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Top 9 things to do this weekend
Memorial Day is the third holiday in May. On Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who have died serving our country.
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Police Officer Involved In A Hit And Run Crash
A Cincinnati police officer was involved in a hit and run crash. It happened around 3:30 a.m. Friday morning at Reading and Clinton Springs in Avondale.
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7, 2009, file photo President Barack Obama speaks at the AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic at Coney Island in Cincinnati.
Hamilton County Sewer Work Suspended
A Hamilton County sewer project is on hold after a disagreement between county commissioners and the City of Cincinnati.
Motorcycle Hits Man Near UC Campus, Knocks Him Under Car
A pedestrian and motorcyclist are taken to the hospital after the biker hit the pedestrian as he crossed the street.
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President Obama says fighting hunger in Yemen crucial
President Barack Obama , in a speech today at National Defense University, said that fighting hunger in Yemen and other countries is critical to U.S. foreign policy.
Taste of Cincinnati 2013: The menu
Question: We've heard about the new online sales tax and the Ohio tax on services but I'm not sure... A decomposing man's body was found today in underbrush about 10 feet off the road on Riviera Drive in Bellevue.
CityBeat Presents: The Answers Issue
Among something like 300,000 Cincinnatians, CityBeat 's editorial staff of six isn't necessarily representative of all the interests, concerns, likes, dislikes and qualms of humans in this fair city.
UC Baseball Interview Shenanigans Go Viral
The University of Cincinnati baseball team might not have had a winning record last year , and it is currently without a leader after the school fired longtime head coach Brian Cleary last week.
Cincinnati March Against Monsanto to Take Place Saturday
"It's time to take back our food," boasts the Facebook page for the first ever March Against Monsanto, a worldwide protest movement aimed at speaking out against genetically modified organisms .
Survey: These four Cincinnati sectors find it's harder than ever to fill jobs
Hiring managers in health care and technology sectors are having difficulty finding new hires.
Cincinnati Library Reaches Card Milestone
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County hit a huge milestone on Wednesday as they reach 500,000 cardholders.
Legislators want Delta Queen back in Cincinnati
Ohio's U.S. senators and Cincinnati's House members have introduced legislation allowing the Delta Queen to go on overnight trips with passengers on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
Taste of Cincinnati offers cuisines for every palate
Feel like a mini Oktoberfest? Randy Petruk and Gena Deaton snack on some German egg rolls from Mecklenburg Gardens at last year's Taste of Cincinnati.
I wrote my Curtain Call column before the League of Cincinnati Theatres held its Monday night awards gala at The Know Theatre.
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WFP food aid offers rare stability in Syrian tragedy
The UN World Food Programme continues to provide aid to 2.5 million people inside war-torn Syria.
Matthew 25 Arrives In Oklahoma
Local 12's Joe Webb is in Moore, Oklahoma, covering the damage from Monday's devastating tornado.
Thursday Morning Forecast-Find Your Jacket
We've seen some showers working through the area early this morning. These showers have formed along a cold front which is moving east of Cincinnati.
Good News Reveals Budget Deception
In the past few weeks, the joint efforts of the city manager, mayor and council members have brought down proposed firefighter layoffs from 80 to zero and proposed police layoffs from 189 to 25.
So what tips can I offer, as the 10th Cincinnati Fringe Festival is about to begin? I've attended these annual round-ups of theater, dance, comedy, music, monologues and oddball unclassifiable performances for a decade, so I have accrued some modest authority.