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Larry's forecast: Hot and dry for now
We haven't felt 90 degree heat in a long time but we could get there today.
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WH: Obama not involved in IRS scandal
A top White House adviser insisted Sunday that President Obama learned the IRS had targeted tea party groups only "when it came out in the news" while Republicans continued to press the administration for more answers.
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Closing arguments set in Stephenson case
The trial for a man charged with beating an Aurora, Ind., woman to death in her apartment kitchen more than a year ago is nearing the end as the jury hears closing arguments in the case Monday.
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Lotto tickets sold in KY worth $1M each
Two Powerball tickets sold in Kentucky barely missed out on an estimated $590.5 million grand prize, but they're worth $1 million each.
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Ft. Thomas veteran killed in Afghanistan
A veteran from Fort Thomas was one of at least 15 people killed in a suicide car bombing in the Afghan capital of Kabul Thursday.
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40 years later, Bradys return to KI
Three of the actors from "The Brady Bunch" returned to Kings Island Sunday, and shared memories of being groovy teens in the '70s.
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Cincinnati sporting icons honor DJ
A special "Sports of All Sorts" episode was broadcast Sunday evening to look back at the many memories and lasting impact 9 On Your Side's Dennis Janson has had on the Tri-State community.
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Teen arrested, expelled for relationship
A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges of an alleged same-sex relationship with an underage student.
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Yahoo buys Tumblr for $1.1B
Yahoo is buying online blogging forum Tumblr for $1.1 billion as CEO Marissa Mayer tries to rejuvenate an Internet icon that had fallen behind the times.
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OH River safety key in Safe Boating Week
The Tri-State’s warm weather and approaching Memorial Day holiday signal the beginning of boating season in the area, and a national council along with local patrols are using National Safe Boating Week to promote safe boating practices.
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2 KY cities certified cultural districts
Two more Kentucky cities have been certified by the state as cultural districts, bringing the total number to six.
Featured Photo Galleries
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Margaret Thatcher through the years
A look back at Margaret Thatcher through the years after her death on Monday.
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20,000 games: Memorable Reds moments
As the Cincinnati Reds celebrate their 20,000th game on April 4, 2013, we look back at some of the most memorable moments and players over the years.
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Our Reds Opening Day Parade photos
WCPO Digital staff photos from the 2013 Findlay Market Opening Day Parade.
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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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MILEY CYRUS and PARIS HILTON have fallen victim to pranksters once again after …
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"Star Trek: Into Darkness" has warped its way to a $70.6 million domestic …
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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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The Tri-State is well known for many things: Chili, baseball, and now: grilled …
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Yahoo is buying online blogging forum Tumblr for $1.1 billion as CEO Marissa …
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A Florida teen is deciding if she should take a deal from the state on charges …
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Three of the actors from "The Brady Bunch" returned to Kings Island Sunday, and…
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News From The 859
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OH River safety key in Safe Boating Week
The Tri-State’s warm weather and approaching Memorial Day holiday signal the beginning of boating season in the area, and a national council along with local patrols are using National Safe Boating Week to promote safe boating practices.
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Closing arguments set in Stephenson case
The trial for a man charged with beating an Aurora, Ind., woman to death in her apartment kitchen more than a year ago is nearing the end as the jury hears closing arguments in the case Monday.
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Cincinnati sporting icons honor DJ
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Chapman blows save, Phils rally for win
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
