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  1. Drivers irate over cameras

    • 12:11 PM

    Speeding tickets generated by unmanned cameras in Elmwood Place resulted in an angry crowd at the Village Council meeting Tuesday, where elected officials tried to calm concerns about the new practice.

  1. Shoot at cop, do more time

    • 12:21 PM

    Charles Derkson received a six-year prison term for shooting at an undercover police officer in Over-the-Rhine, but earned an additional seven years behind bars for using a gun to do so.

  2. Early-voting fight intensifies

    • 5:49 AM

    Secretary of State Jon Husted asked the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether Ohioans may cast early in-person absentee ballots during the final three days before Election Day - leaving a crucial part of Ohio’s electoral rules in legal limbo.
    • Race between Romney, Obama still all about Ohio
    • Obama: 'Keep believing in me'
    • Romney: 'Ohio's going to elect me'
    • Jesse Jackson makes Cincy stop
    • Nonprofit told IRS we're not political - then it was

  1. Follow Romney on second leg of Ohio tour 12:21 PM

  2. Another indictment in teen's death, Deters backtracks 12:17 PM

  3. Teenagers use pot more than cigarettes 9:14 AM

  4. Northwest schools taking $680K hit 8:51 AM

  5. Police: Serial bank robber under arrest 6:00 AM

  6. Another groping reported at UC 5:34 AM

  7. Warren Co. racino agreement OK'd 12:49 AM

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  1. William Tucker, 32, is wanted in connection with an aggravated robbery that was reported Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2012 at the Fifth Third Bank, 223 Benson St., Reading. Photo provided/Reading police

    Police seek bank robbery suspect

    • Oct 9, 2012

    Police are seeking the public's help in finding a Reading man wanted for a bank robbery that was reported Tuesday. Fifth Third Bank, 223 W. Benson St.

  1. Police chase ends in crash
  2. Newtown on alert after burglaries
  3. Police: Stray bullet hits man, 70, on porch
  4. Suspect gets in multi-car crash, runs

Politics & Government
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  1. Ohio's early-voting fight intensifies

    • 2:15 AM

    Secretary of State Jon Husted's appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court leaves Ohio’s electoral rules in limbo less than one month before Election Day.

  1. Romney: 'Ohio's going to elect me'
  2. Obama: 'Keep believing in me'
  3. Misprints confuse county voters
  4. What will that levy cost me?

Blog: Politics Extra

Romney on second leg of Ohio tour
Mt. VERNON — At a second generation, 1,500-employee company here, Mitt Romney is expected to stick to his script of promoting a better economy and more jobs if he is elected president. It was the same message he gave several thousand supporters in Cuyahoga Falls Tuesday night. Today’s venue is a town hall meeting with employees ...

Education
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  1. Online magnet school enrollment begins Oct. 13

    • Oct 5, 2012

    Cincinnati parents whose children will start kindergarten in 2013-14 have a chance starting to enroll them online Oct. 13 in some of the highest…

  1. Some local schools given clean bill of health
  2. State to release attendance audit findings
  3. Superintendents' benefits are best in class
  4. A new after-school option for CPS students

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  1. Hills Properties wins round in apartment complex fight

    • 9:43 AM

    Hills Properties has won another round in its fight to build an apartment complex in downtown Blue Ash. The Blue Ash Board of Zoning Appeals voted 3 …

  2. BLUE ASH
  1. Northwest taking $679,364 hit thanks to special ed scholarships
  2. Mariemont Theatre expansion to start soon
  3. Sycamore approves tax rates for residents
  4. Anderson trustees to consider hospital expansion
  5. Colerain traffic projects should wrap before year's end

Anderson Twp

    Column: Issue 2 will break the deadlock
    No matter what the outcome of the election, all Americans are facing the threat of economic sequestration by Congress.

Blue Ash

    'Fighting Hunger' 5K Nov. 3
    The seventh annual 'Fighting Hunger' 5K Run and Walk Nov. 3 benefits humanitarian aid and disaster relief organization Matthew 25: Ministries. The race kicks off Matthew 25's annual 'Fighting...

Colerain Twp

    Letter: Help from Rumpke
    Northwest High School boys soccer was in need of additional funds to help make senior night a great night. We had 11 seniors on the team and hoped to continue the tradition of giving each senior a nice...

Delhi Twp

    St. William Athletic Association hosts Paddle Party Oct. 25
    The St. William Athletic Association will host a Paddle Party from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, at Jim & Jack’s on the River, 3456 River Road. Paddles go on sale at 6:30; bidding begins...

Hyde Park

    Summit students win awards at Hyde Park art show
    Fourteen aspiring art students from The Summit Country Day School won prizes at the 46th annual Hyde Park Square Art Show Oct. 7. Among them, three students won first-place awards. Summit’s winning...

Indian Hill

    Tree-trimmer killed in Indian Hill
    A 42-year-old man died during an apparent tree-trimming accident here today, police said.

Lebanon

    Racino coming to Warren County
    ENQUIRER EXCLUSIVE: Warren County commissioners on Tuesday approved a special taxing district for a new racino, which is expected to bring 700 jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue.

Loveland

    Guest column: Labeling divides city council
    In the Aug. 29 Loveland Herald, Vice Mayor Bednar pointed out projects the city has accomplished and credited the 'majority' (Dave Bednar, Paulette Leeper, Rob Weisgerber and Brenton Zuch) for...

Madeira

    Madeira seeing pink in breast cancer initiative
    Trees up and down Miami Avenue in Madeira are blossoming with pink ribbons.

Mason

    21 UA students honored by Merit program
    Ursuline Academy in Blue Ash announces its 21 seniors who were recognized by the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Miami Twp

    Letter to the editor: Another great Homecoming
    On behalf of the Loveland City School District and all our students, a huge thank you to everyone who helped make the 2012 Homecoming Week one of our most successful ever.

Milford

    Concert remembers Milford musician
    Doug Quadrano, a long-time fixture in the Cincinnati music community, died Sept. 27 after a fighting a long battle with diabetes.

Montgomery

    Mount Notre Dame volleyball team remains undefeated going into Thursday night
    The Mount Notre Dame volleyball team could complete the regular season undefeated for the first time in program history tonight as the Cougars play at host Lakota East tonight. MND (21-0) remained at No....

Mount Lookout

    Seven Hills’ golfers grind out trip to state
    The Seven Hills School golf team punched its ticket to the school’s first state tournament since 2009 relying on resiliency. The Stingers will play in the Division III tournament at Northstar Resort...

Oakley

    Seven Hills’ golfers grind out trip to state
    The Seven Hills School golf team punched its ticket to the school’s first state tournament since 2009 relying on resiliency. The Stingers will play in the Division III tournament at Northstar Resort...

Sharonville

    Sharonville police reports
    Sharonville Arrests/citations Christopher Westandorf, 26, 3589 Grandview, drug abuse at 10900 Reading Road, Sept. 17. Joseph Meibers, 32, 8877 Walnut St., operating vehicle impaired at Reading Road, Sept....

Springboro

    Family Fun Day draws a great crowd
    Saturday September 22, 2012 proved to be a warm, breezy day – perfect conditions for a little league baseball game and the 3rd Annual Family Fun Day, sponsored by the Warren County Board of Developmental...

Sycamore Twp

    Mount Notre Dame volleyball team remains undefeated going into Thursday night
    The Mount Notre Dame volleyball team could complete the regular season undefeated for the first time in program history tonight as the Cougars play at host Lakota East tonight. MND (21-0) remained at No....

West Chester

    Andy Dalton to sign autographs in West Chester Tuesday
    Andy Dalton to sign autographs in West Chester Tuesday
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  1. Cincinnati’s other Bengals made their debut in 1937

    • 8:55 AM

    This season marks 75 years since the Cincinnati Bengals first took to the gridiron.

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  1. Tina Nixon Meranda Provided

    Pioneering cancer patient dead at 43

    • Oct 5, 2012

    She survived a plane crash last year. But, to hear her husband tell it, Tina Nixon Meranda had a will to live that went beyond that pond in Ghent, N.

  1. Peter Schwartz, 57, founded Bridge Worldwide ad agency
  2. Hal Franke, 84, famed labor negotiator
  3. Edward Hogan, 88, lawyer and volunteer
  4. Bob Hunley, 69, to be buried with his dog

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  1. Obituary: Audrey Schlarman

    • 11:46 AM

    Audrey L. Schlarman, 83, of Florence, died Oct. 7, 2012, at St. Elizabeth Edgewood. Her husband, Jerry Schlarman and a son, Mark Schlarman, died …

  1. Obituary: Freida Hunley
  2. Obituary: Jeffrey McMillan
  3. Obituary: Kevin Holtz
  4. Obituary: Mary Baumbach

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  1. U.K. police charge 26-year-old in Rothko vandalism

    Vandalism caused a minor stir throughout the U.K. art world.

  1. Pakistani schools protest after shooting of young girl
  2. Ex-head of military team calls Libya security weak
  3. European defense-aerospace merger called off
  4. House opens hearing on consulate attack in Libya
  5. Milan politician accused of mafia vote-buying
  6. Panetta: U.S. sends forces to Jordan-Syria border

  1. McDonald: P&G; 'holding its own feet to the fire'

    Activist investor William Ackman, Procter & Gamble's most notable shareholder of late, was noticeably absent from the company's annual meeting Tuesday....

      2:22 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  2. NLDS Game 3 loss leaves Reds with uncertainty

    The Reds are suddenly in a game Wednesday afternoon they really did not want to play. “It’s baseball’’ offered Jay Bruce. That’s one explanation. Here’s another: In baseball, you don’t know nothin’, writes Paul Daugherty....

      11:23 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  3. Marshall: Reds' goal remains in sight despite loss

    It felt right to Sean Marshall Tuesday night. And it no doubt felt right to most of the 44,501 fans clad in red in Great American Ball Park, writes John Erardi....

      12:01 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  4. Drew Lachey ousted on 'Dancing with the Stars'

    Drew Lachey's dancing days are over on ABC. Lachey, 36, was sent home from "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" Tuesday....

      1:01 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  5. Tree-trimmer killed in Indian Hill

    A 42-year-old man died during an apparent tree-trimming accident here today, police said....

      4:19 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  6. Nonprofit told IRS we're not political - but then it was

    A Columbus-based 'dark money' nonprofit group that has run more than $1 million in ads in the Ohio race for U.S....

      6:08 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  7. Toddler's mom: 'It hurts so bad'

    Jocelyn Austin remembers trying to keep her three boys amused on the long, cold walk to the babysitter's house before dawn on Monday before she headed to the busstop to get to her part-time job stocking shelves....

      6:19 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  8. Drivers irate over Elmwood Place speed cameras

    Speeding tickets generated by unmanned cameras in this small village just north of Cincinnati resulted in an angry crowd at the Village Council meeting Tuesday, where elected officials tried to calm concerns about the new practice....

      1:32 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  9. Funeral service today for student who died

    Jeff McMillan had the kind of smile that just pulled at your heart, his parents said. 'He was a gentle, quiet child,' his mother, Jackie McMillan, said Tuesday....

      6:51 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  10. Reds protester has history of disruption

    Who was that anti-abortion protester who ran onto the field before Tuesday's Reds playoff game? The Los Angeles man is alleged to have a history of disrupting events and proceedings, including with the United States Supreme Court....

      8:58 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  11. Tight end Travis Kelce makes most of final season as Bearcat

    The new Travis Kelce is more committed, more focused and still immensely talented – the Kelce that UC coach Butch Jones has been waiting to see for the past few years....

      7:54 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  12. Five questions with ... Nate Clements

    The Enquirer’s Kevin Kelly caught up with veteran defensive back Nate Clements about cars, card collecting and Cleveland....

      7:09 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  13. Johnny Cueto has strained right oblique muscle

    Johnny Cueto’s back spasms turned out to be a mild strain of the right oblique. That is a much worse diagnosis....

      8:13 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  14. Giants steal 2-1 win from Reds at GABP

    Despite just three hits in the game, the Giants' run in the top of the 10th inning was enough to win Game 3 of the National League Division Series, 2-1. The two teams will hook up again on Wednesday....

      11:51 PM, Oct. 9, 2012

  15. Alex Karras, former NFL lineman, actor, dies

    LOS ANGELES — Alex Karras, the rugged lineman who anchored the Detroit Lions' defense in the 1960s, then went on to an acting career in which he starred in the sitcom 'Webster' and famously punched a horse in the 1974 comedy 'Blazing Saddles,' died Wednes...

      11:02 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  16. Warren Co. officials look ahead after racino agreement

    ENQUIRER EXCLUSIVE: Warren County commissioners on Tuesday approved a special taxing district for a new racino, which is expected to bring 700 jobs and millions of dollars in tax revenue. ...

      12:41 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  17. Police: Serial bank robber under arrest

    A 46-year-old man was arrested during a traffic stop Tuesday and charged with robbing two banks. ...

      6:00 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  18. Another groping reported at UC

    Police at the University of Cincinnati are once again warning students and staff to be on alert after someone groped a woman on campus....

      5:34 AM, Oct. 10, 2012

  19. Teenagers use pot more than cigarettes

    Marijuana use among teenagers is surging nationally and the trend has health officials in Ohio and Kentucky worried. The most current data from the Centers for Disease Control shows that American high school students are now smoking marijuana more often...

      9:14 AM, Oct. 10, 2012
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