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Raleigh's forecast: Chance now, then wet
Mild temperatures will soon give way to much colder air.
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Brent Spence replacement delays costly
A call to action was issued Tuesday for everyone in Greater Cincinnati to lobby harder for funding to replace the aging Brent Spence Bridge.
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Paul keeps surgery skills sharp
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Eye surgeon turned U.S. Sen. Rand Paul kept his medical skills sharp Tuesday by removing cataracts from four uninsured patients — pro bono.
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Meth lab busts rose in 2011
The nation's top methamphetamine-producing states -- Kentucky among them -- saw lab seizures rise again last year.
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Faith Online: Social media bridges gap
The General Theological Seminary was founded in 1817, making it the oldest Episcopalian seminary in the country. Twitter, on the other hand, was introduced to the public in 2006, making it, by comparison, a newborn.
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Tri-State 2012 fish fry guide
Check out our latest guide for fish fry offers in the Tri-State.
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'Seinfeld' actor attempts suicide
Best known for his role as Mr. Kruger on "Seinfeld," Daniel von Bargen is recovering after a failed suicide attempt at his Tri-State home.
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Local children's artwork going big time
The Tri-State will be well-represented in a display of children's artwork in one of the art hubs of the world.
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Here's who goes home with an Oscar
And the winner is ... here are some fearless predictions for Hollywood's biggest night.
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Ashes doled out on-the-go
On Ash Wednesday, some folks are getting ashes to go.
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Cops: Man bit off ear in gambling fight
An Indiana man was arrested on battery charges after authorities said he bit off most of another man's ear during an argument over who was the better gambler.
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PHOTOS: 50 yrs of flight for John Glenn
Looking back at John Glenn's space travels on the 50th anniversary of the Friendship 7 mission around the Earth.
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Looking back at Whitney Houston's life
Taking a look back at the life of a diva whose voice captured the world.
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Top dogs compete at Westminster Dog Show
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show first held in 1877, is the second-longest continuously held sporting event in the U.S., second only to the Kentucky Derby.
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Millions miss out on tax credits
Millions of Americans miss out getting extra money in their federal income tax refunds through the Earned Income Tax Credit simply because they don't file for it.
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2/21 GBK: Late FTs lift Dixie over Villa
Junior guard Maggie Malone hit four free throws in the closing minutes to lift Dixie Heights.
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How to lower your cellphone bills
John Matarese has some simple tips for lowering those soaring cellphone bills.
Entertainment & Life
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Simon Cowell is playing it coy about rumors that Fergie, Britney Spears and …
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And the winner is ... here are some fearless predictions for Hollywood's …
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Though few do it as well, he doesn’t think there’s necessarily a shortage of …
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Think poinsettia plants are passe? Had enough holly at the holidays? Try …
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A Dutch scientist is working on a new food that gives a whole new meaning to …
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Are you a 15 percenter like Mitt Romney, or are you a 28 percenter? Have you …
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Preventing money conflicts with your better half
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She’s been called a maneater, a serial cheater, and the meanest contestant …
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Ashes doled out on-the-go
On Ash Wednesday, some folks are getting ashes to go.
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'Seinfeld' actor attempts suicide
Best known for his role as Mr. Kruger on "Seinfeld," Daniel von Bargen is recovering after a failed suicide attempt at his Tri-State home.
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Local children's artwork going big time
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Tri-State 2012 fish fry guide
Tri-State News
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Cops: Man bit off ear in gambling fight
An Indiana man was arrested on battery charges after authorities said he bit off most of another man's ear during an argument over who was the better gambler.
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Text for Children's Hospital wait times
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Toys R Us evacuated because of illness
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Obama campaign opens first Cincy office
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Officer allegedly had sex with inmate
