St. Bernard News

ST. BERNARD, Ohio - "I miss hearing you say 'Merry Christmas.'" That's what Jesus is telling drivers on southbound I-75. The billboard greets people between the Norwood Lateral and Mitchell Ave, in Saint Bernard.

While a lot of cities are finding ways to create green space, the city of Saint Bernard is moving forward with plans to bulldoze a city park.

ST. BERNARD - One after another, residents here stood up and spoke against the razing of a city park Thursday night.

ST. BERNARD, Ohio -- Police say a fast food worker recruited his family to participate in a robbery.

A 23-year-old Sycamore Township man was so angry the Grand Valley Preserve in Indian Hill revoked his park privileges for setting fires to keep warm while fishing - despite being warned against it- he destroyed the gate of the preserve with an assault rifle and ax, according to village police.

Cincinnati police Officer Shyane Schneider didn't mince her words with investigators looking into the fatal police shooting of an armed man Tuesday.

Cincinnati police have released the name of the man who was killed during a shootout with officers in Spring Grove Village on Tuesday.

Hoping to use the $2 billion-plus Brent Spence Bridge project and others as catalysts, the city of Cincinnati has launched an ambitious study aimed at finding ways to capitalize on those plans to enhance neighborhoods along the Interstate 75 corridor.

Shannon Hackney wanted to help Cory Johnson, a 26-year-old man with a hard luck story.

The Sycamore Community Band led by Pete Metzger will perform a Holiday concert December 5, 2009, at 7:00 P.M. at St.

Aerial view of residential area in St. Bernard. ST. BERNARD, Ohio -- Residents in St.

Some residents in St. Bernard are worried that parts of their neighborhood could explode.

An abandoned local landfill is causing concern for neighbors because the EPA says high levels of methane could cause an explosion.

In Section: Politics/Issues >> Posted In: 2009 Election , City Council Posted By: Kevin Osborne With about 12 hours left until the polls open, CityBeat concludes its coverage of the non-incumbent candidates for Cincinnati City Council with a question about annexation.

Butch Abrams looks heavenward, blinks at the autumn afternoon sun and points to an angel.

ST. BERNARD, Ohio - The owner of two Ohio cemeteries has filed a civil lawsuit against the families of three juveniles convicted of doing more than $300,000 in vandalism.

ST. BERNARD - Ohio environmental officials will hold a special meeting in St. Bernard on Nov.

A photographer who donates her services, an advocate for missing and endangered children, a foundation that helps families pay medical bills and two teens who have fought serious illnesses will be honored by the Duke Energy Children's Museum on Thursday.

The $70 million stream of highway money coming into Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky from the federal stimulus is creating intense competition among both traditional road-making outfits as well as companies looking for new business.

The first school clinics for the H1N1 vaccine kicked off today in Hamilton County -- both the *injectable* and the nasal mist vaccines were given to students in Mariemont --and Saint Bernard.