Witnesses say that 23-year-old Mark Barmore was exiting a storage area at the House of Grace Daycare under orders from police, with hands raised and without a weapon, when he was shot in the neck.
Chad Ocho Cinco did David Letterman's top 10 last night, ripping on everyone from Sarah Palin, to the Detroit Lions.
Did you miss the 2009 Radio One Candidates forum last night? Not to worry, we have video footage of last nights forum here.
A 21-year-old man whose lawyer says he was trying to break up a fight was charged Tuesday with the stabbing murder of a University of Connecticut football player. Police arrested John William Lomax III on charges of murder and conspiracy to commit assault in Jasper Howard's killing. <!--more-->
In the schoolyard of American politics, President Obama is the big, smart kid with all of the test answers who's being bullied by a bunch of Neanderthal ankle-biters from all sides. Meanwhile, all the teachers are wondering, "Why does he take this crap? He's bigger and smarter than all the other kids." <!--more-->
Police believe as many as a dozen people watched a 15-year-old girl get beaten and gang-raped outside her high school homecoming dance without reporting it. Two suspects were in custody Monday, but police said as many as five other men attacked the girl over a two-hour period Friday night outside Richmond High School. <!--more-->
Nancy Pelosi was a little excited to meet Brad Pitt at the Capitol to thank him on all of his efforts to rebuild New Orleans. Watch the video here... <!--more-->
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Three days after the world watched a giant balloon fly through the air as a tearful family expressed fears that their 6-year-old boy could be inside, authorities announced what millions suspected: The whole thing was staged. <!--more-->
Officials are trying to rescue a 6-year-old boy who climbed into a balloon-like experimental aircraft built by his parents and floated into the sky over eastern Colorado. <!--more-->
Cincinnati's role in the Negro League story is examined through images, period artifacts and rare film footage. Exhibit highlights include early game-used bats from Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Ernie Banks, each of whom began his career in the Negro Leagues. <!--more-->