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Cincinnati police officers have closed down southbound I-75 this morning as a high speed chase heats up. An armed man who robbed a West Chester bank has led officers down I-75 South. All lanes remain shut down. Negotiations between the man and authorities are in progress as we speak. For your continued safety and concern, […]
Wish you can take off work this Thursday to go watch the Reds play on opening day? With petitioners trying to make opening day an official holiday, you might just be able to. Michael Schuster, president of MSA Architecture in downtown, is organizing with his staffers to collect signatures to pursuade the city to making […]
Cincinnati City Councilman Charlie Winburn is calling on Mayor Mark Mallory and all of City Council to cancel their traditional 2-month summer recess in order to develop a long term plan to fend off another possible budget deficit. Winburn said in a press release that another $60 million budget deficit is possible. He said the […]
The decision on whether or not to build a streetcar,downtown, has been one of the hottest debates for the past two years. Cincinnatians have voiced their opinions from forums to the voting booth. This week, Ohio State Senator, Shannon Jones, included an amendment in the $7 billion, two-year transportation law prohibiting state or federal money […]
Here’s a Cool Idea: Cincinnati Police Officers should not chase suspects of petty crimes (currently stealing a car is a felony and thref=”https://t the movies, unless there is a clear and present danger to the general public, police officers should resist their Bo and Luke Duke urges to burn rubber after bad guys. It’s just not […]
Lincoln Ware talks about Jalen Rose and explores the reasons why our listeners were so fired up this week below in his featured daily video blog. Kyte.Embed.path=”http://media.kyte.tv”;Kyte.Embed.altpath=”http://www.kyte.tv”;window.kyteplayer=new Kyte.Player(“”,{appKey:”default”,width:416,height:402,p:”1762″,s:1223537,tbid:”304″}); RECENT HEADLINES: Glad House Students Celebrate Gee’s Bend Grand Opening Teen Girl Found Dead in Lincoln Heights Charlie Sheen Sells Out Radio City Music Hall Twice Who’s […]
Last night Gee’s Bend opened at Playhouse In The Park and I attended with twenty students who participate in the Glad House Saturday program. The play and the actors are amazing. Gee’s Bend is the inspiring story of the women of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, who sew quilts that turn out to be magnificent works of […]
This week, local reports surfaced about the body of a female victim being found in the Lincoln Heights area, but today the investigation continues to reveal updates on exactly what might have happened and as well as the victim’s identity. According to the most recent news surrounding the tragedy and insight from the Hamilton County […]
Word on the street is Charlie Sheen has created the hottest ticket on the market with the official announcement that he’s planning to hit the road. Now that dates are booking fast and tickets are selling even faster, we’re trying to figure out just who’s coming to the shows and what can we expect from […]
It’s going to be a jolly green day and 1230AM WDBZ The Buzz just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to shout “Happy St. Patrick’s Day” to all of our listeners. How are you all celebrating the bit o’ Irish day today? Let us know below on the message board and in the meantime, check our […]
Cincinnati Area Kroger stores are now accepting donations for the American Red Cross Japan Relief Efforts today through March 27th. Donations can be made via the plastic coin boxes located at each register. “The devastation Japan has suffered from these catastrophic events is beyond comprehension,” said Sukanya Madlinger, President of Kroger’s Cincinnati/Dayton division. “Kroger has […]
Actor Charlie Sheen is on the move and this time, he’s headed to Ohio. His live show billed as the “Violent Torpedo of Truth” tour is already selling out all over the country, but this week, the former “Two and a Half Men” star has announced the addition of five more cities and venues where […]
