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Two people are wanted for a shooting in Roselawn, yesterday. One man suffered non life-threatening leg injuries, when he was hit by gunfire at East Lawn Avenue near Losantiville. A swat team was unable to locate two of the three subjects after searching for several hours. Recent Stories: Walmart Black Friday Walkouts Will Go Ahead […]
Cincinnati City Council will vote this week on a 20 year master plan for the city. The livable communities committee approved a comprehensive plan yesterday. Public art, gathering spaces, and neighborhood improvements will be addressed Click here to read more. Recent Stories: Woman Runs Over Husband For Voting For Obama, Leaves Him Disfigured Twinkies, Ding […]
The legal drama over the future of the Anna Louise Inn continues. The Cincinnati Zoning Board of appeals, yesterday, upheld a permit for Cincinnati Union Bethel to renovate the women’s shelter into transitional housing. Western and Southern plans to appeal the ruling, as the company plans to pursues its own development plans there. Click here […]
Everyone knows Black Friday can be one of the best times to go Christmas shopping. But there isn’t always a guarantee of a good deal. It can be crazy in those shops the day after Thanksgiving! Below is a list of things you should avoid buying! 1. Toys 2. Game consoles with buddle items 3. Brand name HDTV’s […]
Former Cincinnati City Councilman, John Cranley, is getting back into politics. Announcing a run for mayor in 2013, Cranley served on city council for eight years before he was term-limited in 2009. He joins vice-mayor Roxanne Qualls in the race to replace Mark Mallory. Click here to read more, or check out the video above. […]
Cincinnati City Council is expected to give city manager, Milton Dohoney, his first raise in five years. Members will vote today on a 9% pay hike, and a $35,000 performance bonus for him. It was also agreed in Wednesday’s preliminary vote, that Dohoney will receive a severance package with 12 months’ salary and a year’s […]
Greater Cincinnati’s economic recovery is moving at a faster pace than the rest of the country. The 2013 regional economic outlook says the Tri-State has recovered more than 97% of the jobs lost during the recession. Employment is expected to grow two percent next year. A strengthening housing market is also outpacing national growth. click […]
The former Mason High School teacher, convicted of sex with students, is out of prison. Stacy Schuler was released yesterday, after serving one year of a 4 year sentence. She apologized to the court and victims, while asking for an early release. Click here to read more, or check out the video to see Schuler’s […]
Tri-state residents have a more favorable view of downtown and Over The Rhine. Downtown Cincinnati Incorporated’s annual perceptions survey found increases in the number of visitors who felt that the neighborhoods were safer, cleaner, and carried more positive vibes. Dining, sports, and Findlay Market were among the reasons people were drawn to the inner city. […]
A one-stop shop, for social services in Cincinnati, is ready to serve the community. The ribbon will be cut today at the City Link center, in the West End. More than 1,000 people, per year, are expected to be assisted with health care, job training, and life coaching programs at the facility. Click here to […]
You’ll want to call ahead if you have business today at government offices, because of Veteran’s Day observances. All state and federal offices are closed today, for the holiday, despite the annual commemoration of the nation’s veterans yesterday. Some city offices will be closed today, including those in Cincinnati. While the City of Cincinnati’s trash […]
The attorneys for Ryan Widmer are appealing his murder conviction to the Ohio supreme court. The jury in Widmer’s third trial convicted him in the drowning death of his wife, Sarah. Defense attorneys argue the bathtub, where Sarah died, was illegally taken during the investigation. Recent Stories: Homeless Advocates Push for New Housing in Cincinnati […]
