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Man charged in crash that badly injured New Miami firefighter
NEW MIAMI, Ohio — A Hamilton man has been arrested and charged in connection with a crash that badly hurt…
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10 books that might just change your life right now
During the winter months, it's an ideal time to grab a mug of coffee or tea and curl up with…
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Sharpton files for divorce, years after separation from wife
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 16 years after separating, civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton has filed for divorce…
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Grocers brace for rush ahead of Monday snowstorm
CINCINNATI — Chris Hatting is stocking up on supplies at Hatting's Supermarket as another major snowstorm approaches Cincinnati. On the…
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Pentagon OKs 20 more COVID-19 vaccination teams, more than 3,000 troops told to be ready
The Pentagon has approved the deployment of 20 more military vaccination teams that will be prepared to go out to…
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DeWine says CPS reneged on deal to resume in-person learning by March
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said he had a deal with school districts: The state would vaccinate K-12…
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Trump’s team glosses over his Jan. 6 tirade
Donald Trump's legal team thoroughly distorted his remarks from the rally that prefaced the storming of the Capitol last month,…
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One year out, challenges remain for new suicide prevention hotline
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Inside Jennifer Piver’s office lies a quilt of loss. “It's such a treatable illness, mental illnesses,” she…
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Southwest says delta variant is hurting its bottom line
Southwest Airlines is lowering expectations for its third quarter as the delta variant spreads rapidly across the United States. In…
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Man indicted on capital murder in slaying of Dallas boy
DALLAS (AP) — A Texas man accused of kidnapping a 4-year-old boy who was found dead on the street in…
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Some parents struggle to enroll children in parochial schools
CINCINNATI — Some parents wanted to move their children to parochial schools when public schools went virtual, but those parents…
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Inflation fears ease as consumer price increases slow
WASHINGTON — Prices for U.S. consumers rose last month but at the slowest pace since February, a sign that Americans…
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Protests build as school year approaches and districts weigh potential mask mandates
ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Nicole Giordano doesn't want to have to pull her son out of Turpin High School, but…
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