Cincy
Election day is getting closer and closer, and we here at WDBZ want to inform you about some of the issues that are on the ballot. If you live in the city limits of Cincinnati, one of the issues you’ll see on the ballot is issue 4. Issue 4 will give council members a four […]
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Ann Coulter’s appearance on The View today to promote her latest book, Mugged, quickly erupted into a back and forth between her and the show’s co-host, actress Whoopi Goldberg. No stranger to controversial comments, Republican pundit told the show’s co-hosts that liberals use race-mongering “to promote causes that have nothing to do with facts and, […]
The state-wide probe of alleged data fixing, in local school districts such as Lockland, also included Cincinnati Public Schools. District officials say several schools are under investigation, including the closed Quebec Heights elementary. The schools chosen for the investigation were flagged by the Ohio auditor’s office for possible irregularities. Recent Stories: Samuel Jackson To Voters: […]
A new non-profit organization is helping tri-state college students with tuition, while gaining work experience. “Education at Work” is providing call center jobs for students who earn 9$ an hour to start can earn up to $6,000 in tuition benefits. You can learn more about this organization by clicking here. Recent Stories: Samuel Jackson To […]
Let’s face it, in our day and age of the internet has become a running source of information that many of us cannot live without. It’s on our computers, cell phones, tablets, and now even our televisions. Whether it’s our daily fix of celebrity gossip or hard-hitting news, most of us have websites we faithfully […]
A northern kentucky woman will spend a month behind bars for duct-taping a child to the floor at a daycare center. Alecia Lyons pleaded guilty yesterday to child abuse, and was ordered to spend jail time on weekends. Lyons will undergo anger management and parenting classes as part of her sentencing. Click here to read […]
There’s money in place to build the Cincinnati Streetcar line. Cincinnati City Council voted, last night, to move $29 million from other funds to the project. It’s an effort to keep the project on track, as they are negotiating with Duke Energy on the relocation of power lines. The vote followed three hours of debate, […]
Cincinnati City council will open debates this week on temporary funding for the streetcar project. Council’s budget committee will consider a plan to shift $29 million from other funds into other construction. City officials say the funding will prevent construction delays, while negotiating utility lines relocation issues with Duke Energy. Recent Stories: Cincinnati Park Board […]
This is Ron Maag, he’s a two-term state rep whose district covers parts of Warren and Butler County. To show voters that he’s a strong supporter of gun rights, he held a “Machine Gun Social” this past Saturday. The social took place at the Lake Bailee Gun Club, in Hamilton. Guests could shoot fully automatic […]
The renovated Washington Park will be under the same rules as other parks in Cincinnati. The city’s park board enforced special rules for Washington Park, amid pressures from homeless advocates. A pending lawsuit claims the rules discriminated against homeless people, who gathered at the Over The Rhine landmark. Recent Stories: Norwood Officer Suspended After Tossing […]
