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18,000 machine guns go to Ukraine volunteers in Russia fight
At least 18,000 machine guns have been handed out to volunteers in Ukraine by the government in Kyiv since Russia's…
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Cincinnati doctor get honorary badge after plea to inmates
CINCINNATI — A recorded plea for inmates to get vaccinated earned one retired doctor a badge. Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine…
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Conspiracy Theory Affects TX Nature Farm
The National Butterfly Center sits along a natural border, the meandering Rio Grande. And for the center's executive director, Marianna…
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Cincinnati music teacher one of 7 Next Jazz Legacy awardees
CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati music teacher is one of only seven people chosen to participate in a new apprenticeship for…
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Best US beaches of 2022 based on Tripadvisor study
Tripadvisor has released their choices for the best beaches in the United States based on reviews given by travelers. The…
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Some Afghan refugees now caught in Ukraine conflict
Masouma Tajik's story is incredible. She was only 2-years-old when the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan cast out the Taliban from…
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Russia vetoes UN resolution to stop Ukraine attack
Russia has vetoed a U.N. Security Council resolution demanding that Moscow stop its attack on Ukraine and withdraw all troops.…
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Keeping Black History alive through Jazz
DENVER, Colo — Preserving jazz history is preserving Black history. "I'm sitting here at Dazzle, which is the premier jazz…
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Record-breaking amount of cash to be spent on Clermont roads
CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio — Drivers navigating through potholes and road patches in Clermont County will soon get some relief. Leaders…
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Could the conflict in Ukraine trigger increased global tensions?
WASHINGTON, D.C. — When you look at a map of the world, you see lines and borders. Some are created…
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students ‘felt humiliated’ by band directors
CINCINNATI — A University of Cincinnati internal investigation found students in UC Bearcat Bands 'felt publicly humiliated' by the top…
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Wyoming’s first-ever Black sheriff proves change is possible, even in a small department
If Sheriff Aaron Appelhans has one message, it’s that change can happen anywhere. Born in a big city, Appelhans never…
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Sunglasses hide tears over Ukraine at Milan fashion week
Milan fashion week continued in Italy amid the turmoil caused for Ukrainians in the fashion world and their families back…
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