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Boone County deputies are investigating the death of a woman, run over by her husband in the family’s car. 79 year-old Nathaniel Simpson backed over 76 year-old Phyllis Simpson accidentally in their Burlington garage. Police believe Nathaniel hit the accelerator instead of the break. Recent Stories: City Officials push to host Olympic Marathon Trials More […]

Cincinnati officials are bidding for a national sporting event. Cincinnati USA, the Flying Pig Marathon, and Greater Cincinnati Sports Corporation said they want to host the 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. Supporters of the bid cite the city’s support of big events with corporate sponsorship, and a strong base of volunteers. Recent Stories: More Apartments […]

The second phase of the banks project is in the works. Developers presented plans, yesterday, to Cincinnati City Council for a nine story apartment building with shops and restaurants on the first floor. Council members approved tax breaks to help get the project rolling in December. Recent Stories: Norwood Fire Truck Returns Home, 93 Years […]

Norwood has received one of the city’s first fire engines, 93 years after its first service. Fire engine number two was sold by the city in the 1950’s, and past through several owners, before the union reclaimed it. Despite its advanced age, it still has its original paint job, bell, and hoses. Recent Stories: Some […]

Do you ever hear some parents talk about how smart their kids are? When they’re talking about their child, do you always hear about their academic accomplishments? You may not want to have that discussion with Roland Martin‘s guest, who talked with him this morning on the TJMS. Sabrina and Landon Beevers have a daughter, […]

Gas prices in the Tri-State are lower to start off the week. Cincygasprices.com reports that the average price for a gallon of self-serve regular stands at $3.60. You’ll find service stations charging between $3.47 in Middletown and $3.83 a gallon on Cincinnati’s east side. Find out what the gas prices are, here Recent Stories: Deadly […]

Cincinnati Police are investigating the deadly shooting of a robbery suspect in Pleasant Ridge. The suspect reportedly walked into a Montgomery Rd. market, Sunday night, wearing a motorcycle helmet and demanding money. Police say the store’s manager gunned down the suspect. The manager is in custody for questioning in the shooting. Recent Stories: Parking Lease […]

Opponents of the Cincinnati parking lease are making their opinions known to officials behind deal. They packed last night’s port authority meeting to question the long term lease of the city’s parking meters and garages, saying it was a money grab that will keep customers away from small businesses. Port Authority officials say the deal […]

Colerain High School teacher, Julie Hotzenroeder, is free on bond while awaiting trial on student sex charges. Hotzenroeder pleaded not guilty, yesterday, to sexual battery. The Loveland woman is accused of inviting two 16 year-old students to her home, giving them alcohol, marijuana, and having sex with them. Recent Stories: Reds & Bengals Ask Taxpayers […]

The Reds and Bengals are both asking Hamilton County for stadium upgrades over the coming years. The Enquirer, this week, reported on five million dollars worth of work requested in Great American Ball Park for the 2015 All-Star Game. The Bengals are reportedly seeking 40 million dollars in improvements over the next decade at Paul […]

Listen to a clip of my conversation with Joe Eaton.  Joe is a volunteer with the Buckeye Firearms Association.  His group is  planning on training over 200 Ohio teachers, by the end of the summer, to conceal and carry a firearm in the school.   Recently they sent George Zimmerman a check for over $12,000, […]

A Colerain High School teacher will be in court today, accused of having sexual relations with students. Hamilton County deputies arrested 36 year-old Julie Hautzenroeder, Tuesday, on sexual battery charges. Hautzenroeder allegedly had sex with two 16 year-old students at her home earlier this year. Recent Stories: Council Restores $4 Million in Cuts, Restores Jobs […]