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Relatives of a man who died a year ago are suing the North College Hill police department, and the officer who used the taser gun on him. The device took effect on Cory McGuinness, as police broke up a group fight. The federal lawsuit, alleges that the taser international company earlier advised police not to […]
There’s no word yet of any arrests in a double shooting in Golf Manor. Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputies say Ronald Devine and Berlinda Williams were sleeping in their Canterbury Avenue home, yesterday, when someone fired several shots into their bedroom. Investigators believe the couple was targeted. Recent Stories: Suspected Pizza Store Owner’s Murderer Turns Himself […]
A Colerain Township man is in an Indiana jail, awaiting extradition to Cincinnati to face charges in the murder of a pizza shop owner. Indianapolis Police say that John Doloney turned himself in last night about 24 hours after he was named as the suspect in the Richard Evans slaying. Evans was killed during a […]
A 15 year-old boy, who went underwater in a Hamilton canal Tuesday night, is dead. The boy’s body was recovered after several hours of searching an area off of Joe Nuxhall Blvd, near where strong currents swept him away. Two other teenagers were rescued. Recent Stories: Police Release New Info on Hartwell Pizza Shop Shooting […]
Cincinnati Police say they know who killed a pizza shop owner. They identified 27 year-old John Doloney, as Richard Evans’s alleged killer during a robbery this past weekend at Cosmic Pizza in Hartwell. Doloney was identified from surveillance videos from the scene according to police. Officers say that he has a lengthy rap sheet in […]
Maryland congressman Elijah Cummings has released a full transcript from a Cincinnati IRS manager interview. The office has been investigated for allegedly holding conservative groups for extra review. A supervisor describes the search criteria as being developed locally, among other revelations. Recent Stories: Like It Or Not, Privatized Parking Is Coming to Cincinnati City to […]
Cincinnati’s parking system lease will soon take affect. City manager, Milton Dohoney, signed the 92 million dollar deal with the Port of Cincinnati Tuesday. The deal privatizes the city’s parking meters, garages, and surface lots. Recent Stories: City to Move Forward with Parking Operations Lease As The Streetcar Project Begins, Questions Still Rise Suspect Arrested […]
Juneteenth was the next stop at our “Buzz in the Community” series, and we had a great time. In case you missed it this year, the event was at Daniel Drake Park instead of Eden Park. Check out the video above, or check out some of the pictures below.
Cincinnati officials will sign the controversial parking operations lease as early as tomorrow. A state appeals court denied opponent’s request to block the signing, Monday, paving the way for the city to collect 92 million dollars upfront for the Port of Cincinnati. Some council members are now asking to blow up the lease deal, and […]
A first step will be taken, today, in the Cincinnati Streetcar project. Duke Energy crews will begin moving underground electrical cables at Walnut and Central Parkway, but there’s still no solution to the city’s 17 million dollar funding gap on the project. Recent Stories: Hartwell Residents Mourn for Slain Pizza Store Owner Suspect Arrested in […]