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LeBron James still has blue check on Twitter despite not paying for it
LeBron James said he won’t pay for a verified (blue checkmark) account on Twitter, and he remained true to his…
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10th horse death confirmed at Churchill Downs since April
Another horse was euthanized at Churchill Downs Friday afternoon.Related video above: 8th horse dies at Churchill Downs after suffering an…
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Luke Weaver’s slow start leads to Reds loss in his team debut
PITTSBURGH –– New Cincinnati Reds starting pitcher Luke Weaver waited 10 months for the opportunity he got on Thursday. He…
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Forest Hills teachers, parents push voters to approve district’s levy in May
ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Residents in the Forest Hills School District are less than two weeks away from voting for…
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Crash blocking multiple lanes on I-275 in California, police on scene
A crash is blocking multiple lanes on traffic on Interstate 275 in Cincinnati's east side on Thursday night. According to…
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WATCH: Former UC Bearcats gather for weekly Breakfast Club
Former UC Bearcats gather for weekly Breakfast Club Source link
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Crash near Forest Park school leaves girl, 5, with serious injuries
A 5-year-old girl was hospitalized Thursday afternoon after she was struck by a vehicle at an intersection near Winton Woods…
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PHOTOS: Lebanon vs. Elder, OHSAA district baseball championship
Elder advanced to the regional semifinals with a 6-2 win over Lebanon Thursday night in 15 innings. Source…
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Biden administration offers support for GOP-led fentanyl bill
The White House announced its support for H.R.467, otherwise known as the Halt Fentanyl Act, sponsored by Rep. Morgan Griffith,…
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Ford EV owners to get access to Tesla Superchargers next spring
All of Ford Motor Co.'s current and future electric vehicles will have access to about 12,000 Tesla Supercharger stations in…
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Carroll County to get $500k for environmental cleanup, particularly for 2 sites
CARROLLTON, Ky. — Carroll County will receive around $500,000 from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to assess and clean up…
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