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Tea Party Protests IRS In Cincinnati
Hundreds of Tea Party activists rallied in downtown Cincinnati today. It was one of dozens of demonstrations planned around the country to protest Internal Revenue Service scrutiny of conservative groups.
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Feeding America helping Oklahoma tornado victims
Feeding America and its member agency, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma , are working to provide emergency food, water and supplies to tornado victims.
8 hrs ago | WLWT-TV Cincinnati
Tea party supporters rally against the IRS downtown
Directing signs of anger at the Internal Revenue Service, hundreds of protestors marched from Fountain Square to the Federal Building, calling for heads to roll.
11 hrs ago | Business Journal
Downtown Cincinnati saw only slight uptick in residents in '12
Downtown's population increased just slightly in 2012, rising to 13,401 from 13,214 in 2011, according to Downtown Cincinnati Inc.'s annual state of downtown report.
11 hrs ago | Business Journal
What slow economy? Check out thousands of jobs Cincinnati added
Cincinnati's economy soared by adding a whopping 17,000 jobs in April, marking its biggest jobs increase dating back to the Great Recession.
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House Farm Bill plan cuts school meals
The Farm Bill budget approved by the House Committee on Agriculture cuts free school meals for 210,000 children in the United States.
15 hrs ago | Business Journal
Tri-State companies to create 135 jobs with state's help
Valeo Climate Control Corp. in the city of Hamilton was approved for a 55 percent, seven-year Job Creation Tax Credit.
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Matthew 25: Ministries sending relief supplies to Oklahoma
Matthew 25: Ministries , a leading humanitarian aid organization based in Cincinnati, is sending relief supplies today for tornado-devastated Oklahoma.
21 hrs ago | Business Journal
Seelbach receives honors from White House
City Council member Chris Seelbach will receive the Harvey Milk Champion of Change Award at the White House on Wednesday.
Councilman calls for audit of city credit card accounts
In light of the city's $35 million budget deficit, City Council member Charlie Winburn wants to immediately freeze all U.S. Bank Visa credit cards issued to 145 Cincinnati employees.
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The Big Show with Bill Cunningham is produced by Randy Slack and Brian Gill. His Sunday evening show is produced by Chip Pratt.
Cincinnati venture capital firm makes $2.5 million bet on software company
Gardner has started investing it. His latest deal is a $2.5 million bet on a Indianapolis-based company called WebLink.
PIX: Cincinnati fire lets Rob & Shelia battle a blaze
The Twin Rectangular Jet model, installed on the Nozzle Acoustic Test Rig in the Aeroacoustic Propulsion Laboratory at NASA's Glenn Research Center, is being tested to determine the acoustic impact of engine configurations on low sonic boom aircraft for the High Speed Project of the Fundamental Aeronautics Program.
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Food stamp cuts impact the hungry and small business
The proposed cuts by Congress to the Food stamp program have caused outrage among advocates fighting hunger in America .
Cincinnati To Hold Public Budget Meeting Tonight
The City of Cincinnati budget debates continue Monday night. A public hearing will be held at the College Hill Recreation Center.
Parks seek input for new Cincinnati landmark
Cincinnati Parks and the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County are working with ArtWorks to get community input on a new riverfront structure.
Brady Bunch kids return to Kings Island
Actors Barry Williams , Christopher Knight and Susan Olsen were invited to the Cincinnati-area theme park Sunday to celebrate the 40th anniversary of a popular episode of the iconic 1970s TV show.
George Soros-Funded Groups Prod IRS to Investigate Conservative Organizations
President Obama on Wednesday announced the firing of acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller, who will leave the IRS in June, following the Treasury Department's inspector general report that confirmed the biased targeting of conservative groups whose applications included terms like "Tea Party" or "Patriot." The Christian Post also reported ... (more)
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Representatives speak out against food aid cuts
Members of the Senate and House are speaking out against proposed cuts in food aid that have been introduced in the Farm Bill legislation.
Mysterious monkey shot from tree in Neville, Ohio
Clermont County residents of the 300 block of Main Street in Neville, Ohio were surprised to spot a monkey eating in a tree late Saturday afternoon.