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The defendant in the fatal shooting of a teenage girl, 13 months ago, will spend 25 years in prison. Harold Croft has pleaded guilty in the death of 15 year-old Africa Hope in Over the Rhine. Croft was apparently aiming for someone else, but the bullet struck the girl instead. Click here to read more. […]
A consultant to the City of Cincinnati says the fees involved in leasing the city parking spots to an outside firm are too high. A memo from Walker Public Consultants shows costs are more than double what the city was spending previously. The memo wasn’t given to city council, or the port authority, before the […]
Hamilton County Sheriffs deputies chased a vehicle suspected of having stolen stereo items all over Cincinnati, only to lose track when the driver escaped by using train tracks. The chase hit speeds over 90 m.p.h. before the driver ducked onto the tracks in Mt. Washington, near Airport Rd. The car lost its muffler. Police were […]
Cincinnati Police have a woman in custody after she was found with 900 Oxycodone pills in her bag at the Greyhound Bus Station. Kisha Johnson had traveled from Detroit to Cincinnati, and is being charged with drug possession and drug trafficking. Police say the prescription pills have a street value of 25,000 dollars, and that […]
The Ohio house policy and legislative oversight committee is starting an investigation into IRS practices in its Cincinnati office. The agency’s inspector general found conservative and liberal groups received additional scrutiny in tax-exempt status applications. Click here to read more. Recent Stories: Cincinnati Casino Revenue Estimates Continue to Plummet Jury Sides with Bengals Cheerleader in […]
Hamilton County officials say they think casino revenues are going to drop by several hundred thousand dollars over the next few years. The prediction came to commissioners yesterday in a memo from budget director John Brugen. Officials with the city of Cincinnati don’t project any changes in the revenues due to them. Click here to […]
Jurors have sided with former Bengals cheerleader Sarah Jones in a defamation lawsuit against a gossip website. Jones sued over 2,009 comments posted about her on thedirty.com. The Covington federal jury awarded Jones 338,000 dollars in damages, yesterday. Recent Stories: Victim Identified in Mt. Auburn Shooting Governor Kasich Continues a Public Push on Medicaid Expansion […]
Nine People are in custody after drug busts in Covington and in Cincinnati. FBI agents raided several neighborhoods, yesterday, following a 15 month investigation. Federal criminal complaints are being prepared against the suspects. Recent Stories: Missing Persons Alert Victim Identified in Mt. Auburn Shooting Governor Kasich Continues a Public Push on Medicaid Expansion FOLLOW US […]
Cincinnati Police are looking for a 15 year-old boy this morning. The mother of Tabious Hawkins says he was last seen Tuesday night, around 7:00, in the 1700 block of Dewey Avenue. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Cincinnati Police. Recent Stories: School Bus Thieves Make a Stop at the Juvenile […]
Four juveniles are being held in the Hamilton County juvenile detention center for their alleged roles in joyrides last week. Golf Manor Police say the suspects stole at least 10 mini-buses on July 4th and 5th, and took them throughout Hamilton County. Investigators say two buses were likely totaled. Click here to read more. Recent […]
Local attorney, Eric Deters, has released a video of his confrontation with a Kentucky Police officer. The attorney, and former radio host, was pulled over by Independence Kentucky police for driving 54 in a 35 M.P.H. zone. When the cop approached his car, Deters started to record the conversation. Click here to hear the confrontation. […]
The search continues today for whomever gunned down 36 year-old Raymond Short. He was found dead in a park in the 2300 block of Vine Street, by police around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. Police have not released any information about a possible suspect. Click here to read more. Recent Stories: Governor Kasich Continues a Public Push […]
