Cincy
The legal fight over the lease of Cincinnati’s parking operations is apparently costing the city about seven million dollars. City manager Milton Dohoney released a memo, yesterday, outlining a change in revenues. The city will receive 85 million dollars upfront by the port authority, because the opponents lawsuit increases the city’s interest rate and reduces […]
Bengals player Adam Jones is clear of assault charges. A visiting judge, yesterday, found Jones not guilty after a two day trial in Hamilton County. The judge ruled Jones acted in self-defense when he hit a woman, who apparently approached him pouring her beer on him. Recent Stories: Ohio National Guard Recalls Furloughed Workers Local […]
Did you watch Lincoln Ware ask the tough questions during the WKRC TV Local 12 mayoral debate? Talk amongst yourselves tonight and on Wednesday morning call Lincoln at 749-1230 and tell him what you thought about the debate. By the way, answer our poll question about the debate:
Ohio National Guard officials say 1800 mechanics, pilots, and administrative staff have been recalled from their furloughs. They’re considered essential to the readiness and morale of U.S. troops. The guard’s upcoming drills were cancelled because of the federal government shutdown. Recent Stories: Local Police Officer Arrested on Child Pornography Charges West End Man Charged with […]
A Cincinnati Police officer is under indictment for theft in office, tapering with evidence, and child pornagraphy charges. Daryl Beavers is accused of creating a phony police substation to get a free apartment. Beavers also allegedly received nude pictures from a 17 year-old girl in the Cincinnati Police explorer program. Recent Stories: West End Man […]
Have you been tuned in to 1230 The Buzz this week? Well, like we always say: if you miss a day of The Buzz, you miss a lot. Last weekend was our annual women’s empowerment convention, and it was quite a success thanks to listeners like you for attending. We had a lot of events […]
A West End man is behind bars, accused of killing his girlfriend’s baby. Tyrell Key of apparent head injuries that authorities believe were caused by Daniel McClure. The 21 year-old pleaded not guilty yesterday to assault, but police say new charges are pending. Recent Stories: Butler Co. Officer Gets 90 Days in Jail For Having […]
High demand for health insurance is leading to some glitches for tri-state residents, trying to use the new online health care marketplaces. Heavy traffic to websites in Ohio and Kentucky crashed the sites, yesterday, as people moved quickly after the affordable care act took effect. Cincinnati’s Crossroad Health Center is making appointments for next week […]
Some Tri-State students are feeling the effects of a federal government shutdown. Kids from Beachwood school arrived in Washington D.C., yesterday, questioning whether they will visit any attractions that were closed because of the budget impasse in congress. Their teachers say some plans will change, but the trip will still be worth while. Recent Stories: […]
A former Butler County corrections officer will be locked up for having sex with inmates. Amber Harris was sentenced, Tuesday, to 90 days in jail and ordered to register as a sex offender for the rest of her life. Harris was a corrections officer at the Butler County Juvenile Rehab Center, when she had sex […]
The 2013 Women’s Empowerment is over but we have so many highlights we still have to share. Proctor and Gamble’s My Black is Beautiful presented a film “Imagine A Future” and discussion featuriing co-director and producer, Lisa Cortes, and five-time Olympic and WNBA basketball player, Teresa Edwards. Please check out the video and share it […]
Early voting opens this morning at the Hamilton County Board of elections, and through mail-in balloting for Cincinnati elections. Voters will choose between Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls and former city councilman John Cranley for mayor. There’s also a charter amendment that would shut down Cincinnati’s current pension system. Click here for more info on early […]
