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Ohio Braces for Temperature Surge, Wildfire Risk, as Severe Storms Loom Over Columbus and Cincinnati
The air currents are stirring once more, as a boundary hovering near the Ohio River is expected to nudge northward during the day, hitting north of Interstate 70 and bringing with it a surge in temperatures and wind gusts across Columbus and Cincinnati. The National Weather Service predicts this will happen before the boundary retreats southward and dissipates tonight. Rising mercury points to near-record highs, with Columbus possibly hitting 71 degrees, just shy of 1990’s record of 75, while Cincinnati might equal its 1990 record of 76 degrees.
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Body found in Dumpster outside Wendy’s in Camp Washington
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati police confirm they are investigating after a body was found in a Dumpster outside a fast food restaurant in Camp Washington early Wednesday. Officers responded to Wendy’s on Hopple Street shortly before 2:30 a.m. and discovered a man’s body, police said. At this point,...
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Ohio police release name of man that allegedly shot someone who had to be life flighted
Steubenville, Ohio police say 21-year-old Javian McIntyre of Steubenville has been arrested and charged with having weapons while under disability in connection with the shooting on Maryland Avenue on Monday.
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2 men busted by Northeast Ohio human trafficking task force
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -The Ohio Attorney General just issued a warning telling people to not try to buy or sell sex in this state, because if you do, you might end up in jail. Two local men were just busted by one of northeast Ohio’s human trafficking task forces.
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Your electric rates could be changing
OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) - Some changes could be coming to your electric bill, at least, for people who are opted in for the Northwest Ohio Aggregation Coalition,(NOAC). The coalition’s current contract, with Energy Harbor, is up at the end of May. Several cities in Northwest Ohio are part of...
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Big Boy CEO: We want to reopen 55 closed Frisch's by June, fighting to use brand name
Big Boy Restaurant Group has big plans for Cincinnati and beyond: it wants to reopen 55 closed Frisch’s restaurants by June 1, CEO Tamer Afr told The Enquirer. On Monday, the Southfield, Michigan-based company reopened the first: in Blue Ash under a “working title” name of Dolly’s Burgers & Shakes , as Big Boy fights with Frisch's over the right to use the "Big Boy" name in Cincinnati. A second Dolly's is slated to open in Anderson Township on Tuesday. The legal battle over the Big Boy name Last week, a federal court issued a temporary order barring the...
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2 Greater Cincinnati convenience stores robbed less than a mile apart
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Two convenience stores were robbed Tuesday morning in Mt. Washington and Anderson Township. A thief first targeted the UDF on Beechmont near Burney Lane at about 8:30. The Marathon station on Burney and Salem was robbed a short time later. A Marathon employee told 911 the thief...
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Disbarred Cincinnati Attorney Sentenced to Over 3 Years for Identity Fraud and Multistate Deception
Richard Louis Crosby III, a disbarred attorney from the Cincinnati area, emerged from a courtroom saga with a sentence of over three years behind bars for his illicit enterprise of assuming multiple identities to land attorney gigs. This charade included an extensive list of deceptions across several law firms. Crosby, 37, of Mason, Ohio, stooped to using the personal details of various individuals - including his father, his girlfriend, and a deceased man - to spin a web of lies and has been ordered to settle up nearly $171,000 in damages while also enduring three years of supervised release and 300 hours of community service, as confirmed by the U.S Department of Justice announcement.