Could your neighborhood police patrols go away this year? That may be the case if it means $4 million can be cut from the Hamilton County Sheriff Department’s budget. According to reports, the Sheriff’s office notified ten townships that they must pay for patrols, or else they will lose them altogether. This was not expected, […]
Hamilton County Prosecutor, Joe Deters, announced today that no charges will be filed against any Jobs and Family Services worker in the beating death of Demarcus Jackson. This morning, Deters explained that the workers followed the law in its handling of the foster child. Not only that, Deters believed no JFS worker could’ve predicted the […]
Amy Searcy on the air with Lincoln Ware on Monday, October 10, 2011. It’s time for this week’s election season update as Lincoln Ware and special guest Amy Searcy (Deputy Director, Hamilton County Board of Elections) discuss the upcoming voter registration deadline plus so much more about the voting process. Check out snippets of the […]
It looks like any chance of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department taking over the Cincinnati Police Department’s patrols is in jeopardy. The idea first came up last month when City Council was scrambling to balance the budget. They agreed to study the proposal, but during a meeting last week they hit another snag. read more […]
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 […]
Join 1230AM WDBZ The Buzz and get registered to vote early with our special voter registration appearance at the Hamilton County Board of Elections. Bring a friend and held us out during our 30 Days of Giving campaign throughout the month of October. Details inside now.
Today is the day Ohioans can begin to early vote for this year's election. We have information for opening hours not only for Hamilton county, but neighboring counties as well.
Find out why the Burns family is upset with the state of our judicial system and let us know if you agree with their emotions.
Lincoln Heights has gathered as a community to take some initiative and authority on keeping its residents moving toward healthier habits and that includes enforcing a tobacco-free policy for the small neighborhood. Officials from Lincoln Heights have voted this week for the area to become the first in Hamilton County to pass and approve the […]
Sticky fingers and shoplifting caught on camera and Bigg's in Beechmont, but you'll never guess who did it. Details in side.
After you watch this video, there is a valuable lesson one can learn : don't mess with Judge Melba Marsh! Find out why.
