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The draft is over, and it’s about to be July. That means it’s trading season for the Reds.

Tired of the grocery store? Searching for more authentic, roots-driven food sources? Look no further. The Madeira Farmers Market has what you need.

I've noticed that having a high-level exec who dresses in a way that expresses herself has really allowed other women to do the same. I think that's really cool.

Protesters were out at the Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken in Hartwell on Sunday afternoon. They are wanting answers as to why a longtime customer wasn’t served first, after being first in line. The customer, Keith Gibson, was also asked to leave the store that day. “I just don't know what happened from 'I'm going to tell you I'm the first in line,' to 'Don't serve him, don't take his money, he can't eat here,'" Gibson said. Gibson said the incident happened...

The firefighter was working with compressed air cylinders when he was critically injured by one of the cylinders, according to a press release.

Police responded to the 1900 block of Elm Avenue for a hit-skip call, a dispatcher said.

Dear Friends in Christ, At times throughout our nation’s history, certain events take place that animate the public and force us to ask who we are as an American people. As a community of believers in Christ Jesus, who commanded us to build His Kingdom of love on Earth as

IMAGE: CNS photo/courtesy Jason Miller, Franciscan Action Network By Rhina Guidos WASHINGTON (CNS) — Bipartisan disagreement on how to fix the country’s immigration system led to failure once again as lawmakers on Capitol Hill turned down one immigration bill June 21 and postponed a vote on a second proposal, which

DePaul Cristo Rey High School expansion will add classrooms — and services By Eileen Connelly, OSU This story first appeared in our July, 2018 print issue A major transformation underway at the Clifton campus of DePaul Cristo Rey High School (DPCR) will enhance students’ quality of life and further efforts

Norwood police are searching for the driver of a black Nissan Versa that fled after striking a child Sunday afternoon.         

The Boone County Sheriff's Office is looking for the man who robbed a Union, Kentucky, bank and his getaway driver.         

An old boot, a folding chair and an infamous shopping cart were all dug out of the riverbanks of Covington this weekend.         

Wind-driven wildfires destroyed buildings and threatened hundreds of others Sunday as they raced across dry brush in rural Northern California.

Firefighter reportedly suffers critical injuries while working with compressed air cylinders

Monday morning brings another chance for rain in Greater Cincinnati. Chances increase Tuesday afternoon and continue Wednesday.