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Southern Ohio got a little shaken up this afternoon when an earthquake with a 3.5 magnitude rumbled the ground. There were no immediate reports of damage which is usually the case in Ohio. For more info on the earthquake Click Here Check out this video our cameras captured in the studio! Like The Buzz 1230 on Facebook […]
Joseph Paul Franklin was on death row for 16 years. With all the appeals and delays does capital punishment make sense?
A surprising news alert last night indicated that racist serial killer, Joseph Paul Franklin, received a stay of execution, however, that stay was overturned by the Supreme Court and he was executed this morning shortly after 6am. Franklin was responsible for killing more than 20 people including two Bond Hill teenage cousins, Dante Evans Brown Darrel […]
It’s been a contentious week for Mayor-Elect John who has declared quite emphatically that he will stop the streetcar project. Tell us what you think.
There’s a lot going on in the city of Cincinnati and the world but here are 5 things we’re talking about: 1. Two prominent, well-respected black men resigned from high profile positions this week. UC Dean, Ron Jackson, and City Manager, Milton Dohoney. 2. Saks is leaving downtown for Kenwood. 3. Kasich is staying the […]
Yesterday it was reported tthat Cincinnati City Manager was given an ultimatum- quit or be fired and last night during a press conference on Fountain Square, Mayor-Elect John Cranley confirmed that he had accepted Dohoney’s resignation. This news comes as no surprise since Milton Dohoney has crafted everything that John Cranley is against. Hold on […]
Radio One Cincy salutes all veterans today including some of our favorite Radio One Cincy staff. We salute you! Lincoln Ware On Air Personality/Community Leader The Buzz 1230 EJ Greig Program Director 101.1 The Wiz C.A.P cadet 12 to 21 first black cadet wing co. EJ had 1000 cadets under his command at the age […]
Recent reports predicting a low voter turnout for yesterday’s election prove to be accurate. Tuesday’s voter turnout was about 28 percent of registered voters. In addition to a newly-elected mayor, John Cranley decisively beating Vice-Mayor Roxanne Qualls there were some upsets including Laure Quinlivan and Pam Thomas being replaced on city council by Kevin Flynn […]
Help me out for a second. What’s the name of that one movie? You know, the one where the slave is set free then he goes to free other slaves and find his wife. It got about 4 or 5 Oscar nominations. Yeah that’s right Jamie Foxx was in it! DJango! Yeah that’s it. Oh, but […]
Halloween plans are being adjusted in almost 20 tri-state communities because of the weather. Most of them are moving trick or treating to tomorrow night, including Fairfield Township, Amelia Township, and Batavia Township. Leaders of those communities say they’re concerned about safety with heavy rain and high winds expected. Recent Stories: Five Charged with Shooting […]
The five suspects charged with a murder in Covington will stay in custody for now. Hasan Abdullah, Eugene Smith, Reginald Bates, and two juveniles were all in court yesterday. The group is also charged with conspiracy in the shooting that killed DeSean Peterson on Sunday. Recent Stories: Local Woman, 67, Fights Off Purse Snatchers Got […]
The sexual misconduct trial of an ex-Colerain High School teacher is underway. An alleged victim told the jury yesterday that he and a friend went to Juile Hautzenroeder’s home this year for drugs alcohol and sex. Defense attorneys only conceive inappropriate conversations. Recent Stories: Mayor Mallory Gives Final ‘State of The City’ Speech Local Woman, […]
