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Sarah's forecast: Nice, quiet weather
What a great day! We’ve had plenty of sunshine, lower humidity and temperatures below average.
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Ex-cop due before judge in murder trial
A former sheriff’s deputy accused of killing his parents in northern Kentucky will be back in court for a pre-trail hearing on Monday.
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Deer goes Krogering in Newport
Kroger in Newport is offering more than coupons these days.
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Tea party groups plan massive protests
Tea party activists in the Tri-State are expected to take part in a protest over the Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday.
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DHL plans for more CVG growth
Global express carrier, DHL, celebrated the final piece of its $105 million upgrade with it's CEO calling the facility 'one of the core pillars of our global operation.'
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Covington Quest offers a local adventure
The public adventure sends participants on a scavenger hunt full of physical and mental challenges. The goal is to support the improvement of Covington’s communities.
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9 tips to refresh your resume
It's a real sign that the job market is on the mend: job fairs cropping up around the Tri-State. Before you don your suit and pack your briefcase, make sure your resume is job fair ready.
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Chad Johnson released from jail
A contrite Chad Johnson apologized Monday for disrespecting a judge when the former NFL star slapped his attorney on the backside in court last week and was released from jail after only a week instead of 30 days.
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9 things to know about Juneteenth
The oldest known U.S. celebration of the end of slavery, many African-Americans mark Juneteenth with parties, picnics and other festivities. There were a number of activities around the Tri-State June 15-16, but the official commemoration falls on June 19.
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Reds honor fallen Ky. officer's family
The Reds battled a nemesis Tuesday evening: the Pirates from Pittsburgh. But before the first pitch, they took on a different goal. They fought to heal the hearts of a hurting, grieving family.
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IRS scandal: Is debate too political?
Congressional investigators still haven't determined for certain whether partisan politics played a role in the IRS targeting scandal. But local observers say the investigation itself has become quite political.
Featured Photo Galleries
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Eyewitness to disaster: Our photos in OK
A fatal twister swept through the suburbs of Moore, Okla. Monday, May 20, destroying nearly everything in its path.
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Mile-wide tornado strikes Oklahoma City
A mile-wide tornado struck suburbs in Oklahoma City on May 20, 2013.
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Ky. high school sports coverage
Find the latest local high school sports news here.
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COMMENTARY: Rethink criminal justice
There are better ways to address criminal justice in Kentucky than the current system which is an increasing drain on the state budget.
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Best advice to prevent the flu
Remember all those warnings to wash your hands, cover your mouth when you sneeze, and stay home when you're sick? That all still holds, but here's the best advice.
Entertainment & Life
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ONE DIRECTION star NIALL HORAN has vehemently denied rumours the pop stars have…
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The suspense thriller "The Purge" topped the weekend box office with a shocking…
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Looking for something fun to do this weekend? 9 On Your Side has teamed up with…
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With this latest cool snap, we’re all starting to think about the cold …
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To the delight of those naval-minded and to sugary cereal enthusiasts, the big …
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It's a real sign that the job market is on the mend: job fairs cropping up …
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It's June and wedding season is upon us again. Whenever I attend a ceremony, I …
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Amazon says it will start production on a pair of new comedy shows and three …
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News From The 859
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9 tips to refresh your resume
It's a real sign that the job market is on the mend: job fairs cropping up around the Tri-State. Before you don your suit and pack your briefcase, make sure your resume is job fair ready.
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Covington Quest offers a local adventure
The public adventure sends participants on a scavenger hunt full of physical and mental challenges. The goal is to support the improvement of Covington’s communities.
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Ex-cop due before judge in murder trial
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Tea party groups plan massive protests
Tri-State News
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Sneak peek of the Horseshoe Casino
Officials gave 9 On Your Side a tour of the Horseshoe Casino that's set to open March 4.
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Deer traps itself in Kings Mills school
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Cops: Woman omits HIV status, stabs man
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Family held at gunpoint in Middletown
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Officer assaulted by homeless man in OTR
