Pictures posted online by third parties could be an issue to hit courtrooms in the future. Two local attorneys say defense is one's greatest offense.
9 On Your Side will be hosting a toy donation drive at nine area Kroger locations on Saturday, Dec. 14 to collect gifts for those in need this holiday season.
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Supporters of the Cincinnati streetcar announced plans Monday to collect signatures to put a charter amendment to finish the project on the ballot.
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Gus Ragland ran for five touchdowns and threw for three more to lead Moeller to the Ohio Division I state championship over Mentor 55-52.
Despite a snowstorm, Reds fans flocked downtown to meet players past and present.
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Aleisa Yusko and her family are thankful for every day they have with Nora, the family's little miracle.
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Ken Broo will join the WCPO 9 On Your Side team as its newest sports anchor/reporter.
This morning we'll only see light accumulation of about 1 to 1.5 inches in most places. However some spots could see just a bit more.
We will see gusty winds to 25 mph. So, it's possible we could see swirling snow showers reducing visibility. Then, the sunshine pops back out by early afternoon. Afternoon highs will only get to the mid to upper 20s again.
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With another accumulating snowfall upon us, here's a reminder of some tips to keep you safe on the roads as you brave the elements.
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This morning we'll only see light accumulation of about 1 to 1.5 inches in most places. However some spots could see just a bit more.
As severe weather rolls into the Tri-State, 9 News is on your side with information to help you plan around potentially hampering conditions.
