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Today we talked about the city budget, The Bengals and Cam Newton all on the Lincoln Ware Show.
A mean is dead after an overnight police chase, said Springfield Township Police. Police responded to a report of shots fired around 1:12 a.m. Monday in the Sevenhills neighborhood. The man fled and ended up shooting himself in the right leg during the police chase and was later pronouced dead at University Hospital. No one […]
The football game when this happened didn’t get as much news as this. This past Saturday, during a snowy college football game between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, there was a small snowball fight going on between the fans in the student section. The UC Bearcat joined in, by standing on top of one of the stadium […]
A recap of what we talked about today on the Lincoln Ware Show.
As you’ve probably heard, Republican John Williams is leading Democrat Tracie Hunter by just 23 votes for Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge . To keep you updated, a recount is currently in the works. On Nov. 22, U. S. District Judge Susan Dlott ruled, from Tracie Hunter’s lawsuit, that the board must investigate the provisional […]
A recap of what we talked about today on the Linoln Ware Show.
Ailene Brown and Shmeco Thomas were recently caught for shoplifting at an Oklahoma TJ Maxx. Shoplifting is a crime that is not new, but in this case, what is alarming is how the women hid the merchandise. “These two individuals were actually concealing them in areas of their body where excess skin was,” said Edmond […]
If you are a basketball fan, I bet you have been talking about this one. LeBron returns to Cleveland tonight for the Heat vs. the Cavaliers game (TNT 8 p.m. ET), wearing his Heat Jersey and entering the visitors locker room. The bitterness of Cleveland fans will come out tonight, and the question is how […]
More bad news on the way for not only Cincinnatians but also Hamilton County Residents. While Hamilton County Commishioners are celebrating reaching a deal on the stadium fund, taxpayers won’t be happy about the details. In a two to one vote, commisioners voted to increase property taxes for next year. Greg Hartmann and David Pepper […]
It’s not too late to voice your opinion, of next year’s 2011 Cincinnati City Budget, to city council! Several public hearings are scheduled between tonight and December 15th. The first meeting will be tonight at 6 pm. at the Duke Energy Center. Of course you’ve been hearing the news about what’s to come in this […]
A recap of what we talked about today on the Lincoln Ware Show.
Next year, if you’re in city limits and you want your trash to be picked up, you will have to pay $20.50 a month to the city of Cincinnati. This is just one of the several measures city manager Milton Dohoney has proposed to city council to make up for a 60 million dollar budget […]
