A mother and her newly adopted son made it home to the Tri-State at about midnight Friday after two months spent in Ukraine's turmoil.

78-year-old woman killed in Fairfield crash

A 78-year-old Fairfield Township woman is dead after a crash Friday.

Family of slain cab driver prays for suspects

Mamadou Diop arrived in the states 13 years ago, seeking a better life for his family. Diop couldn’t cobble together more than a few words of English when he first arrived, but did know how to drive a car.

Xavier hazing lawsuit: How far is too far?

How far is too far? That’s the question many are asking after a lawsuit was filed this month alleging a Xavier University student was injured during a hazing event last year.

Q&A: Local soccer star discusses life in MLS

West Chester native and Xavier University product Nick Haaglund discusses how life has changed since he was drafted by Toronto FC during the 2014 MLS SuperDraft and leading up to his first professional match on March 15.

Judge: Tracie Hunter's ruling 'unconscionable'

An appeals court slammed suspended Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter Friday for her decision in a past custody case.

When severe weather season will kick up

Spring is having a difficult time shaking the winter temperatures, and because of that, severe weather will likely be lagging as well.

WATCH: Doing Cincinnati St. Patrick's Day right

Because wearing blue instead of green for St. Patrick's Day will make you stand out in all that local TV news parade footage.

Who's top dog in Hamilton County?

Hamilton County Auditor Dusty Rhodes detailed Friday the most popular dog breeds and names in the county.

Bengals extend Lewis' contract through 2015

The Bengals organization announced Friday that it had signed head coach Marvin Lewis to a contract extension through the 2015 season. His former contract was to expire after 2014.

Top 9 photos for the week of March 8

Each week, we round up the top photos from our viewers, reporters and photographers. Take a look at our favorites!

Cocaine habit led Ex-PNC VP to rob bank

A cocaine addiction drove a former PNC vice president to rob a Key Bank in Anderson Township, he admitted Friday in a guilty plea.

Crowley: No trust equals no compromise in DC

The host of CNN's "State of the Union," brought her insights on Washington politics to the Tri-State Thursday for the Woman’s City Club of Greater Cincinnati's 21st Annual National Speaker Forum.

Warning: Don't read this if you are hungry

With the proper training even a mediocre student can open a restaurant that doesn't make its customers sick.  

High fashion body wear & adoption on screen

A fashion major aims to dance and acrobatics to showcase a new line of body wear, and a film brings awareness and hope to the world of adoption and foster care.  

Tri-State briefs: March 14, 2014

A wrap-up of local stories happening on Friday March 14, 2014.