Blue Ash News

Food scraps for composting Kids Against Hunger A local organization is helping to fight hunger this holiday season thousands of miles away.

Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin proved Friday that she can still draw a crowd.

A secretary making $78,000 per year admitted Monday she stole more than $212,000 from her employer.

BLUE ASH - One suspect is behind bars and one remains at large this morning in a witness intimidation and kidnapping case, Blue Ash police said.

Employees of military meals provider Wornick Co. plan a rally today at 4 p.m. at the Kenwood offices of U.S. Rep Jean Schmidt, R-Miami Township, to urge the congresswoman to support a pregnant co-worker who they say was terminated for union organizing activity.

Cincinnati's own Kathy Wade returns to the Rhythm n' Blue Ash concert series at Muntz Hall at Raymond Walters College on Saturday, November 14 at 8 p.m. to share an unforgettable selection of classic hot jazz and soulful blues.

In 2004, Staff Sgt. Paul Brondhaver was lying in a hospital in Iraq with 29 bullets in his body.

AVONDALE - Three people were charged late Tuesday in a police chase that ended in a four-vehicle crash near the intersection of Oak Street and Burnet Avenue.

While Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, this is Veterans Appreciation Week, and people everywhere began celebrating a few days ago.

Employee of Toyota in Blue Ash went to the dogs Monday. Or rather, the dogs came to them.

NORWOOD - Police said they had to shock an intoxicated woman with a Taser stun gun Thursday when she resisted arrest, slipping out of her handcuffs.

Politicians poised to begin new terms in office say they will work hard to cut costs while maintaining excellent services for their constituents.

A Blue Ash woman allegedly pulled a bit of Houdini act last night during her arrest in Norwood that eventually resulted in police using a Taser on her.

The Cincinnati chapter of the Accelerated Cure Project, which raises money for multiple sclerosis research, has produced Calendar for a Cause for holiday giving.

Tony Ross, left, confers with Adam Townley at the Rosses' new firm Steadfast Transport.

Five local communities have started working together to make the area more "bike friendly." Blue Ash, Glendale, Evendale, Reading and Sharonville are part of an effort to make biking for both recreational and transportation purposes safer and easier for residents of all communities.

BLUE ASH - A man was arrested and charged Thursday with stealing nearly $1,000 from the Loveland Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary by writing bogus checks.

Ted Christopulos, a Greek immigrant who put his personal stamp on Cincinnati's most enduring gastronomic tradition, died Monday.

FRANKFORT - Former Gov. Ernie Fletcher has kept a low profile since leaving office two years ago.

Sad to say, but technology has given bullies a whole new arsenal of weapons. On November 16, parents can learn about a oecyber-bullying,a and how to protect their children from it.