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ESPN’s ‘College GameDay’ coming to Cincinnati for Tulsa game
NEW ORLEANS – The objective is to do whatever it takes to win, and the University of Cincinnati football team…
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Alex Gold prevails at Halloween version of Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
It was a Sunday to remember for anyone in running shoes. Nearly two and a half years since the last…
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Ohio high school football playoffs: 2nd-round matchups set
Twenty-five Cincinnati-area high school football teams advanced to the second round of the Ohio High School Athletic Association playoffs. Here…
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Northern Kentucky 1st-round games set
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association has released the first-round pairings for the state playoffs. Here are the matchups across each…
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Man dressed as the Joker injures 17 people with knife on Tokyo train, starts fire
A man dressed in Batman's Joker costume and brandishing a knife on a Tokyo commuter train on Sunday stabbed several…
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Democrats seek paths for paid leave, drug pricing outside budget bill
WASHINGTON – Days after President Joe Biden released a new framework for the Democratic Party's social spending package, lawmakers are angling…
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Jets should’ve challenged Higgins catch before Bengals’ TD
CBS color analyst Trent Green was impressed with the 26-yard catch in the second quarter by Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tee…
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Feds say Michael Avenatti should head to prison in Nike case
NEW YORK (AP) — New York prosecutors have asked a judge to order California lawyer Michael Avenatti to begin serving…
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Bengals lose to Jets 34-31
Winning in the NFL is never easy. At the end of the day, no team should be looked at as…
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Jets’ Johnson initiated helmet-to-helmet hit on Bengals’ Hilton
CBS analyst Trent Green spoke at length during Sunday's broadcast of the New York Jets' 34-31 win against the Cincinnati…
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Philadelphia to ban minor police traffic stops to promote equity
Philadelphia will become the first major U.S. city to ban police from making traffic stops for minor violations such as a…
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