Emotions ran high as a dozen people discussed the future of Barn 16, the horse barn that burned last weekend at Lebanon Raceway. That was clear when Warren County Fair Board members said they had been too crushed by the death of two grooms and dozens of horses to consider plans. Full Story »
Hanukkah begins at sundown tonight, and for eight days, Cincinnati-area Jews will celebrate in a variety of ways, including with ice, chocolate and puppets. Full Story »
Two elves at the main post office in Cincinnati need help. They've got the supply-and-demand blues. Full Story »
A homicide suspect already has given at least four versions of events that preceded a Hamilton woman being found stabbed to death, police say. Will he make another statement in court? Full Story »
If you lost power in Clermont County for several hours Thursday, you can blame the weather, Duke Energy officials said. Full Story »
ATLANTA (AP) — Health officials now estimate that swine flu has sickened nearly 50 million Americans and killed nearly 10,000. The new estimates mean about one in six Americans have had the illness. The figures were released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday. Full Story »
Junior forward Jake Thelen hit a layup with 15 seconds remaining as Covington Catholic edged Boone County, 51-50 on Thursday. Thelen finished with a team-high 19 points, and he grabbed nine rebounds. Full Story »
On a cold Thursday night, the talk on the University of Cincinnati's campus is all about the Bearcat's head football coach Brian Kelly going to Notre Dame. Full Story »
CINCINNATI -- When UC's football office announced that Thursday night's awards banquet had suddenly been ruled off limits to media, we knew that something was up. Full Story »
PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A faulty wheel on the Mars rover Spirit is complicating efforts to free it from a sand trap where it has been stuck for the past eight months. Full Story »
The Cincinnati Bearcats may have lost their coach Thursday night, but their biggest fan won his battle with cancer. Full Story »
Area Hispanic leaders are concerned that some Latinos will boycott next spring's census data collection. Full Story »
An area homeless shelter is breaking its own rules to ensure some people have a place to stay. Full Story »
It's not much more than a few square feet, but for Johnny Walker his bed at the Drop-Inn Center is home. Full Story »
The city of Cincinnati reached 60 homicides this week, with four people killed in the last four days. Full Story »
Brian Kelly is leaving UC and going to Notre Dame. Full Story »
University of Cincinnati president says goodbye to Bearcats coach Full Story »
The UC coach accepts the Notre Dame job, but the players among last to know. Full Story »
Teachers rally behind principals vision of unity. Full Story »
All 17,500 UC tickets sold even as Brian Kellky takes Notre Dame coaching job. Full Story »
ROSS TOWNSHIP - The job market might be tough, but Ross High School students still received valuable advice this week from area professionals in mock interview sessions. Full Story »
WEST CHESTER TWP. - Duke Energy Ohio has teamed up with the National Wild Turkey Federation to create a wildlife habitat in a previously underused stretch of land in West Chester Twp. Full Story »
HAMILTON - Friends and family are grieving over the loss of a Hamilton native who was a mover and shaker in business, politics and journalism. Full Story »
MIDDLETOWN - The head of locally-based AK Steel said the company will “vigorously appeal” a decision by China, the world’s biggest steel consumer, to impose anti-dumping import taxes of up to 25 percent on specialized steel imports from Russia and the United States. Full Story »
CINCINNATI - The West Chester Twp. police officer critically injured during an on-duty crash late last month is set to be released Friday, Dec. Full Story »
MADISON TWP. - The roof is gone to a house that’s likely a total loss after a roaring blaze tonight, Dec. Full Story »
MIDDLETOWN - The head of locally-based AK Steel said the company will “vigorously appeal” a decision by China, the world’s biggest steel consumer, to impose anti-dumping import taxes of up to 25 percent on specialized steel imports from Russia and the United States. Full Story »
CINCINNATI - The West Chester Twp. police officer critically injured during an on-duty crash late last month is set to be released Friday, Dec. Full Story »
MIDDLETOWN - About $4.7 million is headed to Middletown to make health facility improvements. Full Story »
The Dayton metropolitan statistical area in November had the 12th largest percentage decline in foreclosures from a year earlier among 203 metro areas nationwide, according to a California company that tracks real estate data. Full Story »
UC acknowledges coach is going to Notre Dame, appoints coach for Sugar Bowl Full Story »
UC acknowledges coach is leaving, appoints coach for Sugar Bowl Full Story »
Kelly Watch: Local 12 covering UC football banquet tonight Full Story »
Cincinnati facing $51 million deficit Full Story »
Kelly Watch: Local 12 covering UC football banquet beginning at 5 p.m. Full Story »
Curtis Brown, born 1966, violation of temporary protection order, 5343 Hamilton Ave., Dec. 6. Full Story »
Juvenile, 16, driving under suspension and possession of drugs, Nov. 26. Full Story »
Obituaries from the Eastern Hills Journal, Dec. 9. Full Story »
From Latitudes Cafe's stuffed mushrooms to samples of Chick-Fil-A chicken, Taste of Christmas visitors were able to try food samples from a wide variety of local vendors. Full Story »
The 2010 census could result in Boone County having more clout in the Kentucky General Assembly as the community continues to grow. Full Story »
MIDDLETOWN - The head of locally-based AK Steel said the company will “vigorously appeal” a decision by China, the world’s biggest steel consumer, to impose anti-dumping import taxes of up to 25 percent on specialized steel imports from Russia and the United States. Full Story »
MIDDLETOWN - About $4.7 million is headed to Middletown to make health facility improvements. Full Story »
LEBANON - Eight different musical groups will celebrate the holiday season at one of Warren County’s largest annual Christmas Concerts. Full Story »
MAINEVILLE – Those hungry for dinner and a chance to do something charitable today, Dec. 10, may stop by a certain fast food location to do both. Full Story »
The Dayton metropolitan statistical area in November had the 12th largest percentage decline in foreclosures from a year earlier among 203 metro areas nationwide, according to a California company that tracks real estate data. Full Story »
DEB WEISSBUCH: Weissbuch, who was recently selected as the area’s top dog trainer in Cincinnati Magazine’s “Best of the City” issue, has nabbed another honor due to her expertise. She won a spot to compete in the prestigious American Kennel Club/Eukanuba National Championship. Full Story »
21c Museum Hotel more than a place to stay Staying at the 21c Museum Hotel in Louisville was a mistake at first. We were supposed to go to Montreal. Then Chicago. Wait, Pittsburgh, right? We concluded that we couldn’t afford the time or the trip to any destination outside of two hours, so my wife Jennifer and I thought about Plan D. Full Story »
Metropole’s conversion sparks tenant relocations Two years ago, Charles McAfee established residency at the Metropole Apartments, a 230-unit building located in the 600 block of Walnut Street across from the Aronoff Center for the Arts. He chose the Metropole because it was conveniently located in the Central Business District with bus routes and businesses nearby. Full Story »
To paraphrase Mark Twain, reports about the demise of the anti-porn, anti-gay, anti-anything different Citizens for Community Values are greatly exaggerated. In fact, the antiquated group is probably affecting your life in ways you haven’t even imagined. Full Story »
A recent banner story on page 1 of The Enquirer's Local Life reported that Cincinnati Country Day was the second best high school in Ohio, based on passing percentage on state graduation tests and some yet-to-be revealed formula. The real story, if there was one, came later when it was mentioned that five Cincinnati area schools were in the top 10, including a public high school, Walnut Hills. I ... Full Story »
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