Cincy
The search for Cincinnati’s next police chief could be coming to an end soon. City officials say the list of more than 30 candidates has been cut to four. Interim police chief Paul Humphries is one of the candidates, along with deputy chiefs from Columbus, Mesa Arizona, and the NY/NJ Port Authority. Click here to […]
A Columbus man has just released a gripping video in which he confesses to killing a man after a night of drinking. Via Columbus Dispatch In a powerful online video, a young man says he is prepared to pay for a night of heavy drinking and a head-on, wrong-way crash on I-670 near Third Street. […]
A 7-year-old Tulsa girl was sent home form her elementary school because her dreadlocks were too much of a distraction, Fox 23 News Tulsa reports. Terrance Parker said Deborah Brown Community School officials “hassled” him about Tiana‘s dreadlocks, until he was told his daughter could no longer attend classes. She didn’t look “presentable, Parker said […]
A Cincinnati fire lieutenant will receive a huge pay day from the city after winning a discrimination lawsuit. A federal jury has found that Mark Broach was victimized by superiors, who falsely accuse him of neglecting duty for refusing to force a firefighter out the the department. Broach, who is black, claimed the accusation was […]
Cincinnati’s parking lease will be allowed to stand. A Hamilton County Judge denied the opponent’s request to stop the deal yesterday, saying it wasn’t the court’s place to get into the city’s business. Those seeking to block the agreement want city council to vote again because of recent alterations. Click here to read more. Recent […]
Cincinnati voters will decide the future of the city’s pension plan. Council voted yesterday to place the charter amendment on the November ballot, that would change the public pension to a private sector type retirement plan. A majority of members, however, say passing would bankrupt the city. Recent Stories: Cincinnati’s Parking Lease Goes to Court……Again […]
A Hamilton County judge will decide today whether Cincinnati’s parking lease can go forward. Critics of the lease asked the courts, yesterday, to block the pact unless city council votes again. They say so many changes were made to the lease by the port authority, that the original plan is invalid. Click here to […]
Cincinnati Police are investigating a murder in Over the Rhine. Officers were called to the 1600 block of Race Street around 11 PM last night, and found a man who had been shot. The victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. It’s not known if a Dodge Charger, seen leaving the area, is connected to […]
One person is recovering from a boat accident on the Ohio River. Cincinnati firefighters say it happened yesterday when the craft with eight people aboard apparently tried to jump a larger boat’s wake near the riverside boat launch ramp. That boat went airborne, throwing some passengers overboard and then took on water. Recent Stories: Local […]
A Reading father will be in court today, accused of putting his two year-old daughter in harms way. Aaron Graham surrendered to police, yesterday, to face felony child-endangering charges. Graham allegedly didn’t put a gun in a secure place, allowing the toddler to take it from a nightstand drawer and shoot herself in the leg […]
Jury deliberations could begin today in the federal discrimination trial, involving a Cincinnati Fire Lieutenant. Mark Broach is accusing the city and the fire department officials of using his race against him in retaliation for supporting the employment of a fire fighter. Both men are black, and Broach wants back pay for time spent on […]
Three Bond Hill business owners are facing food stamp fraud charges. Ohio investigative unit agents say the three are accused of accepting food stamps for alcohol and other ineligible products. Click here to read more. Recent Stories: Lawsuit Claims Jeff Ruby Restaurants Took Tips Away From Servers Former Ohio Governor and City Councilman Dies at […]
