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• Cincinnati council members want Hudepohl smokestack preserved

  

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• Cincinnati police say no active search for suspects in nightclub ...

  

  As Cincinnati police delved further into their investigation of a nightclub shooting melee that left one person dead and 16 injured, city officials Monday urged more witnesses to come forward and offered reassurances amid questions about safety in public gathering spots.Police Chief Eliot Isaac declined to say whether police have identified possible suspects in the Sunday gun violence inside the Cameo club, a popular hip-hop music spot near the Ohio river east of downtown Cincinnati. But Isaac ..

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• Sanctuary cities like Cincinnati could be cut off from grants, AG says

  

  CLOSE What each side says in the sanctuary city debate. WochitU.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions says Department of Justice grants won't be doled out to sanctuary cities.(Photo: AP)The U.S. Department of Justice plans to cut off grant money from "sanctuary cities" – a label Cincinnati has adopted – because they are making the nation "less safe," Attorney General Jeff Sessions told reporters Monday."We have simply got to end this policy," said Sessions, taking aim at so-called "sanctuary..

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• Cincinnati club shooting victim: 'All I was thinking about was my kids'

  

  CINCINNATI -  A mother of five who was wounded in the Cincinnati nightclub shooting described a chaotic scene in which she and other club patrons were frantically crawling over one another to reach the exits and said that all she could think about was her kids.One man was killed and Angel Higgins and 15 other people were injured in the shooting at the Cameo club, a popular hip-hop music spot near the Ohio river east of downtown Cincinnati.Higgins told WCPO-TV that she is still struggling to und..

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• Police find missing car of Cincinnati grad killed in DC

  

  CINCINNATI — A discovery has been made in regards to the murder of a University of Cincinnati graduate and former Art Academy of Cincinnati instructor. Corrina Mehiel, 33, was found tied up and stabbed to death last week in the basement of a Washington, D.C., home. WLWT was told she moved to D.C. to assist a renowned artist. Mehiel's 2004 blue Toyota Prius with Kentucky tags was missing from the scene, police said. D.C. authorities said they believe finding Mehiel’s car will lead them to..

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• Things to do this week: March 27-April 2

  

  Theresa Caputo(Photo: Provided)Find more events: calendar.cincinnati.com. Submit events: cincinnati.com/share.MONDAY, March 27Theresa Caputo, 7:30 p.m., Aronoff Center for the Arts, 650 Walnut St., Downtown. Star of TLC’s show Long Island Medium shares stories and does live audience readings. $39.75. 513-621-2787; www.cincinnatiarts.org.Linton Chamber Music: Strings in Spring, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Congregation Beth Adam, 10001 Loveland-Madeira Road, Loveland. Featuring Jaime Laredo and Jinjoo Cho, vi..

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• Cincinnati Seeks Developers to Create Smart City Platform With ...

  

  Cincinnati, which last year updated its small-cell wireless facilities ordinance and released its CincyInsights portal to 15 different informational dashboards, is embarking on the creation of a smart city platform that will feature free or tiered-rate Wi-Fi for all residents. On Tuesday, March 21, City Manager Harry Black and other officials announced the Smart Cities Phase 1 Request for Qualifications (RFQ), which is aimed at identifying a team of developers to deploy Wi-Fi or “wireline” broa..

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• Fast-growing Cincinnati firm buys office building for expansion

  

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• Five things you need to know today, and my city is amazing

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• Cincinnati officer pleads not guilty to weapons, disorderly conduct ...

  

  CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - A Cincinnati police officer accused of handling an AR-15 style rifle while intoxicated off duty appeared in court for the first time on Monday.Officer David Jenkins, 45, appeared before a judge without an attorney.Jenkins pleaded not guilty to charges of using weapons while intoxicated and disorderly conduct.A judge ruled that he is also not allowed to have any weapons while his case is pending.Jenkins was arrested March 13.Later that day, he was stripped of..

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