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Police departments all over the country have been watching as the case of the mass murders of police officers near seattle unfolds.

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CEO Claude Davis said the integration of Peoples and Irwin Union is going well. View Larger First Financial Bancorp 's sound financial footing and a recent spate of acquisitions put it on the verge of becoming a major player in the Greater Cincinnati banking market.

Six works by regional artists will be featured in "BACKYARD", an exhibit that will show at Manifest Gallery through January.

Wednesday night, it was City Council's turn to listen. Hundreds of Union representatives, department heads and residents turned out to voice their opinions.

Cincinnati Police did their part Thursday to remind Tri-State residents how to stay safe this holiday season.

Officials have charged an Ohio man with hitting and killing two South Carolina motorcyclists in a wreck in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park last year.

During World War II, Agriculture Secretary Claude Wickard said, "food will win the war and write the peace." This old adage is wisely being applied toward the war in Afghanistan.

Congressman James Oberstar of Minnesota is the latest member of Congress to show support for the Roadmap to End Global Hunger legislation .

A criminal count has been dismissed against a Cincinnati city councilman's daughter charged after an incident in which she was tased by police.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich visited Cincinnati to announce his plan to create what he calls "real jobs" for Americans.

With winter weather right around the corner, Cincinnati road crews tested out equipment and communication Tuesday.

Police in southwest Ohio say a man was so angry that a park revoked his privileges that he destroyed the park gate with an assault rifle and an ax.

The site is close to the SCPA. View Larger City officials and community leaders are bracing to fight a Pennsylvania company's proposal to develop a residential program for federal offenders just a few blocks from the new School for the Creative and Performing Arts in Over-the-Rhine. In a letter to Cincinnati Police Chief Thomas Streicher, Firetree ...

Recently, I published an interview with Myrta Kaulard of the UN World Food Programme discussing the food crisis in Haiti.

As President Obama tells the nation Tuesday night that he is sending an additional 30,000 troops to Afghanistan, Matt Linneman has good reason to listen.

The City of Cincinnati is already making preparations for the upcoming winter season.

A Rons Cab Service driver was shot. The owner of Rons Cab Service, driver Hamid Kerdougheli was shot in the neck.

Marshall Matz of the Friends of the World Food Program has written a timely article on nutrition in the fight against AIDS.