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Mentally ill man said 'false confession' led to murder charges
Aleksey Koloskov went to police in 2022. Investigators connected his story to the 2013 death of 28-year-old Melinda Sue Ingram.
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10 biggest events this weekend. Dare we say Oktoberfest?
For those bummed that summer is ending, don't be! The fun has just begun.
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Cincinnati to open $950K skatepark featuring giant cheese coney
Cincinnati's first official skatepark opens Aug. 27. Skaters couldn't wait that long.
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Panda Fest to visit Cincinnati. So, uh. What the heck is a Panda Fest?
The event will feature 90 food vendors, more than 30 merchandise vendors, cultural performances and panda-themed experiences.
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Late-August weather forecast brings cool relief to Cincinnati
Cool temperatures and dry air will make for a comfortable start to the week in Greater Cincinnati before rain chances return.
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The Bengals may be ready to find a new swing tackle
The Bengals are in need of consistent play from a swing tackle.
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It's time to drink beer again. Here's a great one to try in Cincinnati
To celebrate Zinzinnati Oktoberfest's 50th anniversary, Sam Adams brews up something different.
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C.J. Uzomah explains his easy decision to retire a Cincinnati Bengal
As he announces his retirement, C.J. Uzomah reflects on his time playing for the Cincinnati Bengals and shares what's to come in the future.
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PG Sittenfeld's 'long-running saga' ends with all charges dismissed
After a years-long legal battle, a federal judge granted a request to dismiss all charges against former Cincinnati Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld.
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Spirit Halloween is back! Here's a map to find a spooky store near you
Spirit Halloween stores are returning to Cincinnati for the season. Find out which locations are open near you.
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More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing
Police use Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics fear the surveillance network is being abused by police.
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Looking for a watch with curves? Check out Gruen
Unlike so many other watch companies with their origins in Europe, Gruen began in the all-American city of Cincinnati.
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