Reading News

A firefighter is recovering after being injured while fighting a business fire in Lockland.

Put on a clean shirt and dust off your brain for Meet Your Match: Singles Trivia, 7 p.m., Boone County Main Library, 1786 Burlington Pike, Burlington.

Mayberry opened on Monday at 915 Vine St., Downtown. This is the breakfast and lunch joint by the owners of the World Food Bar in Findlay Market.

Phone banks, honk-and-wave events and going door-to-door were all part of the Monday night effort to get out the vote in Southwestern Ohio for Tuesdaya TMs General Election.

Eleven of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's 41 branches now circulate more videos than books.

Viox Services Inc., a facility maintenance, construction services and grounds management firm, will expand its headquarters in Reading with construction of a second building at 9655 Reading Road, about a mile south of its existing headquarters at 15 W. Voorhees St.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS - Two men were arrested and charged Wednesday with smoking marijuana in a vehicle while two children were inside.

READING - Robert Ashbrock, a Reading city councilman running for re-election Nov.

As many people begin their drive home from work, heavy rain has already started to cause traffic problems across the Tri-State. Heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected in the Tri-State until Friday.

READING - Sts. Peter and Paul Academy, an independent Catholic school started three years ago when a similarly named parish school closed, has decided to stay separated from the parish that bears its name.

READING - An undercover police investigation broke up a fake identification ring Thursday at the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles, 7900 Reading Rd., according to Hamilton County court records.

The University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees today approved the naming of the UC Reading Campus and the UC Metabolic Diseases Institute.

Take your lunch to Fountain Square, where you can sit back and enjoy the Oktoberfest wiener dog races, noon-1 p.m., Downtown.

Turpin is the new No. 1 team in the Enquirer Divisions II-VI area football coaches' poll, while Elder remains No.

A suspect in the B&B Robbery in Sharonville. Sharonville Police say clear security camera photos led to the arrest of one of two careless robbers who let their faces be seen.

Reading police said they arrested an intoxicated woman after she passed out while driving over railroad tracks in the city and stopped, forcing a train to stop, snarling traffic at several intersections.

Police are looking for two men who held up a Sharonville liquor store earlier this month.

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SPRINGFIELD TWP. - A 30-year-old man was arrested and charged Tuesday with stealing nearly $10,000 in jewelry and thousands more in cash from a woman's home.

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