Mason, OH News

• Mason, OH News
• Police arrest two men in heroin bust
• Fenwick principal placed on administrative leave
• Police arrest two in dope bust
• Man, 68, drowns at Caesar Creek Lake
• Inmate escapes sheriff’s car
• Cable worker hurt on the job
• Man not wearing life jacket when he drowns in Caesar Creek Lake
• Female inmate escapes from sheriff’s cruiser
• Mason Kiwanis honors 2012 Students of the Year
• Beach Waterpark sued for failure to deliver
• CHCA students win Math Olympics awards
• Lakota to discuss open enrollment proposal
• Worker falls 20 feet from utility pole
• Out-of-state shoppers arrested in clothing theft
• Fairfield gas station robbed at gun point
• Injured Monroe firefighter still at burn unit
• State directs $2.1M for scholarships
• Health policy help on way
• Emergency response team offers training
• Mason parade fitting tribute to veterans
• Third injured firefighter remains at burn unit
• Wall recognizes grads in the military
• Second-grade storytellers create their own books
• MHS' ‘Dracula’ up for theater awards
• Top Lakota grads planning careers in engineering, medicine
• Volunteer helped found cancer support network
• Charity group’s roots in Liberty Twp.
• Firefighter suffers second-degree burns battling blaze at business
• Sheriff to target drug trafficking on highways
• Redistricting supporters defended plan against GOP
• Montgomery's jobless rate still area’s highest
• Abortion foes call out senators
• Ohio can finally collect $2.3M in fines
• Firefighter suffers second-degree battling blaze at business
• State names two fiscal emergency members for Monroe schools
• Fire in Ross Twp. causes $20,000 in damage
• Main St. insurance agency opens
• State board to rule on Miami Bluffs request
• Assistant principal at Lebanon Junior High headed to Little Miami
• Home sales post double-digit rise
• SunCoke settlement awaits state approval
• Home sales increase by double-digits locally
• Work to begin soon on fifth roundabout in county
• County jobless rate falls to 7.3 percent
• Fire forces evacuation at Great Wolf Lodge
• Video rental businesses seeing revenues plummet
• Company's move brings jobs to region
• Cities at risk of fiscal crisis
• Going green costing Ohio millions
• Company moves to Butler County
• Monroe bicyclist prepares for 4,200-mile roundtrip
• Weekend wine tasting helps residents ‘take back’ Oxford
• Virtual business services company is ahead of the curve
• Overfed, sedentary pets packing on the pounds
• Boehner eases off debt limit rhetoric
• Fewer jobless per home
• Voluntary teacher departures spike
• Big pay now more valued by women
• Monroe bicyclist prepares for 4,200-mile trek to Alaska
• OVI checkpoint slated for tonight
• Area smog alert issued for the weekend
• Backyard BBQ Bash to benefit charity
• Ladies boutique to celebrate 
50th with party, door prizes
• 8-year-old boy decides to hold benefit for kids with cancer
• Avid hiker, educator also an accomplished author
• Mason woman to be honored at arthritis walk
• Son’s diagnosis led to mother’s volunteering
• Volunteer enjoys meeting, greeting in job
• KHS ranked 30th by U.S. News magazine
• Little Miami preparing for significant changes
• Kings administrators get first pay raise in three years
• Big Pig a work of art for Kings junior
• World Choir Games next up for chorale
• LMHS Academic Team ends season on high note
• Crews start work on new Jeremiah Morrow Bridge
• Little Miami grad gains grant to study corn in region
• Sobriety checkpoint planned and patrol swarming roads today
• UDF robbed in West Chester
• Ex-charter school treasurer facing fed charges
• 141 jobs to be eliminated of Cincinnati-area flavor company facility
• Sobriety checkpoint to be held Saturday
• Roadway to be named in honor of slain deputy
• Fire reported at police station is false alarm
• Commissioner again proposes for tax levy review committee
• Former charter school treasurer facing federal charges
• Ceremony honors fallen officers
• Senate endorses massive overhaul of pension systems
• Bill puts Planned Parenthood last in line for funds
• Nearly 50 vehicles vandalized in Hamilton area
• Pension overhaul endorsed
• Driver injured after crashing into I-75 wall
• Township employees get raises without formal evaluations
• AK Steel urges shareholders to approve executive pay package
• Volunteers to be recognized Thursday in West Chester Twp.
• Hamilton theater group presents ‘History of America’
• Boehner: Debt hike will mean deep cuts
• Campaign may be linked to bogus debt
• Senate eyes welfare drug test pilot program for three counties
• Attorney investigating court reporter’s claims against judge
• Senior centers' tax levy request withdrawn
• Bill bans texting while driving
• Marine remembered at funeral for ‘determination’
• Business buys, sells ‘gently used’ items for children, infants
• Police investigating dog hanging
• Lakota names new high school principal
• Driver was texting in crash that killed 2 teens
• Ohio driving classes may go online
• Consumer debt surge highest since 2001
• Teen, parents charged in connection with fatal crash
• Driving classes may go online
• Consumer debt surge highest since 2001
• Former bank employee accused of theft
• Teen and parents charged in connection with fatal crash
• Former teacher charged with stealing Lakota East prom funds
• Oversized loads will slow traffic in next two weeks
• Child found not breathing in pond
• Butler County truck driver among Ohio's safest
• Delinquent mortgage rate at 3-year low
• SunCoke proposal would force stricter regulations
• Boehner hears business leaders’ health care concerns
• Lakota East teacher resigns amid prom probe
• Marine’s remains to arrive Sunday
• Lakota: Teacher resigns amid prom probe
• Business leaders balk at health reforms
• Funeral services set for Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Sheriff: Investigation into escape could take a week
• Send-off planned for Mason Heights
• Blood drive today in memory of Mason student
• MHS marching band earns prestigious award
• Daylight Prom offers fun for special needs students
• Presidential race tied in Ohio, poll shows
• 3 federal agencies must cooperate on unmanned aerial vehicles
• Fatal car crashes up despite increased patrols
• Attorneys general want filmmakers to halt smoking in children’s movies
• Public can track fraud inquiries
• Senior center tax levy request under scrutiny
• Former Hornet helps to represent the Navy
• Deputies probe stolen prom funds
• Frisch’s Big Boy to open new location
• Liquidation sale under way at piano showroom
• Procter & Gamble moving skin care headquarters to Singapore
• New playground planned at Freedom Elementary
• Boehner to meet with local small business leaders
• Severed foot to undergo DNA testing
• Monroe school district placed on fiscal emergency
• Ohio tourism industry had best year on record
• Obama supports gay marriage
• Local AF museum a top site
• Voters support Kasich’s tax plan
• Senate rewrites reading proposal
• Vehicle strikes Middletown teen walking in street
• Great Wolf Resorts acquired by Apollo
• Exam of found foot to be completed Thursday
• Little Miami Destination Imagination team makes it to global finals
• State board to consider Miami Bluffs transfer request to Kings
• Firefighters get 2.5 percent raises for next three years
• Man who took sex photos of children at day care sentenced to 80 years
• 62 years later, remains of Hamilton soldier identified
• Injuries reported in three-car crash
• Commissioners OK South Lebanon annexation
• Fatal auto crashes up despite rise in patrols
• 62 years later, remains of local soldier identified
• SunCoke offers settlement to Monroe
• Fallen Marine to be awarded Purple Heart
• Lt. governor touts initiative to streamline regulations on businesses
• Foot found in the river being sent to Montgomery County
• Police search Great Miami River after human foot found
• Deputy accused of misusing FOP funds resigns
• Monroe school board approves property tax language
• Men, women in local counties are living longer, data show
• Ohio ERs to limit pain pill distribution
• ‘Charter’ university plan stalls
• Local Marine killed told friends he was worried about deployment
• Butler County United Way awards nearly $1.2 million
• Butler County Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Driver strikes five mailboxes, tree, reports say
• Gas grill flares up, burning man
• Sibling realtors follow in family’s footsteps
• Area home sales up, prices drop
• County policy changes met with resistence
• Colerain mourns 2 girls killed in crash
• Hamilton posts police officer opening
• Interest in Prepaid cards growing
• City accepting resumes for police officer slot
• Local web-centric media company acquires IT blog
• High school mourns teens killed in collision with semi
• Senator: ‘Heartbeat’ bill needs revisions
• Two teenagers killed in crash involving semi
• 2 injured in collision
• Builders increase spending in Ohio
• Teen driver texting ban advances
• Colleges seeing surge in students
• Monroe board agrees on emergency property tax levy
• Warren County teachers awarded
• Ceremony honors Dulle, other officers killed on job
• Lakota launches community engagement process
• 2 females killed in crash involving semi
• Motorcyclist succumbs to injuries in crash
• Record revenues reported for local medical device manufacturer
• Report: Butler County residents are getting healthier
• Motorcyclist critical following Butler County crash
• Former assistant prosecutor indicted for allegedly altering grand jury indictments
• School districts look to share services
• Lightning destroys home of man who provides disaster relief
• NWS confirms 2 twisters in Warren County
• Senior services plays valuable role
• Chamber’s inaugural Everest Award honors 3
• Truck driver in fatal crash faces vehicular homicide charge
• Student focus groups to meet with Lakota officials
• 2 indicted in Springboro bank stand-off
• Lightning destroys home, causes $1 million in damages
• Additional charge in Middletown fatal crash
• River flood warning remains; storm damage being assessed
• Part of Butler County under flood warning
• State recommends fiscal emergency for Monroe schools
• Catholic school enrollment increases locally
• Area under tornado watch
• Ohio’s online job listings reach record
• FBI profilers studying Fairfield woman’s disappearance
• 5 exotic animals will be returned to owner’s widow
• Countywide senior center tax levy proposed for November ballot
• Motions denied, trial set for teen accused of killing at children’s group home
• Miami Valley under severe thunderstorm watch
• Power restored to majority of Hamilton customers
• Vacant home ablaze in Hamilton
• Economy improves, but outlook mixed
• Severe storms today could include hail
• Warren County set to honor 18 teachers
• Crop prices up, profits unchanged for farmers
• Warren County set to honore 18 teachers
• Community foundation those who improve area
• Auto tech program gets high-tech
• DNA leads to another arrest
• Oxford police ID armed man on the run
• Mason school employees placed on administrative leave resign
• Police ID armed man on the run
• Cincinnati Financial’s profits jump for first quarter
• Second Middletown crime solved using DNA
• Hamilton man crashes into wall on I-75
• OVI checkpoint tonight in Hamilton
• ODOT could save millions if it closes rest areas, sells equipment
• Glenn will receive highest civilian honor
• $150M for nuclear plant added to bill
• High use of ER care costly
• State auditor tells ODOT to sell underused equipment
• Legislation may save student loan rates from doubling
• Subway's Jared surprises Monroe Elementary students
• Butler County native honored for his scientific work
• County historical society to dedicate research center
• Area teachers honored for excellence in teaching
• Kasich unhappy with tweaks to policy proposals
• House fire likely due to lightning strike
• Governor not happy with policy tweaks to his proposals
• Dayton educators offer Kasich suggestions
• Overturned semi causes traffic backup for several miles
• Monroe voters may face 1-percent income tax levy
• Air quality improving, but still fails
• Kroger confirms pharmacy call center
• 100-acre ranch along I-75 for sale
• 100-acre LB Ranch for sale along I-75
• Otterbein to celebrate 100 years
• Bids sought to reinstall left-turn lane on Ohio 63
• C-17 plane makes final flight to Wright-Patterson Air Force museum
• Medical center taking measures to prevent sudden infant deaths
• Unemployment benefits expire in December for 7,000 in Butler County
• Attorney to investigate complaint against judge
• Monroe to reinstall turn lane on Ohio 63
• AK Steel reports nearly $12M loss
• Man flown to hospital after being pinned between truck, loading dock
• Local grocer to close Deerfield location
• March unemployment drops in Butler, Warren counties
• Grocery competition heating up
• Veteran judge facing harassment complaint
• New driver’s licenses will take more time, proof
• Lakota OKs 150 specfic job cuts
• Hamilton company starts hiring for pilot project
• Ohioans’ high use of ER costly
• Sweeney charged after high-speed chase
• Mellow Mushroom Pizza to open first southwest Ohio location
• Concealed carry gun rules ease in Ohio
• AK Steel supplier boom on Yankee Road
• Effort underway to update Ohio’s salvage laws
• Film industry having positive impact on jobs in Ohio
• Warren County to partner with state on system
• Warren County to partner with state on emergency system
• Award recipient a ‘genuine’ volunteer
• Monroe schools to consider tax levy
• Ohio’s unemployment rate falls again
• Teen hit by car; neighbor cited
• Monroe schools to consider levy
• Regional home sales showing promise
• Air-Tite Home Products closes its doors
• Area counties report sales tax growth
• 8-year-old girl thwarts abduction attempt; suspect at large
• ITT Technical Institute to open Butler County campus
• Dayton-Cincinnati area to be Medicare test ground
• AK Steel worker burned in eruption
• Bill tough on misuse of public funds
• Injured workers focus of House bills
• Twenty B-25 bombers turn museum runway into WWII squadron
• Teen’s disappearance, homicide has police, family seeking answers
• New strategy focuses on combating drug abuse
• Fox’s Pizza Den coming to Bridgewater
• Man who left dead girlfriend at Caesar Creek pleads guilty
• Fencing company has deep roots
• Teen girl found dead; homicide investigation under way
• Former Warren County employee accused of stealing $150,000 in Medicaid benefits
• Study: Ohio needs more college grads
• Monroe board discusses sharing services
• SunCoke warned about visible emissions
• Home market off to good start in 2012
• Former Warren County employee accused of stealing money from office
• One taken by medical helicopter from motorcycle crash
• Court will hear Widmer murder appeal on Monday
• Special ed spending soars in some districts
• Tax debate heats up campaign
• Koncert IT to create 50 jobs
• Lakota Board schedules a retreat
• Koncert IT to create 50 jobs in Hamilton
• Local animal shelter vies for $100K in online contest
• Environmental activist Erin Brockovich to visit Miami
• Tablet boosts business and school productivity
• Warren County gaining 250 jobs
• Warren County names sevices director
• Past United Way president noted for civic involvement
• Chamber celebrates great people, organizations
• Report: One Way Farm did not mishandle attack of boy who later died
• Company to bring 250 jobs to Warren County
• Advance Auto Parts to open new location
• Deal may attract 300 jobs
• Mason officer gets new K-9 partner
• Cool class: School
 of Rock celebrating opening
• Lakota West band to be in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade
• Home price drops in region among worst in nation
• New principal named at Lakota West
• More local women pursuing STEM work
• Luxury homes sale prices decline in area
• Concern for safety prompting a speed-zone study in growth area
• Radiation therapy increasingly deployed in fight against cancer
• Losers are winners in weight loss
• 1Eighty Ministries hosts 'Survivor' alum at fundraiser
• Library expansion gets help from WCCC students
• Lebanon Correctional saves 
thousands with green efforts
• Upscale Smashburger looks to expand in area
• Deerfield Twp., fiscal officer lauded for 
financial reporting
• Kings superintendent gets raise, new contract
• Junior high students learn about careers
• Court OKs land grab
• District set to reopen schools
• Power to be next superintendent
• Widmer appeals judge recuses himself
• Rumpke: Recycling plant fire should not disrupt service
• Middletown jail inmate’s death being investigated
• Fire at nursing home injures two residents
• Warren County rapist sentenced to 20 years
• ODOT outlines area construction plans
• Rumpke Recycling plant fire continues to smolder
• Fire at nursing home injures 2 residents
• Monroe council OKs $1M advance to financially troubled school district
• ODOT to focus on projects that will bring jobs
• Blood business requires major cash infusion
• ODOT outlines are construction plans
• Couple faces charges in 
hit-skip with police cruiser
• Work to shut down portion of Millikin Road
• AK Steel CEO sees pay increase
• Miami Senate votes against 4 provisions of regional plan
• Local company one of six cited in casino collapse
• NOAA report: Global warming a factor in March record highs
• Commissioners say long-vacant administrator post will be filled soon
• Miami U. fraternity shut down due to hazing violations
• Judge refuses to step down from OVI case
• Great Wolf Lodge parent company receives fourth acquisition offer
• Local nursing homes rank high for satisfaction
• Names released in head-on bike crash
• Middletown library name changed today
• Couple faces new charges in bath salt case
• Miami U. fraternity shut down due to hazing violations
• GRK Manufacturing thrives for two decades in Butler County
• Cincy State viewed as a partner
• Men get top pay in local governments
• 2 men collide head-on while riding dirt bikes
• Library name change set for Monday
• Diamond Naturals dog food variety recalled
• File shows Miami administrator’s work record exemplary
• A Good Friday tradition lives on in Butler County
• YMCAs to offer day of free kid activities
• Guardsman wounded in attack from Hamilton
• Guardsman wounded in Afghanistan suicide bomb attack from Hamilton
• Rollover crash leads to head injury
• OVI checkpoint tonight in West Chester Twp.
• Local Easter egg hunts scheduled for Saturday
• Job prospects expected to increase for college students
• Area counties still growing, but at smaller rate
• Area under freeze warning
• Warrant sweep nets nearly 50 in Middletown
• SunCoke Energy reports production increase
• Judge allows Waynesville student to wear pro-gay Jesus T-shirt for now
• Judge allows Waynesville student to wear Jesus T-shirt for now
• Inmate found dead at Lebanon Correctional Institution
• Semi drives off highway; injuries reported
• Health survey: One-third of Butler County residents say poor health limits activities
• Money questions surround Kasich's education reform plan
• Game not about the ‘madness,’ it’s about community
• Kevin Dewine to resign as chair of Ohio GOP
• Botched robbery uncovers $685,500 ‘bath salts’ operation
• Lane donated property for Warren County Airport
• Local group raising money for Monroe athletes
• Man facing murder charge in infant’s death
• Demand for rental property raises rates
• Work to resume on Jesus statue at Solid Rock Church
• Suspect in stolen SUV hits police cruiser
• Cruiser rammed by two theft suspects
• Local communities limit Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Proposed bill may cost tobacco shops revenue
• Part of sex offender law tossed by court
• City may advance $1 million to schools
• Jail inmate dies after being taken to hospital
• ‘Rush Hour Robber sentenced to eight years in prison’
• Kings Mills man allegedly threatened students with a gun
• Restaurants seek to keep prices down as cost of gas increases
• Investors returning to mutual funds
• Butler County coroner resigns after 31 years
• Miami releases details of sexual harassment claims against director
• Solid Rock statue construction to resume
• Regional campus plan goes to University Senate
• Southwest to start flying out of Dayton in August
• Free speech at University of Cincinnati under ‘FIRE’
• Lottery gives local merchants boost
• Stabbing at nightclub leads to arrest
• Head-on crash injures at least one
• Hundreds of local students may lose grant money
• Vehicle hits gas station, four injured in crash
• 'Wizard of Oz' opens at Kings High School
• Mega Millions jackpot increases to $640 million
• Maineville man injured in motorcycle crash
• Lottery winner won’t be 
the only one to cash in
• Vets angry over Pentagon health care proposal
• Proposed AK project passes key step
• Fire marshal investigates warehouse blaze
• 'Wizard of Oz' opens today at Kings High School
• Little Miami calls special meeting today to discuss rejected plan.
• Lakota East jazz band to compete in NYC
• Wish granted for Oregonia teen
• Dancing Wheels Company rolls on stage
• Mattress flies off vehicle on I-75, causes three-car accident
• Man pleads not guilty to starving horse
• Graeter’s unveils new ‘mystery flavor’
• Warren County community holds benefit for wounded area Marine
• Local zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami
• PNC to offer banking services at Miami University
• Family evacuated after CO alarm
• Middletown business hit by fire
• Disciplinary hearing set for embattled fire chief
• KKK confrontation leads to charge against Butler County man
• Company plans $6.7M expansion
• Mega Millions jackpot largest ever at $500M
• KKK confrontation leads to charge against Butler County man
• Region tops state for largest wage growth rate in past 20 years
• Supporters of embattled fire chief angrily address trustees
• Rogers certified as GOP county commission nominee
• Butler County had 840 jobs created in 2011
• Police seek 4th suspect in home invasion
• HUD earmarks money for homeless veterans
• Jobless rates keep falling in area
• First Financial closing bank branch
• Middletown man indicted for copper theft
• Malnourished horse found in Turtlecreek Twp.
• Middletown man indicted for copper theft
• Road fix opening farm land for development possibilities
• Injuries reported in four-vehicle crash on Ohio 4
• Road fix opening land for development possibilities
• Monroe board approves job cuts
• Lakota approves preschool venture with county ESC
• Butler County United Way allocations down slightly
• Retiring boomers leaving Ohio with a skills shortage
• Scholarship fund honors Lakota student killed in crash
• Facebook brand pages switching to ‘timeline’ format
• Kings Island parent names VP of food service
• New nightclub to open at Cincinnati Mall
• Interstate 75 reopened following a crash in Franklin
• Suspect test scores found
• Attorney named Clemmons award winner
• Oregonia zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami
• Man arrested for break-ins at school, private home
• Local zipline unveils new thrills over Little Miami River
• Man found dead in Meijer parking lot
• Ohio University's Singing Men of Ohio concert tonight
• District to cut 1 administrative position
• Lakota Board of Education sets Monday meeting
• Attorney general fielding scores of Beach Waterpark complaints
• Caesar Creek Flea Market vendors view fire damage
• Kroger joins grocers pledging not to sell beef with additive
• Flea market vendors view ‘heartbreaking’ damage of fire
• Nine million dollar county radio system upgrade OK’d
• Miami regional committee report outlines proposals
• Fire out at Mitsubishi Electric
• Ohio University's Singing Men of Ohio concert Friday in Mason
• Cintas hiring production assistants
• Officers teach women the basics of self-defense
• Services Saturday for Lakota West teen killed in crash
• Young girl who died of rare disease still uniting people
• Woman injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Exhibit and marketing firm relocating to West Chester Twp.
• Beach Waterpark won’t give refunds
• School bus full of children hits car
• Local number of home sales show promise
• Regional number of home sales show promise
• Surge in local business loans shows confidence
• Disability center theft investigation leads to employee suspensions
• Trend growing for job candidates to be asked to divulge Facebook access
• Traffic back to normal on I-75
• Beach Waterpark offers season pass holders alternative instead of refunds
• Rogers winner in GOP primary for county commission
• Construction across state on the rise
• 'Drano bombs' suspects sought
• Miami regional admissions director quits
• Bypass to consume $15M of 2012 construction budget
• Ex-church youth leader indicted
• Middletown man killed in Ohio 122 crash identified, 3 remain in hospital
• Lakota West students pay tribute to classmates
• Office Depot donates $96,000 in supplies to Lakota schools
• 9 'MacGyver bombs' found in neighborhood
• Conditions improve for victims in Clearcreek Twp. crash
• Mason man accused of child rape
• Teens waiting longer to obtain driver's licenses
• Ohioans are back to work but make less
• Middletown man dies in Ohio 122 wreck
• Flea markets pump millions into local economy
• Kings Island launchesTwitter contest for 40th birthday
• OSU Extension Office recognizes contributors
• Church youth leader accused of attacking teen
• Lakota West students mourn loss of friend
• Mason man accused of child rape
• MillerCoors plans upgrades
• Unique smoke shop popular
• Lakota West student dies, four others injured in accident
• Fairfield hospital renovation to start
• OVI patrols increased for St. Patrick’s Day
• Laid off and forced to take a new job at lower pay? Talk to our reporter
• Lebanon antique store to close
• St. Patrick’s Day concert features Irish band of four sisters
• Rotarians present ‘Guys and Dolls’ next weekend
• Traveling company presents ‘Sacagawea’ tonight at Fitton Center
• Judge candidate apologizes for ‘misleading’ voters
• NoLakota, outspoken member sever ties after derogatory blog posts
• Secretary of State breaks second tie at Board of Elections
• West Chester woman reported missing is found
• Multiple lightning strikes reported in Warren County
• P-51, Sea Harrier aircraft to be featured at 2012 Dayton Air Show
• Judge candidate apologizes for “misleading” materials
• Warren foreclosures spike; Dayton sees drop in filings
• Warren foreclosures spike 100 percent; Dayton sees drop in filings
• Warm weather has people enjoying the outdoors
• Cincy-area
 health care 
in top 50 percent of nation
• 50-year hospital volunteer has ‘a true commitment to serve people’
• Warren County Airport likely expanding in wake of Blue Ash closure
• After cuts, Lakota focus is severance
• City approves road for FedEx facility
• Obama: ‘The heartland is what it’s all about’
• Health care options for residents keep growing
• Lakota eyeing unemployment claims, severance after cutting 141 jobs
• Board of elections split on deputy director
• Historic home saved from wrecking ball
• Apollo to buy Great Wolf Resorts for $5 per share
• Lakota approves more than 100 job cuts
• Monroe school board changes bookkeeping processes
• Mike Fox sentenced to four years in prison
• Reservists, Guardsmen juggle the frontlines with the homefront
• Secretary of state names new county elections director
• Man faces life sentence for raping children
• Frisch’s selling Golden Corral restaurants to Atlanta-based company
• AK Steel’s Zanesville workers ratify agreement
• Former Sunday school teacher pleads guilty to sexual charges
• Obama, Cameron to share an ‘American tradition'
• Details emerge on new Jungle Jim's location
• Federal sentencing today for Mike Fox
• First Four events put Dayton on national stage
• Rogers can thank neighbors for win
• Local manufacturing jobs rebounded in 2011
• Owning home no longer priority, survey reveals
• Obama visit about more than basketball
• Leaders to share an ‘American tradition'
• First Four events puts Dayton on national stage
• First Four events puts city on national stage
• Motorcycle accident victim flown to hospital
• CareFlight called to crash site; 5 people injured
• New school standards may be more rigorous
• Patients getting more ER options
• Military mom returns from Afghanistan, surprises son at school
• 5 people injured in single-vehicle crash, one flown from scene
• Organizers, leaders prepare
 for Obama’s First Four visit
• Judge accused of conflict in OVI case
• Will lights turn out on Daylight Savings Time?
• Beach Waterpark announces closure for 2012
• Have you been approved to receive food stamp benefits in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• Man who jumped off bridge identified
• Gas to reach $4 per gallon this weekend
• Gas could surpass $4 per gallon this weekend
• Have you applied for food stamp benefits? Talk to our reporter
• Warren County bridge jumper dies
• More people using food banks to feed families
• Vast majority of misspent public money not recovered
• More Ohio home mortgages 'under water'
• Drug sting nets 500 pounds of pot and fancy cars
• Obama, British PM coming to Dayton for First Four game
• Fifth-grader excels in First in Math competition
• Baby in vehicle involved in rollover crash on 129
• Joint federal, county sting nets 500 pounds of drugs
• Identity of motorcyclist killed in wreck released
• Kings student goes on wildlife adventure
• Baby, 4 others injured in head-on crash on U.S. 22
• Warren County United Way exceeds goal by $25K
• Diversapack of Monroe winding down operations
• High winds cause hundreds of outages
• Lakota board of education to meet Thursday on cuts
• Otterbein marks 100th anniversary
• Boehner dominates challenger in re-election to House seat
• Rogers wins GOP primary race by close margin
• Swain beats Wyrick in clerk of courts race
• Anti-levy group helps students pay athletic fees
• Sinnard wins 1st District House Democratic primary
• Combs leads in commission race
• Board of Elections board can’t agree on new director
• Sinnard has early lead in District 1 House Democratic primary
• Boehner dominating re-election to House seat
• Swain leads Wyrick in clerk of courts race
• Balloons to return for the 10th year of MidUSA Ohio Challenge
• Anti-levy group helping Lakota students pay athletic fees
• Man sentenced to 41 months in prison after stealing millions
• Are you a Baby Boomer who lost a job during the last recession? Talk to our reporter
• Polls open in Butler, Warren
• Lakota proposes cutting 50 administrative jobs
• Elections director out in Warren County
• Board of elections delays director selection
• Proposal to cut 50 administrative jobs would save $3.5M, according to Lakota
• Warren County replaces election director days before primary
• Bank fees push customers to area credit unions
• Counties finding out touch-screen voting systems are costly to maintain
• Number of early voters down
• Online petitions give voice to advocates
• Kings Island hits 40th year of entertaining
• Ohioans among at least 15 killed in storms
• Ohioans among at least 15 killed as storms rip through area
• Ohioan among at least 15 killed in storms
• Twisters kill 15 in Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky
• Sale of Lebanon Raceway lauded locally
• Library system changing its name
• White Orchid gives lessons of Celtic culture
• Rollover crash injures 2
• More than 10 area non-profit CEOs making annual salaries of $100K
• Garden center founder dies at 77
• Students take the lead in creating safe prom season
• Republican candidates plan stops in southwest Ohio as primary nears
• Chamber's annual celebration and awards dinner March 9
• Steering committee starts work to drive township’s future
• Lakota West staging classic show, 'The Music Man'
• Many parents agree Mason Heights closure is fiscally responsible
• Fate of mosaics concerns Mason Heights community
• More than 100 job cuts central to Lakota budget plan
• Dry cleaning owner considered a one-price pioneer
• State decision to keep schools closed angers officials, parents
• Games, food, raffles highlight Krazy Karnival this weekend
• Hamilton Twp. and Maineville consider shared police services
• Model train designer to visit area store
• Storms, high winds to revisit region Friday
• 5-year-old flown to hospital after ATV wreck
• Public employees earn millions for unused time off
• 89-year-old fiscal officer retiring
• Atricure reports revenue increase for fourth quarter, year
• Have you joined a credit union in the last year? Talk to our reporter
• 100-plus local jobs
part of
tax deal
• Company to add 200 jobs in next five years
• Diesel fuel drives up trucking costs
• Six nominated for Clemmons award
• Shooting victim released from hospital; suspect appears in court
• Fifth Third unveils new advertising campaign
• 2nd student dead after high school shooting, report says
• Call It Anything But Exercise
• Lakota’s latest budget proposal targets athletics
• Monroe looks at increasing fees next year
• State tax credits will help create 100-plus jobs in county
• Former state representative dies
• Man indicted for setting apartment chair on fire
• Miami student says deer saved her from attacker
• Property value appeals decrease
• Local sales tax collection increase sign of improving economy
• Candidates say office needs technology update
• Two killed in Warren County crash
• Fatal accident shuts down part of U.S. 42
• Wind causes problems, temperatures turn chilly
• Rise in hotel stays brings additional money to region
• Renters face severe housing cost burden in poor economy
• State oversight commission rejects Little Miami plan to reopen schools
• Man found guilty of killing homeowner with ax
• Apartment complex goes high-tech to catch illegal pet waste
• Miami’s Coles hopes to leave hospital Saturday
• Court news: See who was indicted from your neighborhood
• Student’s poster wins state civil rights contest
• Mason schools host Fine Arts Fun Fest today
• 4,000 expected to do the 2012 Shamrock Shuffle
• Hall of Fame sportswriter Hal McCoy headlines marquee event
• Recycling nets $100K for bike paths
• Middletown sisters open photography business for kids in Liberty Twp.
• Beckett Park almost ready after $2.1M in upgrades
• Kitchen, bedroom, bath tips reduce risk of a fall
• In tough economy, people turning in rare, unique items in for cash
• Miami coach Coles in hospital
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• Monroe forum focuses on deficit
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs in restructuring
• 36 more job cuts part of Lakota budget proposal
• P&G to cut 5,700 jobs
• Mild winter saves local governments money
• Gas prices climb
• Warren County rushing to hand off roads
• Cincinnati State names Mason City Schools’ CIO its new VP for technology
• Lakota schools to announce K-6 cut proposals tonight
• Little Miami senior sings at Carnegie Hall
• Scholarship awards available for Kings High School seniors
• New business blooming at historic train depot
• Village reaching out to small businesses
• 2 Kings students are National Merit finalists
• Mason Heights Elementary closing as part of consolidation plan
• 'Faith Forward: Momentum at Work' event Saturday
• Mason junior earns perfect ACT score
• Despite levy passage, few candidates emerge for Little Miami superintendent job
• Restoring neighborhood elementary schools part of plan awaiting final OK
• Father, son killed by train
• January home sales hit 10-year high
• State bill to aid schools has detractors
• Tech-loaded cars part of distracted driver debate
• Miami University puts regional director of admission, financial aid on paid leave
• ‘I opened the door to hell,’ woman testifies in murder trial
• Bill would update definition of renewable energy for steelmaker
• Business expo features variety of entertainment options
• AdvancePierre Foods appoints new CFO
• Video slots could be available at racetrack this summer
• Two area hospitals tops for emergency care
• Manufacturing key to Ohio’s recovery
• Weak economy adds to divorce costs
• Warren County ESC finishes $1.8M renovation
• Kings Island parent has record 2011 revenues, attendance
• Ohio voters may get say on ‘right to work’
• Rain, mild temps expected for area this week
• Portman stands by Romney as campaign hits area
• Ohio groups on opposite ends of right-to-work law
• Company to hire 70 for plant opening
• Emotional grief could lead to heart attack
• Police sponsor prescription drug disposal event
• West Chester Hospital names new CFO
• Romney to visit Cincinnati Monday
• Obama wants to cut $24 billion from budget
• Local debate over death penalty intensifies
• Tax form donations shifting
• Finishing touches added to Beckett Park
• Three in GOP primary for Butler County commissioner
• Monroe school district seeks community input on financial woes
• Santorum: Freedoms at stake in presidential election
• Car hit concrete wall along I-75
• Winery to debut craft beers for Fat Tuesday event
• Miami takes ‘For Colored Girls’ back to its roots
• Sex tapes focus of ‘Good Boys and True’
• Driver, passenger end up
 hanging off railroad bridge
• Santorum: Freedoms are at stake in presidential election
• Monroe school board to hold retreat Saturday
• Slain officer given posthumous honor
• West Chester Hospital first for robotic gastric band surgery
• Cincinnati State to provide training for AK Steel workers
• Truck goes partially off railroad bridge; 2 arrested
• Appalachian fest this weekend at Cincy Museum Center
• Is revamped bypass
 hurting businesses?
• County commissioner criticizes funding for land banks
• Semi trailer, sedan collide
• Rite Track signs licensing agreement
• Foreclosure crisis may be nearing end
• FCC beefs up rules for ‘do not call’
• Budget adds to VA funds to help returning troops
• Latest poll has Santorum on a hot streak in Ohio
• District’s ‘Fill That Bus’ effort deemed another success
• ‘Billy Yank’ statue may have light within weeks
• Fire services receive grant
• Franklin senior Sublett a National Merit Scholarship finalist
• Sen. Brown pays late tax bill
• Longtime area teacher turns 100
• Prisoners with gang links to be isolated
• Colligan history series begins
• Mason Heights Elementary School to close
• Environmental historian featured at Colligan History Project lecture
• Preparing students for the next step
• Glove, rainwear company mulls move
• Housing slump also hurt area home remodeling
• Monroe steps back from fiscal cliff
• Event 
will honor mentor 
to youths
• Man gets 43-years-to-life for rape of girl, 12
• House to vote on rules for casinos
• Diversity is the key to innovation
• Carruthers Manor House lifts economy, quality of life
• Lakota plan cuts 69 teachers
• Answers to common queries about tax bills
• VA funds to surge as troops return
• GE plans to hire 5,000 veterans
• Slick conditions cause several accidents on roadways
• Pregnant woman involved in a number of weather-related crashes
• Companies expected to announce expansions, increase in jobs
• Forecast calls for rain this Valentine’s Day
• Monroe board delays vote on fiscal emergency
• Lakota considers cutting 69 teachers
• Lack of land bank may impact funding for Butler County
• More snow expected by morning commute
• Mason students kick off Black History Month events
• Local lineman school among largest in country
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans, add 400 new manufacturing jobs
• Big band fan Carr dies at 88
• State to get faster Internet
• Demand increases for mental health services
• Ohio’s future may require workers to go back to school.
• Longtime bandleader remembered after recent passing
• Santorum coming to Warren County
• Falls kill more than car accidents
• Alumni donate $100,000 to Miami
• Senior centers get creative about cost-saving measures
• ‘App economy’ job prospects booming
• Tough problems loom for Monroe schools
• Firefighters extinguish blaze in Warren County
• Goodcents opens in West Chester Twp.
• Lakota to address potential cuts for grades 7-12
• CFC prevails after natural disasters caused setback for county's 2nd largest employer
• Art Central Foundation hosts Mardi Gras event
• Footlighters look back at 10 years
• ‘Odd Couple’ to coincide with theater group’s anniversary
• Oxford Art Center brings out fiber art
• Salt truck overturns on icy road
• One person flown to hospital following morning crash
• Prosecutors file response in Widmer case
• Local reaction mixed on Obama’s switch on birth control provision
• Road opened after car strikes pole, knocking out power
• Senior leader discusses elder abuse with White House advisers
• Franklin may leave joint EMS group
• Restaurant owner adds $25,000 to reward for missing Fairfield woman
• Ohio gets $335M in housing help
• Education law signed locally fading away
• A&E show bungles Jungle Jim’s home
• Congressman’s son arrested in Oxford
• Winter weather advisory issued for Friday
• Little Miami begins looking for new superintendent
• Bald eagle appears in Deerfield Twp. backyard
• Virginia governor to speak at county republican's dinner
• Center taps into Ohio oil, gas boom
• Best of Warren County: And the winners are...
• Ohio agrees to mortgage settlement deal
• Boehner says Congress will reverse Obama contraceptive rule
• More help available for struggling homeowners
• Students injured after truck hits school bus
• Career center playing part in proposed Ohio jobs
• Butler Warren Road widening set to begin this month
• Contech changes name, ownership structure
• Cincinnati Financial reports fourth quarter profit, 2011 loss
• New elections board office a possibility
• Area entrepreneurs take lead role for small business owners
• Multiple people injured after truck collides with Middletown school bus
• Available jobs rise; hiring still flat
• More than 300 seek answers to Monroe’s financial woes
• Snow expected early Wednesday
• Steel tubing manufacturer considers bringing 200 jobs
• Gingrich makes southwest Ohio stop at chili restaurant
• Judge denies sentencing delay for Fox
• Jungle Jim’s may appear in tonight’s ‘Shipping Wars’ season finale
• New assistant police chief named
• Seeking people who have remodeled their homes, built additions
• County issues fewer new vendor licenses
• Boehner says regulations stopping growth in the economy
• Fenwick cheerleader battling disease
• Obama for America opening office in county
• Accounting firm showing businesses story behind the numbers
• Sunday School teacher indicted on sex crime
• New fuel rules may create jobs in Ohio
• 23,000 Ohio jobs may come because of new fuel regulations
• Public schools share services to cut costs
• Sewer rates vary across counties
• Architect seeks to save Lane Homestead
• New technology being offered to fans of audio book
• Accident with semi kills man, dog
• New fuel-economy rules to create jobs for Ohio
• Early morning fire causes no injuries
• Accident in Liberty Twp. sends 2 to hospital
• Woman killed in mobile-home blaze
• Widmer attorney files appeal, wants 4th trial
• Boehner to outline GOP jobs plan during visit to local company
• Closing elementary school would save more than $600K
• ‘Still’ has moving portrayals of life
• Local knight trains jousters for 'Full Metal Jousting' TV show
• Mother, daughter take 
a walk with Patsy Cline
• Super Bowl projected to generate super spending
• Beef prices expected to increase
• Returning veterans in a desperate search for jobs
• Woman killed in mobile home blaze
• Administrator candidate backs out day before vote
• Jobs agency also a recruiting partner
• Lebanon racetrack may face competition from Dayton
• State group pushing to revamp top county jobs
• Liz Claiborne distribution center to close Sept. 1
• Kings Island to fill 4,000 summer jobs
• Miami OKs $73M in projects
• Miami forms panel to examine regional plan
• Lebanon Raceway questions competing racetrack’s plans
• Widmer attorney files second appeal in 12th District Court
• Economy could grow by 2.5 percent in 2012
• Developer buys land for $300M project
• Police identify man found in vehicle under water
• Part of Cincinnati casino being demolished
• Kings Island to fill 4,000 jobs for 2012 summer
• Dayton horse track plan switching to harness racing
• Handgun ownership rising among women
• Lebanon may get competition for harness racing
• Handgun ownership
is up among women
• Commissioner says endorsement website incorrect
• Twelve people escape house fire outside Oxford
• Man arrested in early-morning stabbing
• Stabbing investigated in Hamilton
• Heavier trucks would cost taxpayers $40M
• Pit bulls may be freed of 'vicious' label
• Man guilty of raping girl in 2005
• Amylin success paves the way for more jobs
• New organization wants say in Mary Haven future
• Woman accused in theft, forgery of grandfather’s checks
• MU provost makes move for independence of regional campuses
• Construction resumes on most of Cincinnati casino
• 60 jobs open at Home Depot distribution center
• Mild winter thrills builders, golfers
• Mild winter continues with near-record temperatures
• MU provost make move for independence of regional campuses
• Prison inmate hospitalized after stabbing
• FDA approves Amylin to make first weekly diabetes drug in West Chester
• Duke Energy vehicle, thousands of feet of copper reported stolen
• Bob Evans to ‘refresh’ sites
• Miami regional campuses to review proposal
• Cities cut giving taxpayer money to festivals
• Archbishop calls for action against birth control rule
• Manufacturing resurgence driving regional recovery, top banker says
• County agrees to tax incentives for major retail development
• Double-fatal crash victims identified
• Company breaks ground on expansion
• Work on Cincinnati casino still on hold
• Girl gives jury details about alleged 2005 rape
• Bob Evans to ‘refresh’ area restaurants
• Sunday school teacher accused of having sex with teen boy
• Driver of overturned semi on Ohio 63 taken to hospital
• Intelligrated begins expansion to add 200 jobs
• AdvancePierre Foods announces exclusive distribution agreement
• Inmate hospitalized after stabbing
• IRS audits, mostly of rich, surge over decade
• Property tax decrease to hit school districts
• Early voting begins Tuesday
• Percentage of Ohio teen drivers falling
• Inmates spend at on-site stores commissaries essentials, junk food
• Ruling could free convicted trafficker
• IRS audits, mostly of rich, surge
• Fewer Ohio teens have their driver’s licenses
• 2 found dead in car under truck
• Campus Black History events set
• Two dead in West Chester Twp. crash
• Local artist featured in ‘Cincinnati Steel’ exhibit
• Fired prison guard's speech rights debated
• Friends mourn teen killed in crash
• Guard’s firing ignites debate over free speech
• Casino collapse being investigated by OSHA
• $35M offered in tax incentives for retail development
• Driver describes events that led to water rescue
• Warm, wet winter expected to continue
• Warren County barn engulfed in flames
• Driver cited in multiple-car accident on I-75
• I-71 bridge down to one lane today
• $300 million retail project to receive public funding
• Woman injured after tire part strikes car
• Casino collapse injures 11 to 13 people
• Two treated after car swept into creek
• Multiple car accidents on I-75 N
• Beavercreek teen killed in Warren County crash
• One teen killed, others injured in crash
• One killed in Warren County crash
• Hospitals have lowest job openings for nurses in years
• Major retail development to receive public funding
• Police investigating infant’s death
• Monroe rejects bid for former high school
• First Financial profits on the rise
• Pentagon proposes smaller, more mobile force; spending cuts
• First Financial reports rise in profits for quarter, year
• Defense Secretary Panetta to seek more military base closures, report says
• Flood watch remains in effect for Butler, Warren counties
• MU faculty protest regionals proposal
• Butler County Fairgrounds to add community buildings
• Gas prices may hit $4 per gallon
• Police detective admits to tipping off drug dealer
• Sentencing delayed in child porn case
• Chamber recognizes investment, expansion efforts
• Mason schools plan to close elementary school; staff agrees to pay freeze
• Man goes to prison for tree-trimming scam
• Local unemployment down in 2011
• Campaign finance issue still lingers for councilman
• County plans to revamp Ohio 129 bottleneck
• More mentors needed in black communities
• AK Steel reports loss for 2011 despite year’s game-changers
• Home furnishings retailer powers up solar energy system
• I-75 lane closure scheduled Wednesday
• Sentencing delayed in child porn case
• Lakota considers sharing services with ESC
• I-75 construction facing delays
• Area leaders get taste of living in poverty
• AK Steel vice president to retire
• Man who hid his HIV status sentenced to prison
• IKEA to activate solar energy system
• Monroe names new school board member
• Hit-skip causes damage to pole, two vehicles
• Cincinnati chamber hires director for JobsOhio efforts
• Wind advisory issued for most of day
• Hit-skip causes damage to pole, two vehicles
• Miami Valley marriage numbers continue to fall
• Marriage numbers continue to fall
• Americans spend more on tech bills than utilities
• Study finds binge drinkers average nine drinks at a time
• Retail sales expected to rise, national growth not reflected locally
• Misconceptions abound about head lice, school officials say
• Severe storms, damaging winds possible late Sunday night
• Courthouse restoration brings back the light
• Free training for field technicians
• Lakota board president issues challenge to all
• Community center inspires members to become big losers
• Abortion debate drives ‘Keely and Du’
• Vehicle rolls over near Ohio 63
• Police seeking whereabouts of hit-skip truck
• Winter storm warning issued
• Miami regional campuses may add degree programs
• Local Miami alum donates $3M to university
• Animal shelter's floor deteriorating after 3 years
• Local home sales slightly up in 2011
• Freezing rain, snow move in this evening
• Bridal show at Receptions this weekend offers top vendors
• Ohio 129 crash sends 1 to hospital
• Regional campuses may become separate academic division
• Reducing cost of property goal of county study
• County commission to hold night meetings monthly
• Monroe schools to cut 19 employees
• Expect wintry mix, to precede warm-up, possible thunderstorms
• Chairman outlines chamber of commerce goals for year
• Prison guard fired for Facebook post about Ohio governor
• UC Student from Warren County diagnosed with meningitis
• Council considers fire union contract
• Smoking costs Ohio $9.2 billion as health care costs rise, report says
• Tobacco costing state $9.2 billion; health care costs rise
• Local officials warn against state taking over income tax collections
• PUCO orders Duke to pay $500K fine for apartment complex explosion
• Closed paper mill donates artifacts
• Child rapist sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Defense company to close division
• Applicants being sought for police academy
• World Choir Games to host ‘Vendor Matchmaker’ for local businesses
• Lane closures tonight on I-75, 275
• Advantage RN acquires firm
• No charges coming against man who shot, killed elderly intruder
• Kings Junior High honored as Ohio School to Watch
• Kings receives national Duke Energy award
• Developer outlines plans for $300M retail project
• Severe weather leads to higher insurance rates
• Rainfall causes minor flooding, outages
• Ohio likely to benefit from free parks in 2012.
• Widow of football Hall of Famer Ewbank dies
• Man found in gravel pit’s death ruled an accident
• Cause of death for woman not suspicious, police say
• Area health care staffing company acquires PHS Staffing
• School bus with children on board involved in accident
• High winds, rain change to snow late today
• Body of Middletown man found in gravel pit
• Truckers group against raising speed limit
• West Chester MLK Day event focuses on unity
• Body found in gravel pit
• Local celebrations will mark MLK legacy
• Gas prices up throughout region
• New choice available from Girl Scouts this year
• Two killed in accident on I-71
• Cold remains in area after snow, wind ease
• Local traffic deaths at 17-year low
• Auctions, puppy mills to blame for increase in unwanted dogs
• Warmer, wetter weather predicted
• SunCoke Energy twice loses power
• Bitter temperatures, winds could cause issues
• Wind chill makes for bitter cold today
• Retail sales increase 8% in 2011 to $4.7 trillion, a record
• Area housing market shows strength
• Slippery road conditions expected Friday morning
• More than half of Ohio jobs will need advanced degrees by 2018
• Region named to list of improving housing markets
• Entrepreneur sharing knack for decorating at her new shop
• 20 Mile House owner may sue
• WWII veteran owned local business, supported youth sports
• Elementary to host Wacky Winter Fun Day carnival
• Asian restaurant closes in West Chester Twp.
• PGA Tour Stop leaving Warren County
• OVI blitz Friday in Butler, Hamilton counties
• Slick roads likely as snow and ice move in
• Butler County worst for 2011 foreclosures
• Cincinnati syphilis outbreak spreading north
• Horse owners file suit over raceway fire
• Kings Island in Ghost Hunters episode tonight
• Accused meth maker pleads guilty
• Kursman addresses accusations
• $4 gas predicted for summer
• Entertainment district OK’d at Austin Landing
• Water main break forces closure of Cox Road
• $4 seen for gas price in summer
• Work force training helps jobless find work in growing industry
• Gas prices expected to hit $4 per gallon by summer
• Council retains Routson as mayor
• Colder weather, snow predicted for later this week
• County seeks to change policy for subdivision construction
• Sentencing for former politician cancelled
• Monroe school board looks to fill vacant seat
• Judge denies police detective’s request for treatment in lieu of conviction
• Mercy extends reach of records
• Bypass 4 intersection opens tonight
• Would the new ‘green card’ affect your family? Talk to our reporter
• Suncoke permit appeal delayed
• Local companies 
to lay off hundreds
• Lebanon Antiques Show to include game board exhibit
• High paying tech jobs coming to Warren County
• Appeal of SunCoke permit hearing postponed
• Traffic moving following I-75 crash
• Inmate indicted for assault on cell mate
• Mom’s Restaurant delays closing, reopening one week
• County commission chooses president
• Bus strikes mailbox on morning route
• Ohio begins value-based measure for Medicaid
• GOP’s Boehner perseveres 
in controversial first year
• Veterans’ wait for benefits is lengthy
• High court hopeful needs signatures
• Local mentor adds to writings
• Ohio Dems push for health insurance marketplace
• Water quality improves slightly
• Veterans’ wait for benefits is lengthy
• Furnace causes smoke in home, no flames
• Starvation case shows abuse in state system
• Missing woman arrives home safely
• Lakota school board names new president
• Bank, truck-driver jobs have most openings
• Internet sweepstakes cafés rip off consumers; need regulation, DeWine says
• ThyssenKrupp expansion underway
• Police seek missing West Chester woman
• Propane tank explosion sends man to hospital
• Rollover crash on Ohio 123
• New armored vehicle plant to open
• 40% of local firms fail on job promises
• Monroe school board sends treasurer complaint to state officials
• Facebook video puts bullying in the spotlight
• County swaps land for Corwin House
• Prescription discount card offered to Monroe residents
• Candidate to run as write-in for 52nd District seat
• Auditions set for 'Annie Jr.'
• Roller crash on Ohio 123
• Tea Party meeting set for Monday
• Triathlon event coming to county
• Woman strikes tree on township road
• Men making stronger job gains than women
• No more left turns on southern portion of Bypass Ohio 4
• Clemmons Award nominations sought
• New frozen yogurt venue offers healthy dessert alternative
• County’s first baby of 2012 born at midnight
• Rivers Crossing church makes new home in movie theater
• IvyGrove Lane closed today
• Crews called to roll-over crash
• Man suffering from dementia killed after break-in
• Open door appears to be cause of plane crash
• Lavender retiring from OSU Extension
• Miami jumps 25 spots on the “best value” list
• New Lakota board member ready to go
• 3 face charges in Ross arsons
• New Year’s baby a surprise for Hamilton couple
• Locals set goals for better health, more fun in 2012
• Mild winter means taxpayers saving on road cleanup
• Abortion laws may get tighter this year
• Fall off roof claims life of worker
• Study: Cities subsidize townships
• Record number passed in 2011
• New Year’s baby a surprise
• Top Butler County officials predict a more stable 2012
• Sanders applauded for his love of the community
• Hamilton native honored by Obama at White House
• Support for townships may be at expense of cities
• Clarity is key in every CMGO headline
• Gun sales continue record climb in Ohio
• Teen to be arraigned in fatal beating at One Way Farm
• Late delivery changes family birthday streak
• Butler officials predicting a stable year in 2012
• Sanders remembered for his love of the community
• Crash that killed mom, son under investigation
• Tolls might fund Brent Spence Bridge project
• Woman and child die in Warren County crash
• Boehner has foe in GOP primary
• Crash sends two to hospital via helicopter
• Teen charged with murder has history with juvenile courts
• Home values in Butler County drop 4.3 percent
• Pesticide cleared in students’ sickness
• Hamilton native honored by Obama for research
• Find something to do: Area New Year's Eve events
• Accidental shot fired inside lodge
• Plane crash survivor says it was 'surreal'
• Woman who faked being a boy back in jail
• FAA investigates Warren County plane crash
• Teen charged with murder in beating death
• Mason movie theater closing
• Woman accused of pretending to be boy for sex with Springboro teen in local jail.
• Township faces tight budget
• Has unemployment forced you to file for Social Security benefits?
• Did you take less time off this year because of the economy? Talk to our reporter
• Teen hurt in group home fight dies from injuries
• One Way Farm assault victim dies from injuries
• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman suffers serious injuries
• Woman in critical condition after plane crash
• Lakota pays $90K to former employee
• Former Butler County auditor dies
• Four taken to hospital after plane crash; woman in critical condition
• One Way Farm assault victim dies
• Family of eight escapes Mason house fire
• Monroe recognizes two outgoing board members
• Fiehrer Motors moves ahead with relocation plans
• County most wanted suspect arrested
• Obama honors Hamilton native for research efforts
• Police release name of woman who jumped from minivan, died
• Assistant county prosecutor to take on federal cases
• 2011: A YEAR IN REVIEW
• Is your venue hosting a New Year’s event?
• Butler County company to make MobileTV device
• Woman jumped out of minivan on I-75
• Mix of snow and rain to return
• Local financial leaders say legislation hurts jobs, economy
• Accident on I-71 cleared
• Holiday sales expectations get bumped up
• One Way Farm teen severely beaten still in critical condition
• Mason man arrested after bomb scare during Christmas Eve shopping
• Mom’s Restaurant will move to new location
• Clearcreek trustees named in suits
• Local Christmas traditions focus on family
• Christmas Day birthdays have their good and bad points
• Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Police: Charges unlikely against father reported missing with children
• Free lunch participation skyrockets in past decade
• Teen's assault worst incident in One Way Farm history, founder says
• Postal service workers help out needy this season
• Butler County company forms partnership to produce MobileTV
• Some homeowners go all out with holiday lights
• Playhouse in the Park hosts Patsy Cline tribute
• Local families have varying Christmas traditions
• Lebanon man, 2 kids remain missing
• Teen remains critical after assault at group home
• Severity of beating prompts removal of teens from group home
• Bank makes $17K holiday contribution
• County projecting budget deficit for next year
• Dozens protest Boehner’s office at over unemployment benefits
• Man who barked at police dog gets jail sentence
• Lakota East grad earns Teacher of the Month award
• Occupy Cincy group shows up at Nativity scene
• Walmart pulls formula after infant’s death
• Grill selling ‘stockings’ to support the needy
• Teen on life support after alleged beating at group home
• Flavor industry sees growth in region
• Fewer to receive help with utilities
• Gas prices spiking before holiday weekend
• School board member to resign
• Boy seriously injured after alleged assault at group home
• Ex-politician set to be sentenced after conviction on federal charges
• Celebrating 15 years, Pyramid Hill grows with more lights and events
• Local contestants battle to be best turntable DJ
• Warren OKs new zoning code, map
• Former Lakota spokeswoman says separation agreement 'mutual'
• Monroe seeking nominations for Academic Hall of Fame
• Indicted detective asking judge to grant drug treatment
• White Castle burger chain tries offering alcohol
• Lane Libraries extend operating hours
• How will you wish friends, family members happy holidays this year?
• Township calls 2012 a “bridge year” for finances
• Enrollment, confidence falling in Lakota schools
• Area home sales up from a year ago
• Lakota school administrator awarded
• Multi-vehicle accident on I-75; emergency crews still on scene
• Air travel to decrease, while car trips rise
• Weather: White Christmas doesn’t seem likely
• Multi-vehicle accident on I-75
• Local jobless rates drop to 2008 levels
• Ground beef sold last month recalled for potential E. coli contamination
• Monroe board asking for state probe of ex-treasurer's spending
• Little chance of snow on Christmas day
• ‘Substantial increase’ in local businesses failing price check audit
• Court of appeals finds error, but sentence stays for teen rapist
• Daughter's illness brings family 'much closer'
• E-Beam example of Ohio’s success
• Clinic expanding radiotherapy center, adding new technology
• P&G suspends hiring until next summer
• Former Lakota spokeswoman paid in three installments
• Cincinnati streetcar station design finalized
• Emaciated dog found at park; reward offered in animal cruelty case
• Locals ‘give it all away’ through Live Simply Project
• Jobless rates drop to ‘08 levels
• Monroe school board member to resign
• Republican party audit shows expenditure reporting errors
• District could face fiscal emergency
• Health system jobs dominate
• Area electric bills soar 33 percent in 5 years
• Rural King hiring for new location in county
• Metal prices hit record high in 2011
• Jolivette withdraws from GOP primary
• Search for missing woman hits 4-month mark
• Court of appeals finds error, but sentence stays for teen rapist
• Starved, abandoned pit bull found in park
• Auditor to report accuracy of retail business prices
• Hanukkah celebration this Saturday
• Local holiday shopping numbers bigger than initial projections
• Firearms training to continue despite cuts
• Local events face shrinking funding
• Portman still viable as VP nominee
• Courts won’t give up on fines
• Holiday mailing down over last year
• Miami’s early decision applicants nearly doubled for the class of 2016
• Prisoners collect $5,000 in toys for children in need
• Lakota seeks new PR director
• United Way nears 
its goal
• Ohio’s first Elder abuse shelter opening
• Hanukkah marks historic victory of Jewish people
• Light display helps the needy
• Local leaders added to HOF
• Holiday shopping forecast exceeds projections
• One dead in Turtlecreek crash
• Old fire station gets a send-off today
• FedEx deal would bring jobs
• Niederman Family Farms owner dies
• Performance audit results irk officials
• Crews clear scene of house fire in Warren Co.
• La Comedia veteran plays Scrooge again and again
• City starts engineering work for I-75 ramp
• Educational center to share $250,000 grant
• Ohio gets nearly $70M in federal funds for pre-K schooling
• Crews respond to report of oven fire
• Thousands owed in Lakota pay-to-play fees
• Land bank would target vacant homes
• Home Builders Association elects new president
• Base to have 1 rep in Congress after redistricting
• Superintendent honored for 39 years in education
• Heroes Fund gets $6,000 from CTI Restaurant Group
• Home sales, construction picks up
• Residents watch out for neighbors through police program
• New seafood eatery hopes to make big splash
• City visitors can get free parking at garage
• Best of Warren County poll: Send us your nominations
• New U.S. House districts created; Ohioans to have 1 primary
• Police officer fatalities see increase in 2011
• Default surge will weaken housing 
market
• Company's liquid spill sends strong odor across area
• Miami to award 894 diplomas
• Driver involved in Ohio 73, I-75 accident flees hospital
• Higher fees mean fewer student-athletes at Lakota schools
• Kursman out as Lakota PR director; district looks to fill position
• SELF scores $40K to help create, retain long-term jobs
• School placed on alert on report of armed teen.
• Cops looking into report of cat-killing
• Air fares climb at Dayton, other regional airports
• Lakota West band making history
• Crash delays Ohio 73, I-75 traffic
• Politician accused in state probe
• Major retail center could open in 2014
• Air fares climb at airports in region
• Stray cats create problems in Monroe
• Former police officer accused of spying on motel patrons
• Vote for the ‘official bird’ of the MetroParks
• Arts Alliance presents ‘Kick Booty’ boot camp
• Lakota administrator named Outstanding Business Operations Manager of the Year
• Art Alumni Day next week at Lakota West
• Liberty Twp. leaders cautiously optimistic about 2012 budget
• Attorney seeks 4th trial for Widmer
• Coalition: Boehner, Republicans drew new districts in secret
• Monroe schools allege Thorpe misspent funds, helped bring on deficit
• Middletown board members back treasurer
• Coalition: Boehner, Republicans drew new districts in secret.
• Lakota seeking new PR director
• Three Lakota district leaders to retire
• Attorney seeks 4th trial for man convicted of killing wife in tub
• Retirement of three Lakota administrators expected Monday
• Miami to award 894 diplomas Friday
• Thanksgiving Day race benefits the Freestore
• Monroe school board meeting postponed
• Lakota West symphonic group rehearsing tonight for Midwest Clinic
• Deputies arrest Oxycodone dealers in Cincinnati
• South Lebanon residents challenge ruling they must pay extra police tax
• Investors sought 
for co-op grocery in Morrow
• Hamilton Twp. names new administrator, OKs pay raises
• Cincinnati economy receives passing grade
• Some health CEOs earned millions
• Superstreet confuses some Bypass 4 drivers
• Exotic animal reforms are expected in Ohio
• Search begins for new director
• Light Up Middletown balloon glow reset
• Pioneer Christmas highlights 1800s
• Hospitals back repeal of data rule
• Food pantries looking to raise funds and food
• Effort under way to identify, address unequal care
• SunCoke incident under inquiry
• Zoning vote affects mixed use areas
• Police union president: Shopping program ‘all about giving'
• Cat advocates call alleged killings ‘needless’
• Auto sales increasing in area
• Lebanon expects to land FedEx Ground center
• Schools adjusting cell phone policies
• Supreme Court names local dishonest lawyers
• State legislators discuss SB 5, education, immigration
• Township crashes cause serious injuries
• First-ever public menorah lighting planned at popular shopping center
• Legos and science come together at Bricks 4 Kidz
• Volunteers to lay wreaths Saturday for veterans at Greenwood Cemetery
• Foundation promises bigger, better breakfast with Santa
• Center aims to build on 1st-year success
• Two events to capture holiday spirit in West Chester
• Keys to healthful weight loss
• Oxford sees spike in crashes involving pedestrians, vehicles
• 2011 weather shattered dozens of records
• Community foundations reporting higher donations
• Retail developer seek millions in incentives from county
• Protesters at Boehner’s office want jobless benefits extended
• Police officer resigns, faces indecency, voyeurism charges
• Oxford sees spike in crashes involving pedestrians
• Protesters at Boehner’s local office want unemployment benefits extended
• Vote on deputy contract delayed
• Officials unable to locate box that reportedly fell from sky into lake
• Watch ‘White Christmas,’ ‘Home Alone’ free at area movie theater
• New council members sworn in
• L-3 names new president
• Plan for 20 Mile House delayed for third time
• Two pedestrians struck in separate incidents
• Some county bridges considered deficient
• Coal burning may end
• Vet stationed at Pearl Harbor recalls day of attack
• Kilburn out of GOP primary
• No levy for Lakota in March
• Liberty Twp. social media marketing firm wins award
• Monroe agrees to trash contract with new provider
• Local police warn of check scams
• All tobacco use is detrimental to health; make a resolution to quit for good
• Author to sign copies of ‘Cincinnati Radio’ book
• Giant gingerbread house at Snowland
• Events today in honor of Pearl Harbor remembrance
• Fatal accident in Warren County
• Closing postal centers could hurt nonprofits’ bottom line
• Fatal police shooting to go before grand jury
• SunCoke incident under investigation
• Henkle Schueler agent named county Realtor of the year
• Two new stores to open in Bridgewater Falls
• Flood warning lifted for area
• State recommends county change some procedures
• Two transported to the hospital following accident
• Area bank added to community index
• State officials to visit Monroe schools; $2.2M in cuts planned
• Motorist rescued from vehicle stuck in high water
• Edgewood Schools cancels forums
• Reach Out Lakota to benefit from Fill the Truck campaign
• Lakota East, West artwork displayed at Art Academy of Cincinnati
• Area hit with flood warning, high water
• Area hit with flood warning, high water
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• Business projects take longer to create
• Elderly motorist rescued from vehicle stuck in high water
• Man pleads guilty to role in plan to rob teen’s mother
• Area company to improve traffic flow near Kentucky Speedway
• Flood warning in effect until late today
• Holiday events in West Chester include ice sculptor, pioneer fare
• Jungle Jim's announces winter cooking classes
• Thousands attend Historic Christmas Festival
• One transported to hospital following vehicle rollover
• Monroe council soon to vote on trash collection
• Two interviewed for county’s emergency services director
• Cities cutting safety forces as costs rise
• Housing-aid agencies to get $1M
• Festive fun had in one of Ohio’s best hometowns
• City, residents help to light up Fairfield
• Unemployment rate falls, but many will be without benefits soon
• Failure of Congress may jeopardize school funding
• Police continue to investigate brawl at dance studio
• Republican Party endorses uncontested candidates
• Lions’ host pancake breaskfast Saturday
• Share your Pearl Harbor memories with us
• Family receive jail time for mortgage fraud
• Giving Tree program deadline is Monday
• Residents encouraged to attend HOA consortium
• Reports of several assaults at dance studio
• Winners in November’s council election sworn in Thursday
• Fewer people leaving Ohio
• Highlands home tour features ‘a good mix’
• MLB prize winner focuses on what she can do
• Sign honors county’s veterans
• Santa to make a stop at the Mason Community Center
• Southwestern Ohio Symphonic Band celebrates with Christmas concert
• Middletown Civic Chorus performs ‘The Messiah’ for 73rd year
• Monroe chorus celebrates 25th anniversary
• Mad Anthony theater group looks at bumpy marriage in ‘Last 5 Years’
• Winners in November's council election to be sworn in today
• Abundance of holiday lights displays open to public
• Cain shows little sign of backing down at Butler County campaign stop
• Students use of credit cards decreasing
• Ohio teen birth rate hits 21-year low
• Roundtable discussion focuses on helping small businesses
• GOP candidates seek party endorsement Thursday
• Old Church Street fire station to be razed
• Cain shows no sign of ending campaign during local visits
• Veterans groups honor the county’s service men and women
• Christmas in Mason set for Friday
• UC Health acquires Drake Hospital for $15M
• Little Miami Schools 'not at the end of the process' after vote
• Southgate House owner says sisters taking over 197-year old mansion
• See more than 400 Nativity scenes this weekend
• Deerfield studies police levy
• Students to sell ornaments
• Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain in Butler County
• Blue-collar work expected to grow
• Chiquita gets $22 million to move headquarters to Charlotte
• Six months and $15,000 equals no county administrator
• Radio personality ‘Mama Jazz’ dies at 89
• Multi-vehicle crash injures at least one
• Region breaks November rain record as snow arrives
• Herman Cain to visit West Chester Wednesday morning
• Slaying suspect found in St. Louis
• Former school board member, community volunteer remembered
• Teen girl accused of stealing guns
• Southgate House to close, but plans to reopen in new location
• Delta adding CVG flights
• Snow of less than an inch, slush expected today
• Major League Baseball to honor Lakota West freshman
• Lakota West, Miami University performing joint concert
• $450,000 bond set in Springboro burglary case
• Local jeweler selling Christmas tree bulbs
• Honor rolls announced for Lakota East Freshman Campus
• MND to host concert to benefit Uganda school
• Herman Cain plans 
to visit area Wednesday
• Officer who killed local man on domestic violence call is on leave
• Lakota board considers budget reduction process
• Monroe board agrees to cut $2.2M for next school year
• Candidate Cain plans 
to visit area Wednesday
• Portman aims to overhaul taxes
• Governor: JobsOhio helps state get its act together
• German Village Christmas Walk has new activities for 20th year
• Sheriff submits larger budget for 2012
• Coroner: Man killed by police had been shot 8 times
• Man robbed behind Chinese restaurant
• Residents can’t return to fire-damaged apartments for a week
• Local business largest private company in region
• Chicago-based company buys West Chester business
• Family, pets OK after explosive fire
• Man crashed into movie theater on purpose, police say
• Construction under way at Everybody’s Farm development
• Rain expected for first half of week
• One injured after car crashes into theater
• Mason Central celebrates centennial
• Congestion on I-75 some of worst in U.S.
• Phone plan being abused
• Insanity plea focus in fatal stabbing
• Monroe changes garbage pick-up
• ‘Blue Christmas’ moving to new venue
• Middletown School students express feelings about economy with music Rap song named best project winner
• Slain Marine’s mom set to bring change
• Eye doctor reflects on 35 years in Fairfield
• Monroe to change garbage pick-up
• Local students among the increase studying abroad
• Fire displaces families in apartment complex
• More teachers getting second jobs in sluggish economy
• Lakota only Butler Co. district named to AP Honor Roll
• Dentists assist 100 people during day of free care
• Rainfall surpasses 1990 record
• More workers quitting by choice
• Police seek suspect who robbed Chinese restaurant
• Some Black Friday shoppers make bargain hunting a two-day adventure
• Man wanted for questioning in case of body found near state park
• Monroe looks to change garbage collector
• Some Black Friday shoppers on second go-around
• Black Friday crowds bigger this year; shoppers dwindle as morning progresses
• MTV continues filming 19-year-old with paralysis for 'True Life'
• Shoppers urged to visit the 'little man' on Small Business Saturday
• Lines thick as Black Friday shoppers have ‘plan of attack’
• Official: Body found near Caesar Creek not missing Fairfield woman
• Dream Center volunteers serve 100 Thanksgiving meals
• Police: Officer kills suspect pointing weapon
• What you need to know for Black Friday
• Police on high alert on holiday
• Local jewelry store selling Christmas bulbs made by East, West students
• Dentists offer free services to patients in need
• Monroe puts tight restrictions on internet gambling businesses
• Local grad's group to appear on ‘Sing-Off’ finale with Motown legend
• Lakota named to 2nd annual AP Honor Roll
• Identity of crash victims released
• Local flea markets raided for fake perfumes
• Middletown band opens for Hank Williams III
• Food prices are up, but there are deals for Thanksgiving turkeys
• West Chester pedestrian killed along I-75 identified
• State jobless rate drops, shows largest decrease in Hamilton
• Child flown to hospital after crash
• Little Miami levy passes by 74 votes, official count shows
• Mount Notre Dame students earn honors at Model UN event
• Thanksgiving Day 10K run set, traffic delays should be expected
• Epilepsy advocate,area resident, tapes TV show on topic
• Local grad’s group voted off ‘Sing-Off’
• Artist known as ‘20th Century Audubon’ to visit Waynesville gallery
• Badin recognizes good deeds for ‘Super Tuesday’
• TriHealth buys Butler County Medical; to add emergency care
• Police investigate man found dead on street
• Local dentist office offers free dental work tomorrow
• Twins earn Eagle Scout badges by improving park
• Patrols will increase for Thanksgiving holiday
• Pedestrian struck, killed on I-75 south of Ohio 122
• Man found dead on street
• Patrols will increase for holiday
• Area company to add 200 jobs
• Lakota board considers cuts, community outreach in wake of levy defeat
• Home sales spike for fourth-straight month
• Monroe seeks input in cutting district's deficit
• Local farmers find demand high in Thanksgiving week
• Heat to flow again in historic courthouse
• Liberty Junior announces honor roll for first quarter
• Area per-pupil costs 
below Ohio average
• Lifestyle centers draw retailers, shoppers
• Moving back in with parents a ‘balancing act’
• Sentence in MCSi case not typical
• Monroe Local Schools is seeking input about district’s deficit
• City hopes to reap successes of Massachusetts college sites
• Two named 'unsung heroes'
• Webinar series challenges universities to commercialize
• MU, Oxford promote tourism
• AAA expects increase in this year’s holiday travel
• Program helps working families
• Miami has top spot in Macy’s parade
• Noted WWII vet, lawyer and politician dies
• Parade kicks off holiday season
• Third Frontier funds more entrepreneurs
• Online tests may cost schools
• 1 killed in crash on Ohio 48
• County to finalize adoptions Saturday
• Commissioner: Performance of official lodging complaint falls short
• AK Steel CEO says everyone can give back
• West Chester salon hosting benefit for colleague
• Pine Hill Park to be featured on Beck’s 2011 holiday cards
• Police: Woman overdosed on heroin in front of children while in rest room
• Mason Board of Education names new member
• Local soldier helps save three children in crash
• More adults ages 25-34 moving back in with parents
• Bike struck by a vehicle, one transported to hospital
• Bike struck by a vehicle
• OVI checkpoint tonight in Monroe
• Racetrack/casino plan can bring jobs, but not cure economic problems
• County administrator alleges mistreatment by a commissioner
• Miami has top spot in Macy’s parade
• Manufacturing company to expand in Mason
• Court denies stay for appeal in Widmer bathtub murder case
• Neighborhood group collects 500 pounds of supplies for soldiers
• Mason board to appoint new member Friday
• New exercise studio opening
• Christmas Walk set for Saturday in Olde West Chester
• Niederman Farm annual Christmas Walk includes Nativity, music
• Cincinnati Mall signs new major tenant
• Special events today for 'Breaking Dawn' movie opening
• List of area groups hosting Thanksgiving dinners
• Two districts in county have top 100 test scores
• State seeks to get back welfare overpayments
• Monroe seeks input about district’s deficit
• Prosecutor: Meat cleaver beating victim visited, wrote to attacker in jail
• Warren commissioners to hold hearings on updated zoning code and map
• Wine Guy Wine Shop, Wine Bar & Bistro to open next year
• Monroe soldier injured overseas dies
• Schools celebrate special centennial
• Mason band makes national finals
• Mason grad’s group earns praise on ‘Sing-Off’
• ‘Kids helping kids’ 
in Warren County
• Monroe soldier injured in Afghanistan dies
• Man indicted on rape charge, woman indicted on charge of sex with minor
• Groups provide holiday meals for community
• Monroe High School’s fall play this weekend
• Are you hosting a Thanksgiving dinner open to the public?
• BZA quashes historic school house lease
• Monroe Schools to hold public meetings to discuss deficit
• Another company to bring jobs to Mason
• Experienced Leeds, Birdwell set to join Monroe school board
• Lakota West Freshman School releases first quarter honor roll
• Jackson gives boost to Occupy Cincinnati
• Holiday sales projected to be stronger, but not as high as previous years
• Warren County approves comprehensive plan
• West Chester Twp. woman found alive and well
• Alleged shoplifter asks friend to call in bomb threat
• AK Steel CEO keynote speaker at philanthropy event
• EnterTRAINment Junction hosts Christmas attraction
• Mayhem event features wrestling stars, raises funds for outreach
• Leaders debate possible ‘party permit’ to curb youth alcohol abuse
• Pair allegedly made money in bedroom
• Shaffer to join Lakota board; experienced O'Connor ready to 'move forward'
• Lakota East marching band earns another superior rating
• Beavers wreaking havoc in local park
• WCCC open house set for next month
• Today’s showers could cause high water issues
• 2nd Annual Deerfield Township Lifetime Fitness 10K on Turkey Day
• Ohio’s research entities may lose federal funding
• Lack of sleep negatively impacting education of young children
• Severe T-storm watch issued, flooding possible
• Give food, reduce library fines
• Woman arrested following Sunday’s three-vehicle crash
• Eight vehicles in I-275 crash at Ohio 4
• Public records requests not as daunting for Lakota
• Lakota East threatre aims to attract younger audience with ‘Honk! Jr.’
• Missing Hamilton man with dementia found
• Woman says she’s called to help ease poverty in Jamaica
• Severe storms, heavy winds expected; tornado possible
• Crews responding to three-vehicle accident in Mason
• Docket among goals for director
• Layoffs may follow SB 5 defeat, local officials say
• Timeline of possible recount could hinder troubled school district
• Tour reveals city’s underground history
• Jobs outlook tough for veterans
• Jobless rate for single moms at 25-year high
• Local 
girl turns 11 on 
11/11/11
• Miami to perform ‘As You Like It’
• Training for the Flying Pig?
• Monroe looking at cyber-cafe laws
• Police seek missing Hamilton man
• Jobs outlook tough for veterans
• Workforce One offers job fair for veterans
• Veteran says he’s no hero, just lucky
• VFW posts look for boost from returning soldiers
• Senate votes to assist veterans
• Otterbein breaks ground on enrichment center
• Multiple people victims of pit bull attack
• Superintendent: Times will be tough for Lakota following levy failure
• Veterans Day events planned throughout area
• Tour reveals Cincinnati’s underground history
• Area youth shine on stage in 'Alice in Wonderland Jr.'
• Dentists offer advice for taking young children for oral checkups
• Local theaters host early showings of next ‘Twilight’ movie
• Store offers ‘fresh look’ home decor
• Middletown man found not guilty of rape
• Services today for beloved educator
• 2nd Annual Mason Half Marathon!
• Animals die in barn fire
• Crews fighting barn fire
• Alzheimer’s disease expected to become bigger issue as Boomers age
• Community college dropouts cost millions
• Butler County Courthouse reopens - without heat
• Woman helping others after cancer scare
• Disaster loans available to small business owners, renters and homeowners
• Sex offenders to attend mandatory counseling session today
• Pyramid Hill celebrates 15-year anniversary with event
• Chamber Alliance will honor veterans at luncheon
• Families invited to see comedian at Fitton Center
• Grads struggle with years of college debt
• Fourth lane to open on south I-75 as construction continues
• Local graduates struggle with years of college debt
• Cancer top killer in Butler County, surpassing heart ailments
• Home values likely to drop
• Miami hosts expert, documentary about exotic animal ownership
• Cincinnati group offers emotional support to jobless
• Halloween spending up, a survey shows
• Semi flips in 3-vehicle crash in Warren County
• YMCA honors local residents
• Local graduation rates to see cosmetic drop under new guidelines
• Lodging tax increase a sign economy improving
• Public records requests rising in some school districts
• Trick-or-treat times for area communities
• Families speak out after former teacher found guilty of sex with students
• Chow down at annual Union Centre crawl
• Hall of Fame veterans always put ‘our soldiers’ first
• Agency will aid locals who need home heating assistance
• 2011 Trick-or-Treat times for Butler, Warren counties
• Cincinnati Financial reports decrease in earnings
• Cincinnati Financial reports decrease in earnings
• Mason 
to fight ruling
 on taxes
• Mason school board member dies
• Historic courthouse closed after boiler malfunction
• City OKs AssureRX Health package
• OVI checkpoint today on Ohio 4
• Some Miami employees earn thousands in overtime
• Layoffs finalized at Job and Family Services
• Ex-teacher Stacy Schuler gets 4 years in prison for sex with former students
• Region breaks rainfall record
• Staples to fill Bridgewater Falls’ last anchor position
• Emotional support offered to those who have lost jobs
• Cincinnati Financial to release earnings report
• Teacher ‘blessed’ to work at Monroe schools
• Deputy injured after fall
• Expert to say ex-teacher was sane when alleged sex occurred
• Doctors say medical, psychological issues impaired teacher’s judgment
• Monroe OKs two police contracts
• Gas prices jumping
• Family's land is a 'Backyard Nightmare'
• Fitton Center makes changes, adds online ticketing option
• Middletown Lyric Theatre performs ‘Almost, Maine’
• Monroe approves contracts with police unions
• Pair of Lakota West seniors finalists for Miss Teen Ohio
• Lakota deficit projected at $10.6 million by 2014
• ‘Almost, Maine’ comedic play at Middletown Lyric Theatre this weekend
• Tillmann Concert is conclusion of symphony's 9/11 memorial series
• Defense begins in sex crimes trial of ex-teacher
• Isreal gets 25 1/2 years in slaying
• Looming layoffs haven’t affected jobless rate yet
• Witnesses say accused ex-teacher hinted at insanity plea early
• Church protest at Miami draws crowd
• One injured in crash that shut down southbound I-75
• GOP candidate Romney evades stance on Issue 2, 3
• Man who killed sheriff’s deputy sentenced to 25 1/2 years to life
• Agreement would let Duke customers choose their electric supplier
• AK Steel reports $3.5 million net loss for third quarter
• Restoration project to address erosion, degradation
• Lakota board president’s flier signals rift
• Site plan approved for life center at Otterbein
• Layoffs at SMART Papers start in December
• Mason grad’s group advances on Sing-Off
• Fresh Market may come to Voice of America Centre
• Butler County unemployment rate drops
• Jobless rates fall across area, state
• Security measures come at a cost for area schools
• Mohawk to close Beckett Mill on Dayton Street
• Jury finds Isreal guilty of killing deputy
• Suspect in Liberty Twp. shooting dead; family owns stores in region
• Butler County armed robber faces possible 126-year prison sentence
• Business’ innovation leads to record sales
• Juveniles suspected in armed robbery
• Assaults in Ohio prisons up 20.6%
• Police: Suspect in fatal shooting commits suicide
• Changes aim to curb rising violence among prisoners
• Number of elderly drivers up dramatically in Ohio
• Girl hit
by SUV
sustains leg injury
• Ohio Dems spreading referendum fever
• Council rejects ‘internet sweepstake cafes’
• Cancer testing
advice
varies
• Beth Israel celebrates 100 years
• Trial begins today for former teacher
• 2 new hangars allow flight school to be more grounded
• Suspect in fatal Liberty Twp. shooting kills himself in Michigan, police say
• Restaurateur Ruby eyes expansion to West Chester
• Man shot, killed outside of Liberty Twp. home
• Defense in deputy's death trial may start Monday
• Man killed in Liberty Twp.
• Volunteers set out to ‘Make a Difference’
• Local families express optimism as troops set to return
• Victims identified in fatal crash on Ohio 129
• Deputy’s death caused by multiple ‘blunt force injuries’
• ‘Double Dam’ Regatta on Great Miami River canceled due to fast waters
• 80-year-old man dies after vehicle crash
• iPads in classroom save money, time and puts information 'at our fingertips'
• Vehicle hits tree headon in Liberty Twp.
• Civil War Days this weekend includes re-enactments, demonstrations
• Library to digitize JournalNews archives given to Butler County Historical Society
• Pet store halts sale of puppies and kittens
• Area inches closer to breaking rainfall record
• 80-year-old West Chester man dies after Hamilton crash
• Area reps: Gadhafi’s death good for U.S.-Libya relationship
• Suspect in deputy’s death initially denied driving car
• Two-vehicle wreck on I-75 cleared, traffic moving
• Miami program earns state honors
• Man charged in home invasion has 31 prior charges
• Tax incentives sought for multi-million dollar development
• Student arrested for bringing knife to elementary
• Trustees OK residents’ petition for no parking zone
• Homes sales increase locally in September
• Butler County officials want better organization during severe winter weather
• Trooper decribes crash scene in trial of man charged in deputy's death
• Water supply contract to lower fees in South Lebanon
• Naked man at McDonald’s leads police on chase
• County residents shedding debt
• Authorities recount death of deputy
• Parade to celebrate Lindner’s life
• Audit coming for Monroe schools
• Regatta ready to roll on the river
• Man killed by train becomes city’s third death in five days
• Man charged with 2005 rape that spurred racial tension in court Thursday
• Monroe schools awaiting state audit before moving forward
• Dream come true for new Monroe teacher
• ‘Growing Up Nuxhall’ taping postponed
• Hamilton CD store plans to close
• New Lakota superintendent reflects on job
• Officers in chase that led to deputy's death to testify
• Businesses cited for selling alcohol to minors
• Man killed by train not yet identified
• Cruiser footage presented in trial of man accused of killing deputy
• Road open after semi jackknifes on I-75 exit
• Regional economy expected to grow
• Local foreclosures spike by 32 percent
• Lindner’s impact went beyond Cincinnati
• Cruiser footage presented inl trial of man accused of killing deputy
• $75K missing from Warren County Job and Family Services, audit shows
• Semi jack-knives on I-75 exit
• 2011 Trick-or-Treat schedule, Butler and Warren counties
• Beach Waterpark cancels holiday event due to past poor attendance
• Elvis impersonator to shake up area stage
• Pella Corp. layoffs start in December
• La Comedia brings back ‘Church Basement Ladies’ in sequel
• Locals sticking with traditional Halloween costumes
• Trial of man charged in deputy's death begins
• Cincinnati businessman Carl Lindner, 92, has died
• Former Cincinnati reds owner Carl Lindner dies
• Jury seated in murder trial for slain deputy; impartiality questioned
• Branch campuses still offer remedial courses
• Few 9/11 business loans repaid
• Mall theft suspect arrested
• Horse tracks given OK to apply for VLTs
• Carl Lindner taken to hospital
• Jury seated in murder trial for slain deputy; Isreal's family doubts all-white jury will be impartial
• Survey: Christ Hospital tops in region
• Civil War Days includes reenactment, events at park
• Project still awaits city financing
• ‘Double Dam’ rowing races include teams from throughout region
• Dan Aykroyd in Butler County today
• Dayton man charged with felonies in Monroe outlet mall theft
• Veterans invited to learn about Honor Flight program
• Tickets on sale for Encore’s ‘Alice in Wonderland Jr.’
• Jury selection begins in trial of man accused of killing sheriff's deputy
• ‘Bath salts’ ban in effect today
• Cost to taxpayers high in death penalty cases
• Middletown developing ‘Veterans Court’
• Youths don pink socks for a cause
• 6 running for 4 seats on Monroe council
• Missing woman still a ‘top priority’
• Miami geologist in National Geographic
• Juvenile led patrol on interstate pursuit
• Co-workers fight breast cancer
• Couple hopes to feed the hungry
• New West Chester fest showcases local vendors
• Union Centre Music and Food Festival Oct. 14, 15
• Black women more likely to die from breast cancer, but number of cases decrease
• Huckabee speaks on Issue 2 to crowd in Mason
• Talk show host Cunningham pays bond for media exec arrested on OVI charge
• Uncertain future for Weatherwax Golf Course
• Candidates Night set for Tuesday in Mason
• OB-GYN is for women of all ages
• Union Centre Music and Food Festival kicks off today
• SMART Papers for sale; 200 jobs at risk
• 50 to be laid off at jobs agency
• Lakota West seniors register to vote
• ‘Pride and Prejudice’ production next up for Lakota West Theatre
• SMART Papers could close, leaving 200 without jobs
• 50 layoffs proposed for county agency
• Butler County: Board says it lost signed petitions
• House of Santa Mouse craft boutique opens Friday
• Guide to fall bazaars and craft shows
• Board says it lost signed petitions
• Ohio motorcycle crash fatalities down
• Board of Elections misplaces candidate petitions
• Motion filed for new Ryan Widmer bathtub murder trial
• Franklin Twp. man enters not guilty pleas in homicide
• 16 arrested in Hamilton drug investigation; more arrests planned
• Police charge boy in stabbing hoax
• Scholarship fund set up to help Lakota's pay-to-play athletic fees
• Trustees: VFW lease for schoolhouse rocks
• Councilman a no-show at meeting, still in mayor's race after arrest
• Monroe marching band experiencing growth, success
• Levy ‘critical’ to district, Lakota superintendent says
• Missing Ross teen turns self in at police department; now home safe
• Number of people seeking jobs through local work service skyrockets
• 70 felony drug indictments issued after year-long investigation
• Humid air, breeze led to chemical bothering Edgewood students
• Occupy group filling void in political activism?
• Woman in fatal motorcycle crash was fun-loving mother
• NASA is asked to reconsider shuttle deal
• Chemical spray spurs middle school evacuation; students taken to hospital
• 15-year-old girl missing from Ross Twp.
• County commissioners cannot agree on administrator candidates
• Union Centre Music and Food Festival this weekend
• Work in health care? New degree from Miami University regionals may be for you
• Bomb threat leads to bank evacuations
• Pot growing operation discovered
• Charges filed in fatal shooting
• Child care costs on the rise as subsidies are cut
• Many being squeezed by hike in child care subsidies
• Small pot growing operation discovered, police say
• Suspect named in fatal Hamilton shooting
• County development director taking job in West Chester
• Franklin Twp. man facing aggravated murder charges in shooting
• Butler County first in U.S. to receive loan from infrastructure bank
• First Financial maintains top area spot
• Wine, Art, Beer and Cigar Festival teems with local flavor
• Ghosts on tap for city events
• Horses, people in costume at upcoming Halloween show
• Police search for teen who stabbed another teen waiting on bus
• Occupy Cincinnati protesters ticketed for camping in park
• Ohio universities to drop most remedial classes
• Checkpoints work, police agencies say
• Unions spend most on SB 5 ads
• 1999 Monroe graduate comes back to her district
• Tuesday is deadline to register for election
• Council woman 
honored for service
• Tough winter could be on the way
• Two crashes send motorcyclists to hospital
• Thousands enjoy weather, food at Sauerkraut Festival
• CVG service cuts spur need 
for air travel options in region
• MetroParks joins Make a Difference Day efforts
• Sauerkraut and shopping on tap in Waynesville
• County duplicating services with animal control
• Thousands attend funeral of mega church minister
• Free Wellness fair Wednesday
• Survey: People feel Cincinnati is cleaner, safer
• CVG service cuts spur need for alternative air travel options
• Miami breaks ground on $52M student center
• State targets laws 
that hinder businesses
• Charity care, Medicaid costs rise at hospitals
• Ohioans could save big under new fuel economy standards
• Kilburn announces he’ll run for Warren County Commission
• Councilman pleads not guilty in drunken driving case
• Local authors set to be at library opening
• JobsOhio chief: Region needs to promote assets for growth
• Job and Family Services lose staff
• Miami breaks ground on new student center
• Celebrate orange at Great Pumpkin Fest
• Dogs dress for success at Howl-o-ween costume parade
• Key Event raises record funds for organizations
• Crash clogs traffic on I-75 between Franklin, Middletown
• Roads to close for Kings High School homecoming parade
• Festival to draw 350,000 visitors
• Candidates Night set for Oct. 18
• Review: Clooney's film includes great performances, drama
• 'Ides of March' opens nationwide Friday; includes Oxford scenes
• Woman in good condition, cited in I-75 crash
• Employers look at ways to combat obesity
• New deals help AK Steel compete
• Driver in serious condition after car crosses I-75 median
• VFW wants to lease historic schoolhouse
• U.S. 127 open, cleared of crash debris
• Lakota grad killed in northern Ohio accident
• Shooting in public park appears to be suicide
• AK Steel announces multi-million dollar deals with two companies
• West Chester Hospital launches pharmacy
• AK Steel stock price down again
• Part of 127 to be closed again today for cleaning following crash
• Fairfield woman injured in I-75 semi-car crash
• Destroyed restaurant site of numerous complaints, records show
• AK Steel announces multi-million deals with two companies
• Officials taking action to curb obesity
• Warren County Sheriff’s Office wins truck from Reds ballpark
• Occupy group plans march
• SB 5 author urges voter support
• Occupy movement coming to region
• AK Steel announces multi-million deals with 2 companies
• Warren County puts court expansion on hold
• USS Nightmare spooks passengers for 20 years; earns ‘scariest’ label
• Miami U. ready for close up in Friday's 'Ides of March' opening
• Most people in Butler County overweight
• Fire destroys restaurant in downtown Franklin
• Woman claims she was abducted, forced to steal credit card
• Lebanon trees infected by EAB
• County budget deficit not as wide as predicted
• At least 2 injured in accident
• Restaurant on fire nearing collapse, witnesses say
• Kroger a key donor, employer in region
• Assembly reminded of Solid Rock pastor’s
‘vision’
• SunCoke plant's impact concerns neighbors
• Hospital awaits ruling on tax status
• Bike shop ‘advocacy front’ for exercise
• Early voting begins Tuesday
• Peru, past and present converge at Middfest
• Showcase to have more than 100 booths
• Morrow councilman charged with OVI
• Son to be arraigned in father’s slaying
• Man dies after jumping I-71 bridge
• Church urged to ‘keep vision in focus’
• Middletown man dead, son jailed
• Solid Rock founder dies
• Solid Rock Church founder dies
• Hot sauce festival adds heat to chilly weekend
• Solid Rock founder, Lawrence Bishop, has died
• Solid Rock founder, Lawrence Bishop, has died
• Abortions in Ohio have declined to a record low
• Local officials say tight budgets hindering road safety improvements.
• Abortion rate has decreased in Ohio
• Solid Rock founder in hospital
• Area likely to break decades-old record for most rainfall in year
• Mason coach with pacemaker
to run her fourth marathon
• Baby alligator found in dumpster
• Lebanon fire displaces four families
• Detective: Clark admitted killing acquaintance
• Officials search pain center in Fairfield
• Emergency crews respond to structure fire in Lebanon
• Power being restored after storm
• Parents, community help foot the bill for education through school fees
• Concealed weapons in bars going in effect
• $1M returned to county general fund
• Thousands in area without power
• Monroe elected to lead Warren County GOP
• Man charged in fatal crash claiming stepson’s life
• Pedestrian hit, transported by medical helicopter
• Local play 'Haunting of Hill House' debuts next week
• Antiques show and sale set for this weekend
• Fans of spicy food invited to Weekend of Fire
• Butler County case prompts beef recall
• New political boundaries bring changes for area
• Muñoz helping to promote campaign to fight hunger
• Cost of gas not expected to drop further
• Woman finds big surprise has nice ring to it
• Fiscal caution designation puts school district in financial hole
• Hamilton fire not suspicious
• Four Butler County children prompt national recall of ground beef
• Butler County's No. 1 most wanted in custody
• Employment rate of young adults lowest since 1940s
• Anti-levy committee questions pro-levy’s letter to school’s vendors
• New state districts favor GOP
• Free wireless service seen as a tool for revitalization
• 19th century orphan’s home deemed unsafe; razing it estimated at $300K
• Monroe hires new treasurer; state gives district fiscal designation
• P&G CEO calls for more investment in innovation
• Semi stuck in mud on side of highway
• Employment of young adults at lowest level since 1940s
• Dan Aykroyd to sign vodka bottles at Jungle Jim’s
• Cincinnati State to debut plans for Middletown campus
• Lakota East athletes helping to find the cure
• Crash report: Motorcyclist went left of center, teen not at fault
• Cincinnati State to show plans for Middletown camps
• Lakota board OKs first half appropriations budget
• Senior citizens attracted to campus settings
• Bond for suspect in slaying set at $1 M
• Residents endure flooded basements, travel woes due to heavy rains
• Verdict to stand in wrongful death lawsuit
• Former Bengals player seeks votes for Butler County’s mental health levy renewal
• Group wishes to honor locals involved in teaching, preserving local history
• Lakota school board candidates to take questions
• Signs, signs and more signs on the way as Lakota levy looms
• Westboro church says Miami teaches ‘rebellion against God,’ plans picket
• Floods cause travel woes for drivers
• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt now open weekends
• Keeping track of sex offenders costly
• Occupants out of flooded car that remains in water
• Heavy rain expected until noon; flood advisory issued
• Deputies arrest slaying suspect
• Seamless regional transit, freight system decades off
• Focus is on service learning
• ‘Middfest babies’ follow footsteps of parents volunteering for event
• Prosecutor gives meth suspects quick trial
• Prosecutor asked to look at trustee case
• Miami seeks extra $3.1M for new center
• Miami names two new trustees
• Shop clerk shoots robber
• Person shot in Lebanon, suspect apprehended
• Clerk shoots robber in Hamilton
• Warren County Sheriff’s lieutenant retiring Friday
• County resident a speaker 
at woodworking trade show
• Cincinnati State faculty on strike
• Cincy State faculty strikes as president officially inaugurated
• Sun may follow rain clouds this weekend
• Top artisans will be at Pyramid Hill Art Fair this weekend
• Kings Island's Halloween Haunt opens today
• President Obama pushes Boehner to pass jobs bill
• Market batters AK, First Financial
• Questions and answers on the new Facebook
• Obama: ‘We can’t wait around to create jobs’
• Monroe school treasurer candidate advances to 3rd round of interviews
• Flu shot costs lower due to more supply
• Local stocks trading at lowest prices in a year
• Civil War encampment this weekend
• 3 from area share Mega Millions win
• Police seek driver in hit-skip involving pedestrian
• Ex-official avoids jail time
• Police find missing 78-year-old
• Cincinnati colleges attract Butler County students
• Three area residents share Mega Millions win
• Area draws biggest political powerhouses
• Police ask for help in locating missing 78-year-old
• Task force to warn elderly of scams
• Former Board of Elections chief escapes jail time
• Suspect arrested in robbery, homicide
• Police investigate pot plants found in trash
• Mason graduate and group perform in NBC’s ‘Sing-Off’
• Landen resident a speaker at woodworking trade show
• Flu vaccine supply
 to lower cost of shot
• Bachelor Hall smoke was just steam, officials say
• SB5: Trust big issue between unions, governments
• Co-defendant in Fox case sentenced to home confinement
• Obama’s visit to Cincinnati open to public
• Man arrested in shooting at apartments; another sought
• Bengals quarterback will be at store in Butler County
• Lakota takes additional steps to improve safety
• Group wants to save the 20 Mile House
• Camp Joy creates summer of memories, milestones
• Tattoo shop owner arrested in robbery, stabbing
• Country Applefest promises to be fun to the core
• Unemployment rate drops locally
• Mom of 5-year-old who died could lose driving privileges
• Fairfield chamber luncheon to feature CEO
• Walk-a-thon to raise money for Wyandot playground equipment
• Missing Alzheimer’s patient found
• 11 most wanted owe total of $215K in child support
• Humana expands, will add 200 jobs to area
• DukeEnergy merger to impact jobs little
• Local businessman marries daytime TV star
• Big flavor company acquires local business
• Butler County Care Facility union gives up paid breaks
• Nonprofits offer business startup loans
• Boehner discusses job creation at stops
• Horror musical, mazes and more at Kings Island's Halloween Haunt
• Mother of Dillon Gooding could lose driving privileges
• Miami Hamilton leaders approve purchase of property
• 3 finalists for Monroe school treasurer post
• House Speaker to speak today at expanding Butler County company
• Man announces intent to run against Boehner
• Will Omnicare relocation to Cincinnati result in jobs here?
• 11 listed on child support most wanted poster
• Local woman to sing on national TV
• Thornton happy to be back at Monroe schools
• Monroe students ready for homecoming
• Armed robber escapes police pursuit
• Event set to benefit search for missing Fairfield woman
• Parts of Issue 2 here to stay regardless of vote
• Number of uninsured motorists one more sign of economic downturn
• Many challenges for one administration at Miami's branch campuses
• Officials expected to celebrate opening of Greentree Health Science Academy
• It’s Made Here: Steam Systems
• Police investigating possible self-inflicted shooting incident
• Missing 13-year-old found safe
• 13-year-old missing from Warren County home
• Megachurch growth follows national trend
• Christ Hospital expands to Butler
• Public workers’ political activity limited
• Miami room, board rate to increase next school year
• Giant Jesus statue frame in place
• Victim of fellow church-goers’ cash scheme says she forgives
• Vets reunite in Lebanon for first time since Vietnam War
• NB I-75 snarled after crash with multiple vehicles
• Republican-drawn map scores low in coalition contest
• Fall Festival drops into Liberty this weekend
• South Lebanon Council rescinds votes, votes again after failure to give public notice
• Trustees object to annexation to South Lebanon
• Annual antique farm machinery show under way
• Lebanon family part of local Walk to Defeat ALS
• Trustee candidate withdrawals mid-forum
• Boehner to face opposition in 2012
• Teacher hit by SUV in parking lot
• Football helps pay for other high school sports
• Obama to visit Cincinnati bridge, promote jobs act
• Man charged after teacher struck by SUV
• Honors Ride event Saturday in Warren County to benefit cancer patients
• Prostate cancer surgery gets innovative
• President Obama plans visit to Brent Spence Bridge
• Art exhibit, wine reception at Lucid Salon
• Video of Oxford riot spurs concerns there aren't enough police
• Teacher hit by car in school parking lot; driver flees
• Weather causes crop, production losses
• Holiday jobs might be rare
• Former Butler Tech CEO says U.S. schools not keeping pace
• Ft. Hamilton Hospital among top performers
• Man struck by train near University Boulevard
• Benefit planned for Markham search efforts
• First-year Monroe teacher following in mother's footsteps
• Lakota outlines budget plans
• Lakota West junior gets glimpse of college life at summer visit
• VOA Museum opens to tours for first time in two years
• Person struck by train on University Boulevard
• Franklin graduate on America’s Next Top Model again
• Fire chiefs seek money to initiate paperless reporting
• Miami ranked third in nation for commitment to teaching
• Holiday job market not very merry or bright, report says
• Fairfield police searching for armed robber
• Teams sought for big Wiffle Ball tournament
• SunCoke Energy hires 86 employees
• People of influence: Shared Harvest founder dedicated to helping needy
• Monroe Primary students honor local law enforcement
• Adena Fun Fest seeks volunteers
• Retailers likely to hire less seasonal workers, report says
• People of influence: Tina Osso battles hunger daily
• $1M in fees returned to local government and schools
• Next Lebanon police chief named
• Miami to end MBA program in Oxford
• First Financial makes list of fastest-growing companies
• Texas EquuSearch indefinitely postpones search for Markham
• Report: Retailers likely to hire less seasonal workers
• Firefighter says 9/11 changed him
• ‘Cincinnality’ talk, variety show airs today
• Deaths, injuries linked to nursing home care in state
• Lane of I-75 closed throughout week
• Temps to stay in mid-80s this week, lower by weekend
• Unity, solemnity at Pentagon ceremony
• Local pastor provides 'nourishment' to community
• City working to become more business-friendly
• Over 100 pay respects to firefighters
• Warren County breaks ground on memorial to honor 9/11 heroes
• Officials work to keep city solvent
• Coach led youth baseball 45 years
• Weather does not slow River Days attendance
• AK Steel helped raise funds for the Flight 93 memorial
• Jobs linked
to roads, bridges
• Mason woman's charity work continues after death in 9/11
• Public security measures have increased since 9/11
• Woman dies after 
8-story fall at hospital
• AK Steel donations help fund 9/11 memorial
• Traveling Vietnam Wall on display during Great Miami River Days
• Soldiers back home after year in Iraq
• Butler County United Way sets goal of $2 million
• Butler Tech honors firefighters who died on 9/11
• Firefighter, a former car salesman, tells students 9/11 changed him
• Government plans to create jobs by fixing infrastructure
• Boehners to serve as celebrity chefs for foundation's Key Event
• Jesus statue gets new name
• School board members unaware of campaign contributions
• Springer speaks at rally against HB 194, SB 5
• Bridge work among issues in spotlight of Obama speech
• County resolves workers’ comp default issue
• Springer slams HB 194 in area appearance
• Search resumes for missing woman
• Technology helps Jesus statue make move from 5 feet to 50 feet
• List of area 9/11 tribute events
• Restaurant alters alcohol policy on samples
• List of area 9/11 tributes events
• 2011 Great Miami River Days schedule
• No serious injuries after car crashed into I-75 wall
• Sales of designer drugs persist as state ban nears
• Suffering and aftermath also felt by area Muslims
• Obama, GOP focus 
on jobs
• Family farm recreates Twin Towers with corn maze
• Fornshell stepping down as GOP party chairman
• Area has several events in works to remember 9/11
• At what age will you call yourself 'old'?
• Clinical trials provide crucial insights to understand, cure diseases
• Lakota West hosts annual Volley for the Cure match
• Lakota music teacher’s glass art in Cincinnati gallery
• Monroe students express what 9/11 events mean to them
• Events planned for 10-year anniversary of Newport on the Levee
• Gold owners can get items appraised at roadshow
• Research shows jobs most available in health care, manufacturing, hospitality industries
• Searches continue for missing Fairfield woman
• Police name suspect in triple shooting at club
• Woman remains in jail after 1-year-old boy killed
• Trees, fence uprooted after Monroe intersection crash
• Name released on man struck by lightning
• Disney Store coming to Cincinnati Premium Outlets
• Several events in area will mark 9/11 anniversary
• Clues sought in 2 cases of missing locals
• Chilly weather, rain expected throughout week
• Driver remains in jail after 1-year-old struck by SUV
• Vice President Joe Biden speaks at Coney Island Labor Day picnic
• Community helped in reconstruction
• Judicial history will soon be on display
• Competition for local students intense among area private schools
• Local hospitals invested billions
• Nation’s No. 2 speaks at Coney Island Labor Day picnic
• SB 5 fight a battle for unions’ future
• Steel from Twin Towers part of memorial event
• Disney Store Outlet coming to Monroe
• Vinoklet festival offers taste of arts and wine
• Man dies after being struck by lightning
• Police release photo of ‘person of interest’ in night club shooting
• Additions to Kings Island enhances Warren County as tourism destination
• Rollergirls to compete today in Middletown
• Boehner discusses economy, local jobs
• Search begins for new school board member
• Hundreds expected to join search for missing woman
• Kings Island to double waterpark with $10M expansion
• Disney outlet store coming to Monroe
• Toddler struck, killed by SUV
• Watch rollergirls ‘bout’ at local skating rink
• Riverfest, WEBN fireworks this weekend
• Jungle Jim’s needs employees, hiring for many areas
• Today could be hottest since 2007
• Drivers beware: Traffic enforcement to increase
• Vehicles seized from drug dealers auctioned
• Carpenter protests agency contracts
• Police find clue about missing woman
• Candidates sought to fill vacant board seat
• Man pleads guilty in stabbing assistant prosecutor, brother
• Search begins for missing woman
• New attraction, gigantic dinosaur coming to Kings Island
• 5-year-old boy’s death labeled an accident
• Pay for Ohio college chiefs tops millions
• Jim Beam announces date range for Carthage plant closure
• Miami considers increases to room, board
• Motorcyclist dies after Roosevelt wreck
• Fairfield school board member resigns, citing ‘personal reasons’
• Texas search team maps area to look for Katelyn Markham
• Butler County sends help to assist East Coast storm victims
• Clooney movie filmed in Oxford gets mostly good reviews
• 5-year-old boy killed in accident identified
• Lakota Busing Service resumes operations
• High heat expected for Labor Day weekend
• County will not borrow for upgrades
• Man charged for sex with inflatable raft
• 5-year-old boy killed in accident
• Duke Energy rate plan kills competition, opponents say
• No confirmed reason for possible home explosion
• Texas group arrives to join search for missing woman
• Warren County to fund $25M court expansions over time without borrowing
• Interviews begin Wednesday for Monroe treasurer position
• Monroe music teacher selected for unique opportunity
• Private busing service will resume for some students
• Teen center gives teens an edge
• Butler County to have Fall Festival at fairgrounds
• Front of home collapses after possible explosion
• Input sought from locals on possible Duke Energy rate hike
• Man falls into bonfire, suffers full body burns
• County employee hours may be cut to help solve budget problems
• Two regions get $4.65M for state jobs program
• Missing woman’s dad on ‘Today’ show; reward increased to $25,000
• Workshop will help job-seekers market skills
• Appeal delayed in Ryan Widmer murder case
• Mason Road bridge closes for work
• Butler County bucks trend as divorces decline
• Missing woman’s dad on ‘Today’ show; search planned for today
• Recent shootings put juvenile gun violence in spotlight
• Online teacher-student friendships a concern, but not prohibited by schools
• Ohio Magazine picks Lebanon as best hometown
• Elections board adds precincts, reduces polling locations
• Class of ’66 composite an addition to high school halls
• Veterinarian to answer questions about dog care
• Vehicle crashes into crane, trapping passenger
• Aging dam at Acton Lake among many in need of repairs
• Fall into bonfire results in full body burns
• Butler county bucks trend as divorce rate declines
• Private busing service encounters problems on first day of school, suspends service
• Missing woman’s supporters will search again; no new tips in case
• Summer’s end means savings on travel
• Couple seek policy change after police officer shoots pet cat
• Owners upset over cat-shooting incident; city says it was a public safety concern
• Hurricane Irene marks first big U.S. threat in years
• Can you ID car break-in suspect?
• Teacher hopes her career is a tribute to a past educator
• World Trade Center beam arrives, will be on public display
• Kids’ enthusiasm contagious, MECC principal says
• Greentree opens up the world of science
• Motorcyclist hurt in wreck with truck
• Police shoot cat; owners urge policy change for ill animals
• JobsOhio chief touts speed in helping employment
• Hurricane threat finds its way to gas pump in a hurry
• Motorcyclist flown to hospital after wreck with truck
• Markham case reaches national audience as search continues
• WTC steel beam arrives in Fairfield Twp.
• Union sues Miami over protest
• Police shoot cat; owners urge policy change for ill animals
• Warren County redraws precinct boundaries, reduces polling locations
• Jewish mothers inspired during faith-restoring trip to Israel
• Suspects flee after trucker robbed in parking lot
• Country club fire minimal
• Jury rules against man who had penis amputated by doctor
• Obama consults with GE execs on job creation
• Navy orders ships to move out of Hurricane Irene's path
• Officials respond to possible fire at Bel-Wood Country Club
• Townships attract new, relocating businesses
• Increase in year over year home sales give real estate agents confidence
• Church to recognize 9/11 first responders
• Hofbrauhaus faces up to 50 days without liquor license
• 5 confirmed for council race; 3 others uncertain
• ‘Downtown Mason is for sale,' says local real estate mogul
• UC Hospital to conduct mock crisis
• PTAs use custom kit services to order school supplies
• Reward increased for missing woman
• Mason student earns perfect score on ACT
• Lakota’s top state ranking 
puts district in elite group
• Monroe schools earn Excellent rating
• Lakota earns highest state rating -- again
• Class of ’66 composite an addition to Monroe high school halls
• Gas prices fluctuating; some stations down to $3.29 per gallon
• Missing woman left one nursing home for another after fight with roommate
• U.S. recession not likely, but neither is recovery
• Hazardous weather alert issued for Butler, Warren counties
• Evacuations begin ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Back to School for Mason - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hospitals demand better-educated nurses
• Police cruiser hits school bus
• Mall signs TV producers as major anchor tenant
• Greentree opens up world of science
• Fire extinguished at I-75 rest area
• Earthquake tremors felt in area
• Ohio chamber of commerce president and CEO stumps for Issue 2
• Authorities searching for missing woman prepare for worst case scenario
• State patrol responding to crash involving bus, police cruiser
• Historic building in Deerfield Twp. is safe for now
• Police: Car thief ran out of gas during pursuit
• Lakota to unveil Home Access Center for parents, students
• Hero’s Ride this Saturday
• Closed gas valve prompted elementary school evacuation
• Unemployment in Butler County increases
• Body found in field near business
• Area sees steep increase in need for food assistance
• Injury accident on I-75 sends one to hospital
• Softball tourney in honor of deputy killed on duty
• Monroe Lending Library opens 

• Tea Party to host Lakota School Board candidates forum
• Officer shoots dog, bullet hits another officer
• GOP has all the redistricting clout
• 3 out of 4 high school graduates did not meet college readiness standards
• Area witnesses steep increase in requests for public assistance
• Reward offered for missing woman
• New bill would hold VA employees responsible for unsafe practices
• Bomb squad kept busy with suspicious activities
• One arrested following Ohio 129 crash
• Police still don't have suspect in fatal shooting
• Kohls employee arrested in theft of shorts had outstanding warrant
• Motorcyclist remains critical after crash
• Jesus statue webcam offers construction view
• Kohls employee arrested in theft of shorts had outstanding warrant
• Proposed bill would allow inmates to manufacture goods for market
• West Nile Virus likely in the area
• Two Cincinnati officers on leave after weekend shootings
• More seniors, but fewer living in nursing homes
• New United Way director excited about future opportunities
• Inmate work force is down over 35 percent
• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that critically injured motorcyclist
• Man dies at hospital after being shot in head
• Webcam to offer view of construction
• Webcam to offer view of new Jesus statue construction
• Kings Island raises $200K for breast cancer
• Driver injured in burning vehicle after wreck
• Electric bills rising with summer temperatures
• Vehicle reportedly on fire after going airborne into woods
• Vigil conducted for missing Fairfield woman day after authorities search home
• Cuts will impact most vulnerable citizens
• Lanes open on I-75 after crashes
• ‘Superstreet’ nearly complete; Ohio 129 bridge work begins
• Businesses handle influx of Miami students now back on campus
• No injuries from Edgewood school bus wreck
• Investigation continues on Hamilton man found dead
• EMF falling short of demand
• Save big bucks at the Kroger Mega Sale
• Roberto Clemente exhibit hits Warren County
• Residents see high electric bills following July’s record temps
• Is Butler County using buildings efficiently?
• Grange hosts luncheon during Mason Heritage Festival
• Church giving away school supplies
• Monroe Lending Library opens new buiding on East Avenue
• Power of the Purse kicks off fifth year
• Vigil today for missing woman; authorities remove items from her home
• Roberto Clemente baseball exhibit opens soon
• Third phase of Bypass Ohio 4 'superstreet' begins today
• OVI checkpoint today along Ohio 747
• Man in fair condition after staircase collapses
• World Disabled Waterski Championships to be in West Chester Twp.
• More residents working two jobs to pay the bills
• Both sides critical of SB5
• Sheriff wants Butler off list of counties with big drunken driving numbers
• $54M price tag for interchange, one-mile stretch of highway
• World disabled waterski championships this weekend at area park
• Miami launches programs for retirees at its VOALC in West Chester Twp.
• Business leaders say Over-the-Rhine’s crime stigma isn’t realistic
• Airport scanners will no longer show naked images
• 5-year-old hit by car still critical; police investigate mother
• 20-year-old tire, auto business eyes expansion 
in township
• Mason one of the top 100 places to live
• School supply costs vary for Butler, Warren County students
• Family to pay some Yamaha costs
• Region could see rain today
• What happened to Katelyn Markham?
• Math, reading stumbling blocks for many districts
• One seriously injured in Ohio 129 crash
• Miami University to have largest crop of international students
• What happened to Katelyn Markham? Police, family say there are few clues
• Child removed from home of mother of little girl struck by car
• Kings Island looking to hire 500 for Halloween Haunt
• Business leaders say Over-the-Rhine’s crime stigma isn’t realistic
• Cadillac Ranch bar closed as IRS investigating inside
• Governor taps South Lebanon councilwoman as liaison
• Group selects Homearama site
• Man charged after fleeing from police in chase
• SB 5 author tells Tea Party members she will fight to save bill
• Police avert possible theft of angel outside Solid Rock Church
• Tell us where to find the worst-looking buildings, properties
• Last message from missing local woman was photo sent by text
• Mild temperatures on first day of school for many
• Miami’s West Chester campus will have courses for those 50 and older
• Firearm sales up in 2011
• Credit card late payments hit 17-year low
• Online swim company to bring in 75 jobs
• First Financial acquires Indiana bank branches
• Search continues for missing woman
• Jolivette announces bid to run for state representative
• City publicizes streetcar amid petition for another vote
• Crews extinguish train fire
• Budget cuts impacting school transportation
• Fire at TPC River’s Bend contained to dryer
• Reach Out Lakota provides supplies for 500 students
• Free fries Wednesday at Penn Station
• FDA to do six-month review 
of Amylin drug
• Networking events this week
• Garden Manor gets award
• Servatii pastry shop in Fairfield opens today
• School buses safest mode of transportation for students
• 5-year-old struck by car suffers life-threatening injuries
• Local cheerleading coach injured in Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• School bus safety tips
• School bus crashes on the rise across region
• School bus crashes decrease, data show
• AK’s Middletown Works has hired 50 people this year
• Dispatcher: Reported fire in Franklin unfounded
• Police asking for help in locating missing woman
• Fighting cancer, local farmer remains true to roots
• County to study building usage
• Art exhibit focuses on women
• One injured in rollover crash
• Officials to unveil Cincinnati street car sign
• Bypass Ohio 4 bridge work begins; Superstreet almost ready
• Carver creates chain saw sculpture in man's backyard
• More than 200,000 expected at Western & Southern Open
• Medical center may expand in region
• Condition improves for man pinned under van
• Bomb squad at Boehner’s office
• Recent crimes have major impact on local shops
• Gift creates leadership enrichment fund at Miami U.
• Jail phones generate county revenue
• Murder, suicide reminds couple of mission against teen violence
• 5th Fremont Paddling Fest on Great Miami set for Aug. 20
• Lake 
algae hinders tourism
• Small fire temporarily closes Roosters restaurant
• Suspicious briefcases found at Boehner’s office
• Teen in fair condition after crashing into tree
• Decimated by annexations, township’s future is bleak
• Man takes issue to heart
• Event brings competitors from across U.S. to get muddy
• Despite tight budgets, quick response still the goal for safety crews
• BMV records are secret
• Save on school gear
• Extreme volatility and market jolts may be winding down, brokers say
• Historic roller coaster taken down at LeSourdsville
• 11 counties must repay taxes
• Road to citizenship bumpy, but worth the effort
• Where are the community’s eyesores?
• Miami qualifies for more freedom under state plan
• Fire at Monroe business extinguished
• Gold value reaches highest, residents cash in
• Two-day event honors U.S. troops
• Reward offered for information in scrap thefts
• Counties forced to repay improperly collected tax money
• Polling places to be reduced in Butler County
• Area districts plan no changes yet with cursive writing issue
• Little Miami school board changes meeting
• Animal shelter, Doctors Urgent Care team up for tourney
• 77-year-old motorcyclist serious after wreck with tractor
• Police target scrap metal thieves with rewards for buyers
• Mason School District names three new assistant principals
• Man faces trial in mom’s stabbing death
• 77-year-old motorcyclist in serious condition
• Former Bengal embarrassed, humiliated by suit
• Family disputes jury in wrongful death case
• We want your military photos
• Bethany Green Circle gas station plan headed to court
• Mason decides to regulate ‘Internet’ cafes
• New administrator comes with experience
• Tax issues ask voters to dig a little deeper
• Bomb squad probe prompts evacuation of homes
• Plan would give state universities more autonomy
• Two hurt in three-vehicle crash
• 77-year-old motorcyclist critical after wreck with tractor
• Man found pinned under van in critical condition
• Former board of elections director pleads guilty to theft
• Aveda Fredric’s Institute moves to Butler County
• Monroe finance director remains under city manager
• Butler County sees fewer crash deaths
• Chiropractic practice opens in Liberty Twp.
• Former board of elections director pleads guilty to theft
• Man dies after mini-van, dump truck collide
• West Chester Twp. hires first-ever HR director, buys ambulance
• Gas prices drop in wake of credit rating downgrade
• Fuel requirements concern local truck drivers
• Brown calls for foreclosure clean-up
• International sales have increased for AK Steel
• Peaceful protest at Boehner’s office
• Woman skydives 50 times to set state record
• Racist fliers distributed where teen shooting deaths occurred
• Warren United Way selects new director
• Couple reports missing gun from area hotel room
• Dance studio open at Bridgewater
• Police question hit-and-run suspect
• Mud slide shuts down road, lightning strikes home
• Philanthropy increases nationwide for first time since 2007
• Lakota finalizes levy for November ballot
• Credit rating downgrade impact remains unclear, financial anaysts say
• County may reduce precincts
• Yard-waste programs, sales of lawn mowers with bags decline
• Shoplifting, car theft suspect injured after police chase
• Cincinnati bus routes draw more from Butler County
• Business networking events this week
• AAA Hamilton travel consultants honored
• Hot Head coming to Ross Twp.
• Thunderstorm watch cancelled, more rain possible tonight
• Suspect injured in crash after police chase
• Woman starts quilt business after mom closes shop
• The future of Corridor 75 Logistics Park hangs on economic recovery
• Survey says economy driving motorists to wait out repairs
• Great Miami River drawing many fishermen, families this summer
• Young boy’s death at hands of foster parents led to change
• Satellite campuses boom in area
• Ohio Lottery reports record sales of more than $2 billion
• The fishing is pretty good on the Great Miami River
• Express bus routes draw more riders from county
• World Choir Games generate early buzz for 2012
• 13th annual Blues Fest packs downtown Lebanon
• Bomb squad investigates homemade device at water pumping station.
• Employers disregarding jobless candidates
• New ‘blizzard bag’ policy available for schools using snow days
• Here's the Deal: E-books can score you free reading
• Hero’s welcome for U.S. Marine
• Bomb squad investigates homemade device
• Mason senior meets Ohio Secretary of State
• Eight bands to take the stage at 13th Lebanon Blues Festival
• Filing deadline for Nov. 8 election nears for local candidates
• Bomb squad called to Harveysburg
• Funding outlook better for Mason schools
• Teens broke up a week before Warren County murder-suicide
• I-75 in Warren County reopens after early morning crash
• Family tailgating part of this year’s Hornet Day fest
• Teens broke up a week before murder-suicide
• GOP gains more power from population shifts
• Child taken to hospital after being found in pool
• Preschool owner admits to lengthy sexual relationship with girl
• 2 students killed in apparent murder-suicide
• Warren County manufacturing site sold
• Widmer appeal to include detective's false records
• Vote on controversial gas station planned for Monday
• Township considers building project
• $3M embezzlement forces layoffs 
at family-owned business
• Tide Dry Cleaners franchisee sets up shop in Liberty Twp.
• Americans cut spending 
for first time in 2 years
• Cincinnati area events have broad economic impact
• New state district lines to be drawn beginning today
• Ballot language favors Senate Bill 5 opponents
• Homeless shelter clients do volunteer work for city
• $3M embezzlement forces layoffs 
at family-owned business; Ex-CFO sentenced to 15 years
• Man kills 17-year-old girlfriend, turns gun on himself, coroner says
• Firefighters battle 2 morning blazes
• $6K in copper hidden under concrete stolen from local Duke site
• AtriCure reports net loss
• Ross Twp. firefighters battling two structure fires
• Events in honor of Niederman dad who has lymphoma
• Power restored after morning storm
• Layoffs mean economy can’t pick up any steam
• Museum center officials pull levy request to fix Art Deco building
• Extreme heat affecting bottom line of area events
• What is it? Mystery item on display at fair was a medical device
• Last player in Butler County fiber optics scandal gets 15 months
• Grand jury gets case of former Bristol’s Show Club thefts
• Events in support of Niederman farm owner who has lymphoma
• 38 cases of lotion stolen from warehouse
• Woman injured in crash on Ohio 63
• Companies file report to FDA for locally made drug
• Heat wave set to tie 110-year-old record
• AK Steel stock hasn’t recovered from 17% dip
• Vacant homes 
double in decade; Hamilton, Middletown hit hard
• Miami considers shorter semesters, January session
• Extended summer heat wave draws down fair attendance
• HHS grad wins Cincinnati Opera contest, contract
• Law firm to help Butler County fight default status
• Helicopter used to transport victim at two-vehicle crash
• Hamilton grad wins Cincinnati Opera contest
• Leisure, hospitality jobs grow in region
• Police release names of victims in crash after Butler County Fair; driver charged
• Cincy Zoo preps new exhibit of 'toddler cougars'
• Duke picks Butler, Warren sites
• High school sports fees add costs to struggling families
• Duke picks Butler, Warren firms
• Grand champion steer sells for $3,800
• Wright brothers-inspired planes in other crashes
• Public hearings begin on rural zoning code
• Businesses collecting school supplies for United Way drive
• Monroe works on $1.3 million budget cut
• 2 killed in Wright Flyer look-alike crash
• 2 ejected in pickup truck crash
• Destruction rules at Demolition Derby
• 2 ejected from truck bed in pickup crash; one critically injured
• Police looking into 4-year-old’s fatal fall
• October trial set
in teacher sex case
• Driver injured on I-75 after ramming car into parked semi
• Horse found dead, others malnourished; owner charged
• Here's the Deal: Save on school supplies now
• Monroe city staff positions could be cut
• Community helps Partners in Prime win new car
• West Chester to host Biennial Disabled Water Ski World Championships
• First Financial posts 2Q profit
• Toddler dies after reported fall down steps
• Local teacher helps educate, feed Haitians
• Program teaches philanthropy to high school, college students
• Trenton Computer Services opens second location
• Bananas playhouse, Urban Splat close doors
• Private daycare director accused of child rape
• Northbound I-75 lanes reopen after car rams parked semi
• New trial date set for former Mason teacher accused in sex acts with students
• Greekfest kicks off today, runs through weekend
• Cincinnati Zoo opens cougar exhibit, offers half-price admission next weekend
• Another group expresses interest in Middletown college branch campus
• Shortage of drivers looms for U.S. trucking industry
• Area plays big part 
in movie trailer for Clooney's 'Ides of March'
• Will $100K pay study really save Butler County money?
• Competition 'fierce' in men's bakeoff at the fair
• Area farmers connect with youth to promote agriculture in the county
• 5-vehicle crash shuts down Interstate 71, injures three
• Child in critical condition; incident under investigation
• Attorney wants statements made by accused deputy killer kept out of trial
• Private daycare director accused of child rape
• Cincinnati Financial reports net loss from spring storms
• Mason grad to debut 1st album during concert at West Chester church
• Mason’s new superintendent starts next week
• LCNB to reinvest dividends
• Mason Marching Band expands its ranks, aims higher
• Truck full of whiskey catches fire, stalls I-75 traffic
• Bananas playhouse, UrbanSplat close doors
• Woman on mission to cure Alzheimer’s disease
• Historical building could be torn down for gas station
• New lane in Fields Ertel area could help ease traffic snarls
• Rain or shine, Pops will perform
• Mason to save money on insurance
• Injured officer to keep $1.9 million settlement
• Errors in petitions keep candidates off of November ballots
• Meat Loaf is 'relief pitcher' for Hamilton mayor Friday at Reds game
• Beekeeping 4-H project creates a buzz
• Ride inspections ensure fair attendees’ safety
• 4-H youth gets jump on engineering career
• Delay on debt ceiling vote stresses some locally
• High temperatures hurt turnout at Warren County Fair
• Ride inspections help fair attendees’ safety
• Monroe Schools take out loan to meet cash flow obligations
• Monroe city council race will be crowded this fall
• Butler County resident lands internship with Boehner
• Former auditor Kay Rogers headed to prison for role in scandal
• Elderly services levy will be on Nov. 8 ballot
• Lakota West grad spreads passion for music via European tour
• AK Steel reports higher net income
• Area woman named Volunteer Parent Advocate of the Year
• Local jobless rates climb
• Former auditor Kay Rogers headed to prison for role in fiber optics scandal
• Pie judge adds dash of education
• Girl Scouts return from service trip to Jamaica
• WMOH owner, Christian broadcaster remembered as radio 'pioneer'
• Former auditor Kay Rogers sentenced to prison in Dynus scandal
• Administrators on the move in Lebanon, Little Miami schools
• Preview offers a taste of Greece on the go
• Grand champion is one of a kind
• Area companies to release revenues this week
• Fairfield grad has one-of-a-kind grand champion cow
• 5 Hot Head Burritos will be open by the end of the year
• Local rally backs Boehner in debt ceiling talks
• Fired elections official facing felonies seeks drug treatment, lawyer says
• Libertarians join political fray in Butler County
• Preview offers a taste of Greek festival
• Vehicle flips after hitting pole, 3 injured
• Boehner supporters to rally over national debt Monday
• Cincinnati Children’s named a top hospital for 2011
• More Ohioans receiving handicapped parking permits
• Online school rule struck down
• Asiatique, Reach Out Lakota collaborate for event
• P&G celebrates opening of service center
• Major Cincinnati companies work together on environmental efforts
• Former Clinton staffer to head local elections board
• Crownings herald start of 161st Butler County Fair
• Sentencing set for FBI informant in Dynus scandal
• Lebanon family’s dream trip to air Monday night on HGTV
• Weather service says floods possible
• Boehner supporters to rally over national debt issues Monday
• 161st Butler County Fair kicks off today
• Bill allows horse-racing tracks to install video slots
• 4-H program ‘not all cows and corn’
• 4-H members set up for fair
• A ‘crazy’ regatta puts whimsy on the water
• Lebanon hosts rocketry meet during weekend
• Crazy Cardboard Regatta gets fishy with special awards
• Centralized purchasing saves county tens of thousands
• Number of handicapped parking placards surge
• Here's the Deal: Get a $10 gas card by buying essentials
• Spring’s excessive rain much-needed now; heat warning extended to Saturday night
• State jobless rate on the rise
• Democratic Party leader is new elections director
• We want to photograph fair winners
• Elections board names new director
• 2011 Butler County Fair schedule
• Copper stolen from former Bristol’s Show Club
• Monroe Schools must borrow $1.4M while waiting on cash from auditor
• Saturday’s antique car parade celebrates 100 years of Chevrolet
• Little Miami voters to face school levy decision for 9th time
• Crazy Cardboard Regatta sets sail this weekend
• Music teacher’s passion was sharing her knowledge
• Vehicle rolls over on Interstate 75
• ATC Aerospace leases space in West Chester Twp.
• Workers cope with broiling heat; warning in effect through 9 p.m.
• Guide: 2011 Butler County Fair schedule of events
• Encore Youth Theatre presents ‘Big' the musical
• 161st Butler County Fair kicks off this weekend
• Smoking fines could shut down local bars
• SB 5 now up to voters
• Bias cases may cost county $100K
• Elections board expected to name new director today
• Prison thief receives 30 days in jail
• Showmanship competition leaves many high on the hog
• Prosecutors to turn over videotapes in Mason teacher sex case
• Excessive heat warning extended
• Court orders re-sentencing of sex offenders
• Intense heat delays start time for rides at fair
• Area home sales down for June
• Developer given 
2-year extension
• $1.7M building upgrade planned for fairgrounds
• Coroner rules man’s death not heat-related
• Bright bowing out next week after 21 years in Mason schools
• Lebanon hosts national model rocketry meet starting this weekend
• Excessive heat warning extended; death of area man may be linked
• Kings boosts interdistrict open enrollment
• Demolition derby a real smash for fair crowd
• Former director’s ex is indicted for two county office break-ins.
• American Red Cross saves $2.5M in layoffs after consolidation
• Warren County official hired as new Deerfield administrator
• More attractions for this year's Great Miami River Days
• Excessive heat warning extended; death of Butler County man may be linked
• More jobs leaving Butler County
• Why did West Chester opt out of siren policy?
• Becker hired as new Deerfield administrator
• Former Board of Elections director’s ex indicted in break-ins case
• Officials identify man who possibly died of heat exposure
• Coaster marathon at Kings Island to help kids with life-threatening illness
• Mason man receives 5 years in prison for cooking up meth
• Judge denies change of venue for suspect in deputy's death
• Red Cross announces layoffs
• Sub sandwiches $1 on Thursday
• Roads closing for work on 7 rail crossings
• Butler County 4th in state in deportations of illegals
• Security spotty at smaller airports, study finds
• $1.7M building upgrade planned for fairgrounds
• Local dance troupe meets noted dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov during NYC trip
• Fairgoers, animals cope with heat advisory
• American Red Cross to outline staff cuts today
• Judge denies change of venue motion in Isreal case
• Coy Stultz memorial event set for Aug. 6
• Judge rules to allow insanity plea in teacher sex case
• Fair goers, animals cope with heat advisory
• Vehicle crashes into house
• Some closures planned for I-75 in Warren County this week
• Hamilton hospital shifts to electronic records
• July heat wave grips region, to stay awhile
• Meat Loaf to throw out 1st pitch at Reds game
• Boomerang Bay extends hours in heat wave
• Speeches, impromptu answers win royalty at county fair
• Fort Hamilton reaches deal with Aetna, other carriers
• Monroe Schools names interim treasurer
• Schools, businesses can learn from each other, OSBA director says
• Attendance figures may be on par with hot-air balloon event's best
• Consumer spending rising locally, tax revenues indicate
• American Red Cross regions consolidate in Cincinnati-Dayton areas
• Amylin Pharmaceuticals names new plant manager
• Win time with ‘Loser’ trainer
• Local man killed in ATV crash in Kentucky
• Thousands set to lose jobless benefits
• Heat wave expected this week
• Newcomer hopes first day of fair brings birthday cheer
• Kitchen fire shuts down three restaurants near Fields Ertel
• Thousands to lose jobless benefits
• Ohio lawmaker's twitter gets hacked with inappropriate photos
• Ohio cracking down on modern bullying
• Nine injured in Warren County interstate crash
• Growth increases could alter landscape of local township
• Driver's exam stations could close under proposed recommendations
• County fair stays alive despite state budget cuts
• Developer may be reviving big project
• Does a good marriage help blacks?
• 2 of 4 driver’s exam stations could close under proposed recommendation
• Specially shaped balloon becomes floating spectacle
• 12 Badin students earn AP Scholar awards
• Developer for possible Cincy State campus in Middletown busy in Ohio
• Here's the Deal: Save your way to better health
• Ziplines to cross river in the fall; appeal dropped
• AtriCure gets state funding from Ohio Third Frontier
• Mason Early Childhood Center's new principal described as 'a very caring professional'
• OVI checkpoint in Warren County tonight
• Next week will be extremely hot; rain expected this weekend
• Skydivers, balloons to take flight starting tonight
• Women learn how to defend themselves against attack
• Family’s concern growing for brother of Mike Fox missing since March
• Mental health levy renewal headed 
to ballot
• Family builds boat for their kids 
to sail in Crazy Cardboard Regatta
• Late bill payment could be costly to Butler County
• Shooting story false, police say
• Crews battling fully engulfed house fire
• Missing since March, Rodney Fox declared incompetent
• Mason boosts its school lunch prices to avoid a deficit
• Non-profit brings voice to local Asian communities
• Deerfield delays hiring new administrator
• Monster (truck) to crash Lebanon block party
• Mason grad's gravity-defying crash to be analyzed on new show
• Warren County Fair begins next week
• Siblings not hog-tied despite pressure of showing at fair
• Enrollment deadline looms for Lakota private busing
• Deerfield to rehire former administrator, current county director
• McCullough-Hyde opens urgent care
• Police seek suspect in 2nd shooting in as many days
• Binge drinking higher in Butler County than nation
• Kings Island shuts down popular roller coaster
• Heat wave hits West Chester senior center after A/C units break
• GE Aviation expands, moves jobs to county
• Company to build $16M facility off Ohio 63
• Farm market helps cultivate job skills
• Support from nonprofit groups help balloon event take off
• Volunteer force important part of balloon event
• Youth leadership conference next month
• Child may have nearly drowned at West Chester home
• Company to build $16M facility off Ohio 63, could bring 90 jobs
• Monroe seeking interim treasurer
• Deerfield administrator cites health reasons; replacement could be named this week
• Wayne Local staying afloat despite state education cuts
• New windows for shuttered school building
• New people in charge at Little Miami
• Greenbusch Group opens area office
• Relocations sparked by tax incentives, according to study
• Landing jobs proves tougher for men
• Man guilty of assaulting corrections officer in jail attack
• Police warn about leaving animals outside without cold water, shelter
• Army of supporters will golf to raise colon cancer awareness
• Fairfield Schools mull 3 levy options
• Hearing Solutions opening today in Liberty Twp.
• Oppressive heat continues in region; smog alert remains in effect
• Lakota takes first step to placing 4.75-mill levy on ballot
• Businesses hope widened I-75 is a highway for growth
• Contractor plays key role in region’s roads
• Trivial calls to 911 costly to taxpayers
• 79-year-old goes skydiving to fulfull ‘bucket list’
• Butler County ESC names new leader
• Lakota takes first step to putting 4.75-mill levy on ballot
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Sweltering weather pushes heat indices into triple digits
• County official accused of drug trafficking
• Middletown businessman to wed soap opera star
• Little Miami hires principal from Deer Park High School
• Spanish classes dropped for Mason first-graders, added for middle schoolers
• Construction is under way 
for new Jungle Jim’s location
• Mason woman named regional vice president for Anthem
• Networking events this week
• Development group outlines Ohio 63 plan
• Police: Grandfather charged after accidentally shooting girl
• Young dog trainer spends time with ‘Dog Whisperer’
• Motorist all business for I-75 drive
• Police busy enforcing law in construction zone
• Truckers wary of work-zone drive
• I-75 multimillion overhaul nearing completion
• Asians surpass blacks as Warren County’s largest minority, according to census
• Liquor sales soaring in sluggish economy
• Heat wave will cook Southwest Ohio on Monday, Tuesday
• Maineville man injured in motorcycle crash
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 political battleground
• European OK of diabetes drug may create local jobs
• Amateur astronomer seeks county support for observatory
• Ohio still likely to be 2012 battleground
• Daughter accused of setting up home invasion
• Wayne Madison valley development project gains steam
• Man, dogs escape fire
• Basketball player facing robbery charges
• Deerfield Twp. administrator resigns
• Learn to 'rob' a train with the family
• Man, dogs escape after Harley backfire starts blaze
• Power named Interim Superintendent for Little Miami Schools
• Futurama episode written by Miami, Edgewood grad
• “Significant” blaze that damaged two homes still being investigated
• Crews battling morning house fire in Warren County
• Investigation ordered for trustee, ex-cop
• Firefighter injured in ‘significant’ overnight blaze
• OVI checkpoint in Hamilton tonight
• Local reaction cautious to optimistic hiring numbers
• Lakota board considers three levy options
• County mental health board plans to seek renewal levy
• Nurse honored with award
• School treasurer leaves Monroe for Middletown job
• Create your own salsa for a spicy summer dish
• OSHA investigating workplace injury accident
• Kings Island welcomes children with life threatening illnesses
• Group looking for funding 
to build county observatory
• Natorp’s is growing: New project in the works
• New zoning regulations bring Deerfield Twp. up to date
• School districts must regulate snacks, beverages
• Damages at AK Butler plant won’t impact shipments
• Health care, bargaining rights put Ohio at center of debate
• Countywide tornado siren policy in full swing
• Employee flown to hospital after workplace accident
• County to start counting signatures to repeal SB 5
• Mercy plans $15M expansion, more employees in Fairfield
• Former elections director pleads not guilty; more than 20 applicants seek her old job
• Monroe firefighter loses battle with cancer
• AK retirees elect new leader
• State gives Little Miami schools ‘breathing room’
• Police searching for alleged credit card thief
• Little Miami superintendent to land Greenon job
• Monroe firefighter loses battle with cancer
• Hamilton area McDonald’s to get makeover
• Local man wins $300K in lotto
• 3 taken to hospitals after 4-vehicle crash shuts down lanes on interstate
• Fire crews extinguish garage blaze
• I-71 lanes open after 4-vehicle crash
• Speed a factor in deaths of three young men, police say
• County settles pay dispute with worker
• City plans reconstruction for Todhunter Road, seeks state funding
• Resident sues township over record keeping
• Caesar Creek marina project money restored
• Little Miami superintendent a finalist for Greenon job
• Part of Tylersville Road to close for 2 months
• United Way holds loyal donor reception
• Death toll rises to 3 after fatal crash
• 3 lost Mason High School rings found
• Participants needed for Mason festival contest
• Road work to close lanes on I-71 bridge
• Alcohol and guns don't mix, bar employees say
• Officials say land 
is a city’s key asset
• Blues musician not feeling so blue
• Taxi reform wins favor of council and cabbies in Cincinnati
• Museum center pitches $150M bond
• Drunken driving cases in area fall 20 percent in 3 years
• County begins work to reduce 2012 budget by $4 million
• Future of government earmarks in question
• 'Suspicious' fire temporarily displaces couple
• Pyramid Hill activities abound this summer
• Baby giraffe at Cincinnati Zoo dies
• Franklin Boxboard closing, cutting 81 employees
• Here's the Deal: The value of keeping your receipts
• Study: Green light for campus in Middletown
• Bristol Palin knocks ‘Middleton’
• Beach Waterpark celebrates Independence Day; Dive-In movies air this month and next
• Miami professor aims to tell Cleopatra’s full story
• Things to do: Area July 4th events list
• Springfield Grammy-winner featured in anti-dropout ads
• Former Dayton city manager to run operations of U.S. Rep. Turner’s offices
• $600M lost in local payroll
• Monroe and firefighters union at odds over new contract
• Mistrial declared in rape case
• Day care staff, students bid farewell; doors close after 22 years
• 28 Mason schools employees sign up for severance program
• Kings cuts positions to reduce budget
• Former Dayton city manager Lemmie to lead Congressman Turner’s local offices
• Grammy-winner John Legend to headline P&G anti-dropout promotion
• New teacher contracts aren’t windfalls, official says
• OGT scores show gains for most Butler County districts
• Little Miami realigns its leadership
• Last summer’s drought, weed killer affecting spruce trees
• False alarms net nearly $12,000 a year for city
• Man faces sentencing in Heritage Club burglaries
• Search for next United Way director under 10
• Here’s how to get a bang 
out of your holiday weekend
• Family-owned funeral business opens location in Liberty Twp.
• West Chester the only holdout from county emergency siren policy
• Bristol Palin knocks ‘Middleton’ in autobiography
• County to enveil tornado siren policy
• LCNB National Bank receives national ranking
• Liberty to celebrate July 4 with parade
• West Chester Twp. OKs raises for non-contracted staff
• Tri-state council meetings for regional water, freight plans
• Residents question legality of school union contracts
• Some cash-strapped patients are skipping dental visits
• How have you been impacted by child support?
• Estate tax repeal to cost cities millions
• Ohio budget keeps taxes, cuts school and local government funding
• Trustees approve up to 4 percent in raises
• Little Miami board takes first step toward November levy request
• Mason reorganizes administrators to cut costs
• Study: Green light for local Cincy State campus
• Lakota board questioning budget
• State estate tax loss could mean change to city spending
• House OKs texting-while-driving ban
• Warren County agency wants to resume collection of full tax levy
• Notebook: Lakota keeps high bond rating; administrators leaving at rapid rate
• Dentists partner with Reach Out Lakota
• Agent joins 
trade association
• Privatization of lottery rejected in state budget bill
• Former Ohio leaders spurn boost in water withdrawal
• States can’t keep kids from violent video games
• Lakota to lease out radio station
• Ohio gas prices drop again, average $3.34 a gallon
• TriHealth adds wound centers Fort Hamilton only center in Butler County
• Two hospitalized after Ross Twp. wreck
• Prosecutor concerned about no bond for man accused of stealing $100K
• High pay for school superintendents defended
• Cities mull plan to extend Yankee Road, alleviate traffic in front of schools
• Country gift shop opens in Hamilton
• Cities mull plan to extend Yankee, allevate traffic in front of Monroe schools
• Atrium awards 29 health scholarships
• Donation leads to addition to museum
• Treasures found in state coffers
• Casino’s impact on Butler County slight, experts say
• School chiefs’ pay defended
• Police identify man who fell off bridge into Ohio River
• Spring storms leave big bill
• Richter scale inventor tribute part of Sunday park program
• This is final weekend of Homearama show
• Fenwick festival opening offers fun, a homecoming surprise
• Golf outing in memory of deputy who died
• Here's the Deal: Coupons will save you this weekend
• Man who fell off bridge into Ohio River still missing
• Miami president's contract extended; in-state tuition jumps
• Barbecue caterer now open in Liberty Twp.
• Stagecraft fundamentals in the spotlight at school's drama camp
• County arts festival starts Friday night
• Man falls off bridge into Ohio River
• Mailing addresses change for some in West Chester Twp.
• Gas prices in Butler, Warren average $3.36 per gallon
• Elections board fires indicted director
• Senior agencies feel loss of well-check program
• "Officer Bob' back for 39th Safety Town
• Teens get behind-the-wheels training
• Jobs scarce for police academy grads
• Tampered road sign warns of zombies
• Federal aid protects local farms from volatile markets
• Effort under way to restore Caesar Creek marina funding
• Eighth-graders enjoy ‘hands on’ at Career Center
• Summerbration begins with cruise-in today at Bridgewater Falls
• Kings school receives hall of fame award
• 23 of 52 SunCoke hires are from Butler County; 33 more jobs to fill
• Board of elections fires indicted director
• Fairfield, Liberty, Monroe fire up 4th of July plans
• String of thefts prompts neighborhood warning
• ‘Aristocats’ musical to be on Monroe High School stage
• Kings approves new contracts with unions
• Mason, Little Miami see rise in honors diplomas, state says
• Group says Gilb can’t run again in election
• Torch Run to honor fallen deputies
• Mason firefighter recognized for quick action
• Arts Council continues to be a success story
• Butler County elections director indicted
• 23 of 52 SunCoke hires are from Butler County
• Butler Tech teachers get raises in new 2-year contract
• Sheriff says governor’s inaction on immigration reform is costing jobs
• Area home sales fell in May
• County board of elections director indicted
• Contract expires; Laborers Local 534 members picket
• Townships' aging roads benefit from slurry, officials say
• Joblessness up in May, despite openings
• Convictions upheld in dumping waste case
• Badin students receive medals
• Inmates help raise $10K for Special Olympics
• Death off Ohio’s tallest bridge thought to be suicide
• Longtime physical education teacher retires after 38 years
• Today’s storms likely to include hail, damaging winds
• Naked man found asleep in car flees before arrest
• 48-year-old man dies after falling off Ohio’s tallest bridge
• WindSeeker finally opens to thrill of riders
• Studio offers free guys night out at movies
• First Financial Bancorp moving corporate HQs again
• 48-year-old man jumps off Ohio’s tallest bridge, troopers say
• Township prohibits Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Drowning risks rise as temperatures climb
• Section of Ohio 4 to be renamed in honor of fallen Marine
• Lebanon teachers agree to wage freezes
• Grassroots effort underway to restore marina funding
• Free small business seminar
• See every ‘Harry Potter’ movie for free
• High court rejects global warming lawsuit against Ohio power company
• Properties hit by lightning; no one injured
• New marketing director at Butler County Visitors Bureau
• Turner: Obama’s actions in Libya violate War Act Powers
• Federal aid protects farms from volatility
• Reform in works on public pensions
• Lakota to launch online guidance program
• American Legion post seeks projects to serve community
• City looking at meter system that’s automated
• Ex-CEO's delayed sentencing prompts complaints
• Army Reserve helicopter makes emergency landing in Warren County
• Tea Party group opposes Warren County increasing its lodging tax
• Fitness center sought for Otterbein campus
• Police, scrap yards work to reduce metal thefts
• Man who broke into board office was director's ex-boyfriend, documents show
• Who says gifts for Dad have to cost you money?
• Henkle Schueler adds Kentucky property site
• Mother of child who fell out of third-story window arrested
• Gas prices dropping; Fairfield stations among lowest
• NFL player wants to provide busing for Lakota
• Board of Elections leader on paid leave
• Cotter to become MHS principal
• Horse race tracks join competition for more gaming dollars
• Board of Elections leader placed on leave
• Closed parks to reopen, others will get upgrades
• Cincinnati man claims $250K Mega Millions prize
• County to gain jobs by taking over child welfare program
• Lakota taps Mantia as superintendent
• Farmers’ market, concerts on Saturdays in West Chester
• ‘No Lakota’ group split on next levy
• American Legion post seeks members, community projects
• Kings to install 122 security cameras at junior high, high school
• "Miss Peabody's Posse" raises funds for juvenile diabetes research
• Developers to address concerns about potential benzene fumes
• Council votes against putting fire levy on ballot
• Fireworks show 
will go on
 in Mason
• Severance plan OK’d by Mason schools
• Golden Lamb manager working to revitalize historic restaurant
• Four transported to hospital after I-71 wreck
• Driver killed in 5-vehicle crash
• Truck winds up in man’s living room
• Cities defend manager perks
• Cincinnati casino developer to pay $110M to state in deal
• Local city managers receiving perks outlawed by SB 5
• DogFest, Union Centre Blvd. Blast not happening this summer
• Pickerington superintendent headed to Lakota, report says
• Truck ends up in man’s living room
• One dead after multi-vehicle accident
• Lebanon Raceway officials excited by gaming news
• Four vehicles in crash on I-75 south; traffic blocked
• Local woman wins $85K, will appear on Cash Explosion
• Little Miami tax would bring back bussing, elementary building
• Farmers’ market, concerts on Saturdays in West Chester
• Area hospitals more expensive on county health plan
• Details of Cincinnati casino deal expected to come today
• Warren County starts fundraising for 9/11 memorial
• Ohio earns A for effort in manufacturing, C+ overall
• List: Top 10 boy, girl baby names in Cincinnati
• Woman receives 4 years in prison for stabbing husband
• Mason teacher exits district after 39 years in education
• Report: Lakota to hire superintendent
• Pet adoption promotion puts more animals in homes
• Monroe’s tally in fight with SunCoke tops $1M
• Detective challenges job change, says stutter is a liability on patrol
• Super Bowl champ seeks to provide busing to Lakota students
• Woman receives four years in prison for stabbing husband
• Local family wins ‘Braxton Family Values’ party via twitter
• Sinclair launches STEM institute for area educators
• Fundraiser planned for firefighter who had kidney replaced
• Supplier opens branch in Franklin
• Driver flips car in overnight wreck
• Berry Festival begins at Valley Vineyards this weekend
• Super Bowl champ seeks to provide bussing to Lakota students
• 2 concert series scheduled this summer at Pyramid Hill
• Local jobs saved, Kasich says
• Different flags part of Butler County project
• Why do we celebrate Flag Day?
• Police officer awarded $1.9M in civil suit
• Lakota West Freshman School 4th qtr. honor roll
• Gov. Kasich to speak about jobs, technology in Hamilton today
• Liberty Junior School 4th quarter honor roll
• Bridgewater Falls under new leadership
• Fewer kids will participate in summer lunch program
• Cleaning highways can be reward to inmates
• New nonprofit leaders could mean new programs, collaborations
• Ohio money flowing to Palin, Romney
• Caesar Creek marina plan on hold
• Forecast shows road projects to remain underfunded
• Senate: Use marina fund to fix algae instead
• A community shows support for a fallen officer, family
• MU considering tuition hike
• MU Student Center moves closer to breaking ground
• Hamilton speed van receives ticket
• Vinoklet Winery hosts Carbon Sense party
• Gov. Kasich will come to Hamilton Monday to talk jobs
• Alleged assault at Kings Island raises safety concerns
• Change of venue will be sought in trial involving deputy’s death
• Man drowns in Smith Park pond
• Miami considers 3.5 percent tuition hike
• Man shoots at suspect in attempted home burglary
• New superintendent led effort to improve teaching
• Mason graduates choosing 
to stay in state for college
• Volunteer helps educator make more time for teaching
• Four Directions festival highlights Native American culture, life
• Hamilton council approves loan for ThyssenKrupp
• Visitor’s bureau boasts ‘Ride and Roar’ offer, theme itineraries
• Patriotism celebrated by EnterTRAINment Junction
• Event at Wake Nation will include free ride time
• Woman crashes car into guardrail, sent to hospital
• Hazardous weather expected through evening
• OVI checkpoint on Ohio 4 today
• Market for luxury homes retains strength
• Realtors, region seek boost from home show
• Showcase offers one-of-a-kind designs, custom features
• Area K-9 cops compete for points, praise
• Dicks Creek cleanup expected to begin in July
• Middletown man, 40, drowned in Smith Park pond
• Father of slain marine: ‘I want my son home’
• Man's body recovered from pond
• McGraw, Kid Rock, Buffett to play this summer at Riverbend
• Cincinnati Pops, youth orchestra to play Deerfield Twp.
• Police say boy was sexually assaulted at Kings Island
• Fairfield teachers agree to pay freeze
• Butler County No. 1 in job loss for region
• Rain forces area farmers behind ‘eight ball’
• Police to conduct OVI checkpoint in Butler County
• Man shoots at suspect in attempted home burglary
• Grand opening for gym in Trenton
• Rain forces area farmers behind the ‘eight ball’
• Soldier with local ties killed in Iraq on 27th birthday
• Police to conduct OVI checkpoint
• Show to display 300 quilts
• County 
No.1 
in job loss for region
• Searing heat brings smog alert for Butler, Warren
• Fundraising events planned for family of fallen sheriff’s deputy
• Little Miami principal heading to nearby district
• Giant Jesus statue to feature 7-foot head
• Road closes for construction
• Builders hoping to attract buyers to first of its kind community
• Volunteers create school garden
• High school group to be ‘Cinderella story’ at World Choir Games
• Ohio Supreme Court listens to local impact fee case
• IKEA staffers race for research
• Delta falls in ranks of airlines
• Body of missing area man recovered in Bahamas
• Local gas prices fall as OPEC considers raising crude production
• Boehner talks jobs, taxes, health care at meeting
• Choir boosters give Lakota West program a lift
• AK Steel back on Fortune 500 list
• Boehner discusses plan to create jobs during address
• How to stay safe as heat index nears 100
• Parents of child who drowned want others to be vigilant
• Lawmaker pay cuts, restricted abortions part of budget bill changes
• Year ago, Liz Claiborne had plans to expand; now, it's closing
• House GOP taps former Liberty Twp. trustee
• Number of Elderly Service Program clients espected to grow
• Jobs plan big on ideas, short on specifics
• Pickup truck driver cited in chain-reaction crash
• Summer Music Games to have more than 500 performers
• Parents of child who drowned wants other to be vigilant
• Jungle of beers - more than 350 - available to taste at annual fest
• Little Miami teachers agree to wage freezes, insurance premium increase
• Area man missing in Bahamas
• Homearama showcase kicks off soon, features five homes
• Homearama includes fresh faces, one-of-a-kind designs
• 600 jobs at risk with closure of Liz Claiborne distribution center
• Boehner to address local Rotary today about GOP House jobs plan
• Vote for new state legislator 
this week
• Motorcyclist flown to hospital
• State ethics probe clears Furmon, fines Jolivette
• 600 jobs affected by Liz Claiborne closure of West Chester distribution center
• Colonial Communities promotes two staff members to new positions
• Lanes will be closed 3 nights on both sides of I-75
• Multiple-vehicle accident along NB 75
• Ethics probe finds ex-commissioner must repay county
• Verity reopens after fuel spill
• Fuel spill closes lanes on Verity
• Mason hires new superintendent
• Inmates take pride in license plate production
• Vehicle rollover injures two
• Camp Hook Reunion set for June 11
• NAMI Butler County’s founder celebrated
• Vehicle rollover trapped two
• Carlisle grad gets ride in Batmobile
• Body found along Whitewater River may be that of missing toddler
• Girl leaves graduation in Batmobile
• Supreme Court to hear arguments about impact fees for homebuilders
• Crews called to early morning mobile home park fire
• Cews called to early morning mobile home park fire
• ‘Otelia Augspurger’ returns to historic farmstead Sunday
• Badin senior attains goal of being at top of his class
• The easy way to save: Clip coupons
• Lead detective in Widmer murder case quits
• Mental health advocate retires
• Police announce tonight’s checkpoint location
• Accident victim taken to Atrium Medical Center
• Mason teacher’s retirement won’t mean severing ties to district
• Local gas prices on the way back up to $4 a gallon
• OVI checkpoint location announced
• Search continues for toddler who fell in river
• Valley Vineyards bringing back Wine Festival this weekend
• Fuel can explodes, cars burn during house fire
• Catholic festival season begins today at Queen of Peace
• Middletown teachers taking a pay cut
• Police canines compete for top dog
• Mason schools may name new superintendent next week
• Former Butler Tech CEO tops list for Ohio's next schools superintendent
• 4 earn GOP nod for House seat
• Bill would raise alcohol content limit for beer
• New United Way leader says agency is on the right track
• Insurance rate hike looms due to storms
• Butler County ESC superintendent announces his retirement
• Warren County bike ride to raise money for diabetes association
• Cincinnati Pops to play in Deerfield Twp.
• Father charged in infant's death released on house arrest
• Commissioners hire firm to search for next county administrator
• Little Miami curriculum director, four principals resign
• Little Miami seniors headed to prestigious schools
• Lakota teacher encourages graduates
• Award winner puts heart and Soule into sports work
• Kroger strives to raise money for armed forces USO
• Kings school district to bid farewell to longtime teachers
• Mason student wins state fire safety poster contest
• Project brings historical figures to life for students
• Ohio Supreme Court to listen to impact fee case
• After Hours on The Square concert series starts today
• Family has built one of county’s top law firms
• 16-month construction project to begin on U.S. 42
• West Chester hotel gets makeover, high-tech lobby
• Fundraisers set for police officer recovering from bike accident
• Summer concert series begins this Sunday
• Caller thought steam off roof was house fire
• OVI checkpoint planned Friday in Butler County
• Little Miami teachers to vote on wage freezes, insurance premium increase
• Car show at Armco Park this weekend
• Bike ride to raise funds as it crosses Warren County
• Deputy learns a lot about life by running in marathon
• Valley Vineyards to host ‘A Taste of Warren County’ on Saturday
• No foul play suspected in teen’s death
• Low inventory, high gas prices slow auto sales
• Regional effort on business retention hopes to create jobs
• No foul play in Franklin Twp. teen’s death
• State to alter execution policy for cancer-stricken inmate from Hamilton
• Vacant House seat draws keen interest
• Family continues dealing with tornado devastation
• West Chester ‘After Hours’ event Thursday features The Websters
• Mason votes to reinstate four teachers
• Eatery celebrates its opening today
• Family hopeful body found in river not that of missing Franklin Twp. teen
• Cellphones may cause brain cancer, experts say
• ‘Shining light’ in funeral business dies at 61
• Elections meeting today on voting machine lawsuit
• MetroParks opens gates for Antenen Nature Preserve
• Body found in river thought to be missing teen
• Cell phones may cause brain cancer, experts say
• Mason principal dies
• Gas prices falling, but still higher than a year ago
• Frost Brown Todd attorney given faculty award
• Former Miami president remembered for his love of life, MU
• Health Science Academy a 'revolutionary project,' officials say
• Use of ‘God’ on voting stickers stirs controversy
• High bacteria at Caesar Creek Lake limits swimming
• Shriver remembered for his love of life and Miami University
• Officers in fatal deputy pursuit previously reprimanded
• Truck reportedly rolls over on I-75, traffic blocked
• Officers rebuked for other pursuits
• Stone memorial set for fallen soldier
• Mason tennis center expanding to add 5.5 acres, six courts
• West Chester man arrested in prostitution raid
• Dorothy Roth remembered by many
• Heffner: Have a can-do attitude to save money
• Badin Mass kicks off graduation festivities
• State offers ThyssenKrupp training grant
• National spelling bee a ‘sockdologer’ for local student
• Mason teen vaults to top of Boy Scouts’ ranks
• Kings senior earns Naval Academy scholarship
• MetroParks photo contest open to all ages
• Organization and mobilization 
are class president’s strengths
• Lollipop program offered for kids ages 3-5
• VOA Park lake has late-night fishing each month
• American Legion to conduct 2016 convention in Cincinnati area
• Ex-cop launches designated driver business
• List of local Memorial Day events
• Leave an item, take an item at freecycle event
• Sunshine - and no rain - expected for holiday weekend
• Daylight allows area to survey tornado damage
• Despite media spotlight, Burkhardt hasn’t lost his love for coroner’s job
• Devastated families recount terror of tornado
• City worker hurt in wreck at construction site
• Ohio House Speaker
 talks budget, jobs
• 2 trustees, former Middletown mayor vying for Ohio House seat
• Xceligent to inventory industrial and commercial sites for county
• Memorial set for fallen soldier
• More movies being made 
in Ohio
• NWS: Tornado hits Liberty Twp.; Yankee Road reopens
• Fans of dinosaurs enjoy new Kings Island attraction
• Henkle Schueler purchases Dunn Real Estate Group
• Devastated neighbors pick up pieces after wind storm
• First Financial 
to pay dividend
• City employee struck during wreck at construction site
• Kings student focuses on studies after motherhood
• Spelling bee a ‘sockdologer’ for local student
• Township gives lump sum payments in lieu of raises to employees
• Two positions eliminated, one loses job in restructuring
• Former police officer starts designated driver business
• Homes heavily damaged from possible tornado touchdown
• Yamaha wants family who lost child to pay for trial
• Temple named Mason Officer of the Year by peers
• Debate continues over barking case
• Fireworks display will go on in Mason
• Veterans to lead Mason’s Memorial parade
• Mason-Montgomery road gas station decision likely to be postponed again
• Little Miami High School principal takes Ross High School principal job
• Risk of severe weather continues through today
• Tornado watch extended to 10 p.m.
• Crash involving mail truck sends 2 to hospital
• Civil War Days back on Monroe schedule of events
• Trimmers injured after lightning strikes tree
• Smoothie 
King open in Liberty Twp.
• CFC announces quarterly dividend
• Father found not guilty of child endangering
• Tree trimmers fall after lightning strikes tree
• Dinosaur under construction catches fire at Kings Island
• Coley sworn in Tuesday as newest member of the Ohio Senate
• Jobless rate drops again in April but layoffs pick up locally
• Severe weather of spring ’11 not result of climate change
• Community philanthropist Dorothy Roth dies at 81
• Crews called to fire at Kings Island
• Dinosaurs come alive Thursday at Kings Island
• Monroe Historical Society cancels Civil War Days; chairman resigns
• Portion of Oregonia Road closed because of downed electric line
• Chamber cancels Wednesday breakfast event
• Events to fund superintendent’s mission to conduct orchestra
• Butler County GOP to screen state rep nominees
• West Chester to restructure 911 call center, IT department
• Community philanthropist Dorothy Roth dies
• More rain, severe weather in forecast after pounding
• Slow traffic reported on I-71, Yankee Road
• Lakota board trims budget, approves union contracts
• Gas prices expected to spur more holiday travelers to fly
• Monroe board OKs 3-year teacher contract
• Trenton man dies in head-on crash
• Lakota trims budget, approves union contract
• Severe weather pounds area, thousands without power
• Port authority chief to be interim county administrator
• Tornadoes delay Butler-Warren Road expansion
• Four area students earn AK Steel scholarships
• Catholic festival season gets started
• AurGroup’s Year of Service hopes to get every employee to give back to community
• Majority of parents are helping their adult kids financially
• West Chester to change 911 call center, IT department
• West Chester police dog dies
• Firefighters rappel down cliff to rescue boy from creek
• Cates takes on next challenge today
• Golf ball-size hail possible tonight
• Upcoming networking events
• Chamber official appointed to Middletown library board
• Lakota meeting includes budget cuts, contract agreement
• Two area homes catch fire after lightning strikes
• Firefighters rappel 500 feet to rescue boy from creek
• Boy, 11, rescued from water
• Cates resigning to serve Kasich appointment
• AurGroup encouraging employees to give back to community
• Canine has a nose for cell phones
• Nursing homes say health care mandate too costly
• Staff says coroner’s probe old news
• Butler County shifts to new public defender system
• Program helps Hispanic students
• 1 killed, 4 injured in two-car wreck
• 1 killed, 4 injured in two-car wreck in West Chester Twp.
• AK’s annual meeting is 
next week
• Bed tax increase sought to create funding for sports complex
• Christian broadcaster says signs point to Rapture occurring today
• Guilty verdict in Middletown murder trial
• Staff undeterred by coroner surrendering license
• Shawver shifts gears as new PAWS executive director
• Expected birth of grandson spurs competition for gift
• Organization key to big savings
• Trenton Yard Sale Extravaganza this weekend includes surplus auction
• Hamilton Community Foundation to honor scholarship recipients
• Men tell how they found wedding ring of fallen deputy
• Do you know this heroic mystery man?
• Mason valedictorians share more than smarts - they’re also sisters
• Boat ramps reopen at Caesar Creek Lake
• More activities added to Sunday ceremony in honor of 9/11
• Mason students honored for enlisting in military
• Group claims Rapture of Christian believers will occur Saturday
• April storms lead Cincinnati Financial to estimate higher claims expenses
• 2 who found deputy’s wedding ring to be honored
• Home sales drop in area for April
• Learning center serves as library, media center and gallery
• All-you-can-eat pizza Dough Raiser this weekend
• Ohio GOP Caucus recommends Coley for state senate
• Tourism numbers give area counties a boost
• Survey: housing recovery still long way off
• Crashes minutes apart on Ohio 747 require Air Care
• Former Little Texas band member, guitarist seek vintage instruments
• Weather report shutters Bash
• Kings’ top students acknowledge teachers’ work
• Voorhis, 84, to receive Mason’s distinguished alumni award
• Disputed Mason gas station proposal to be discussed again
• 2 opportunities to help troops
• Rodeos scheduled for holiday weekend
• Little Miami enrollment declines for first time in years
• Maag discusses Little Miami with superintendents
• Lemonade stand aids childhood cancer research
• New clothing store in Hamilton
• Community foundation awards scholarships
• Local investor stole more than $2M from customers
• Sun, warmer temperatures finally on the way
• LeSourdsville Lake, Americana focus of new book
• Area gun owner defends bill to carry guns in bars
• GOP to continue to endorse candidates
• GOP recommends Coley to be next state senator
• Insanity plea entered for man accused of stabbing assistant prosecutor, brother
• Economy will be a challenge for new United Way executive
• Mason man an Eight Over Eighty honoree
• Warren County's best teachers recognized
• Monroe Area Community Foundation gives money to students
• Pavement, signal work to cause Ohio 63 lane closures
• Do you know the history of Lesourdsville Lake?
• Tornado sirens silent after thieves steal copper wire, police say
• Hamilton Twp. police chief swearing-in an emotional event
• Weather report shutters Broad Street Bash
• Mason police officer improving since near-fatal accident
• Party endorsements questioned
• Five want to fill Cates' seat
• Fallen deputy’s wedding ring found by volunteers
• Blaze at vacant house suspicious, investigator says
• Police: Woman shot in buttocks made up road rage story
• The best of 2011 honored at Hamilton High
• Mock crash hopes to save students from themselves
• City’s switch of electric operators may save $4.5M
• Treasurer: Monroe Schools face potentially big financial problem
• New profession certificate teaches “The Business of Being an Artist”
• County GOP member wants party to stop endorsing for primary
• Lakota staff agrees to 3-year pay freeze, including most steps
• Digs uncover lives of past residents
• First Broad Street Bash of the season canceled
• Man accused of killing deputy to be arraigned today
• Regional job summit today
• SunCoke to build conveyor for coke over roadway
• Former Little Texas member, guitarist seek vintage instruments
• SunCoke to build stack for coke over roadway
• Memorial planned for former Miami president
• City, county may share fuel depot soon
• County officials optimistic that housing market slowly turning around
• Trial dates set for teens charged in racing crash
• Cuts at BAE put it below tax agreement requirements
• Facility to close, 194 jobs to be cut
• Man accused of killing deputy to be arraigned Tuesday
• Fundraisers planned for family of killed deputy
• Lakota’s staff agrees to three-year pay freeze, including most steps
• Dulle tragedy ‘a reminder how fragile we are,’ officials say
• Upcoming networking events
• Frost Brown Todd partner made bankruptcy judge
• Alternative fuels company moving ahead Hamilton project
• Male driver flown to hospital after trash truck flips in Warren County
• Lakota to outline effects of tentative contract agreements
• Gas falls below $4 per gallon as dollar strengthens
• Cold spell likely to hang around until Wednesday
• Local 9/11 memorial to use steel from World Trade Center
• Show to display 300 quilts
• Data from archaeological dig at pipeline to be released
• Patriot flag coming to area
• More men needed as mentors for youth
• Partners in Prime vying to win Toyota Prius
• Funeral held for fallen Warren County deputy
• Pursuits a necessary evil of law enforcement, officials say
• Dulle given a hero’s goodbye
• Dental office to make use of parts from razed farmhouse
• Retiring teacher will still be part of Bethany Christian Nursery School
• Public invited to honor 9/11 victims, responders at Patriot Flag event
• Genetic disorder CdLS brought into spotlight
• Here's the Deal: Going out? Save money
• April’s record rains bring May anxiety for farmers
• Middletown man indicted on first-degree murder charge in deputy's death
• Hundreds pay respects to fallen deputy
• Police remember Sgt. Dulle, others who died in line of duty
• Mason students experience Habitat Adventure
• Foreclosure filings drop
• Conviction overturned for former Miami student over ‘prosecutorial misconduct’
• 4 sent to hospital after southbound I-75 crash
• Visitation today for deputy killed in car chase crash
• Police memorial service to take on extra significance
• Driver apologizes to family of slain deputy; Judge sets $1M bond
• Joe Morgan Honda celebrating grand opening
• Budget, pay scale, purchasing are top issues for county
• Gangsters, nightclubs and romance highlight 'Pal Joey'
• Mission trip to focus on Kenya
• Prosecutor: Suspect confessed to using an axe to beat 75-year-old man to death
• 2 Kings teachers honored for their efforts
• Team work, technology pave way to excellence for Mason teachers
• Bond set at $1 million for man accused of killing deputy
• Jewett resigns as county administrator to lead Butler County United Way
• Outlet mall rape suspect remains in jail
• Kings alumni organize tornado relief efforts for southern U.S.
• Places to go, people to see
• Foot-and-a-half long carp found on dry farm
• Jewett resigns from county commission to lead Butler County United Way
• Wanted: Adults for cooking, knitting; Children for reading programs
• UC Health opens memory center in West Chester Twp.
• Local JCPenney store receives dual honors
• Large fish found on area farm far from creek or stream
• More details emerge about deputy, man blamed in his death
• Mason-area golf courses 
in a state of flux
• Mason seeks visionary school leader
• Clearcreek Twp. fires 14-year police force veteran
• Joe Morgan Honda grand opening celebration today
• Family returns from top-secret TV vacation
• Catholic leaders scold Boehner; worst in Congress at helping poor, they say
• Warren 9/11 memorial to use steel from World Trade Center
• Gangsters, nightclubs and romance highlight musical
• Pediatric dentist begins plans for Liberty Twp. office
• Steamy weather continues until weekend
• Murder suspect in beating death may face lethal injection
• Double-stabbing suspect indicted on attempted aggravated murder charges
• Realty agency plans 3rd RED Day today
• Owners living in their home down; rentals up
• Details in police chase in deputy's death revealed
• Funeral arrangements released for fallen deputy
• Fallen deputy spurs emotion and tribute from friends
• Police chaplain says sheriff’s office ‘running on adrenaline’
• Woman crashes car into creek while trying to avoid family of ducks
• Suspect in West Chester bank robbery not found
• Dissolving Little Miami could be ‘off the table’
• O'Keefe stabbing suspect faces attempted murder, other charges
• Police: First alleged rape at Monroe outlet mall
• Parents allow 2-year-old to wander in neighborhood, police say
• Math teacher retiring after 45 years
• Gantt could face death penalty for alleged killing
• Rescuers reunite with teen in I-275 crash in which car went wrong direction
• West Chester Police Dept. receives proclamation from trustees
• Few attend SB 5 repeal meeting
• Deputy, dad of 3, killed in car chase
• State rep. seeks return to county commission
• More men needed as mentors for youth
• Dulle devoted dad, sheriff’s deputy
• Open house Saturday at martial arts studio
• Family shocked by the death of deputy
• Police name suspect accused of killing deputy in crash
• Combs will not seek Senate seat, wants to return to county commission
• Cincinnati man accused of rape in Monroe
• Butler County sheriff puts stop stick policy on hold
• Deputy killed during chase identified
• Business Expo today includes 130 exhibitors
• Letter carriers to help food banks Stamp Out Hunger
• Monroe inducts inaugural class of academic hall of fame
• 6 seek Cates’ Senate seat
• New editor-in-chief named for CMG Ohio
• Business Expo on Tuesday 130 exhibitors
• ‘Belly up to the bar,’ governor tells local government leaders
• Motorcycle crashes through store window
• Berry Festival plans kickoff at Valley Vineyards
• Police chief named grand marshal for Little Miami Railroad Days
• Charging residents for culvert work under consideration
• BAE Systems to cut 200 jobs
• People can receive free skin cancer screening on Tuesday
• Lakota board sets timeline for a fall levy
• Local credit union leader made chair of state association
• Tylersville Road widening project begins today
• High temperatures pushing 80 degrees
• Motorcyclist remains hospitalized following Saturday morning crash
• Deals aplenty, attendance not at two-day book sale
• Online network lets volunteers share services
• Software empowers parents to monitor child’s ‘social’ life
• Local man now head of commercial lending for Fifth Third Bank
• Drug disposal day nets 4K pounds of old meds
• Three to seek GOP bid for 55th District
• Widmer defiant in interview with 'Dateline NBC'
• Mother’s Day means putting things into perspective for Warren County woman
• Local state representatives seek soon-to-be vacant senate seat
• Pendleton Art Center celebrates opening
• Here’s the Deal: Coupons help secure mega savings at Kroger’s Mega Sale
• Suspect behind bars in double stabbing of assistant county prosecutor, her brother
• Arrest made in double stabbing; 2 victims flown to hospital
• Homearama construction ahead of schedule
• 7-year-old’s bracelet sales raising funds for Japan relief
• 3 businesses cited in liquor sales sting
• Local man moves forward 
after job loss, returns to college
• Mother’s Day means putting things into perspective for area woman
• Chambers of commerce plan golf outings
• Large sale of used books, DVDs at fairgrounds this weekend
• ‘Children of Eden’ hits the stage at Kings High School
• Hot air balloon festival ups the competition
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV tonight
• Group: We greatly need male mentors
• Lakota board sets timeline for a fall levy
• Chairs to occupy center stage at Pendleton Art Center for today's grand opening
• MHS Principal Newell says he’s resigning
• GOP leader expects high interest in Sen. Gary Cates' seat
• Suspicious device shuts down roadway for 2 hours
• SELF offers financial classes for low-income families
• House passes state budget cutting school funds, selling prisons
• Ohio voters facing major changes
• Sen. Gary Cates to step down for Board of Regents post
• MHS principal resigns
• Auditor: Homestead exemption tax relief deadline nears
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV Friday
• ‘Children of Eden’ begins today at Kings High School
• Lebanon superintendent a candidate for job in Twinsburg
• Bomb squad determines suspicious package is non-explosive
• First-grader to run Princess 5K race in memory friend
• Local student wins MLB award for essay
• Mason High School’s ‘All Shook Up’ features dancing and Elvis tunes
• Mason sixth-graders help fight hunger in Honduras
• 10-year-old was Mason’s mayor for a day
• Deerfield Twp. paying company $15,500 to study uses for former Kingswood Golf Course
• Chamber to hold luau Wednesday for members
• Kings teacher earns mini-grant for podcast technology
• Roads closed as bomb squad investigates suspicious package
• Traffic shifts on ohio 63 exit ramp
• Man sent to hospital after becoming pinned in truck accident
• Official hopes to change notion that day is for drinking
• New board members elected by Cincinnati Financial shareholders
• What's that 'orange ball' in the sky today?
• Mother of Widmer’s baby to be unveiled on TV Friday
• Photos of bin Laden's body should be released, some local residents say
• Mason schools cuts 28 employees
• Pendleton Art Center grand opening is Friday
• Country duo organizes benefit concert to help grant teen’s wish
• No recounts for tax issues in Warren County
• Busken Bakery owners to open frozen yogurt store in Deerfield Twp.
• Monroe to honor 99-year-old writer of alma mater
• Wife of U.S. Army general to speak at area business expo
• Mother of Widmer's baby to be unveiled on TV show
• All-you-can-eat pizza part of UNO Dough Raiser event
• West Chester Twp. provides class on emergency preparedness
• Frost advisory in effect overnight tonight; flood warning for Warren County
• Voters narrowly defeat Little Miami levy for eighth time
• 3 teens admit guilt in setting boy’s hair on fire
• Source of Trenton apartment fire remains undetermined
• Lebanon voters reject school tax proposal
• Voters narrowly defeat Little Miami levy
• Mason cuts 28 teachers to slash more from budget
• Lebanon school levy fails
• Raid at Trader's World nets 1,000 counterfeit products
• TV show to unveil mother of Ryan Widmer's baby
• Hospital examining health needs of children by calling local families
• Three teens admit guilt in setting student’s hair on fire
• No cause yet in apartment building fire
• Weather being blamed for low voter turnout
• Possible fire reported at TPC golf clubhouse
• Man accused of raping 12-year-old girl pleads not guilty
• Flood watch issued for entire area
• Apartment building fire being investigated
• Bin Laden was ‘worst enemy’ of Muslims, says local mosque founder
• Honoring local soldiers who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Relief, caution felt locally in aftermath of bin Laden's death
• Business as usual at county 
airports
• Large voter turnout expected Tuesday for school levies
• Students warned not to play Nerf Wars in the nude
• Volunteers with Operation Thank You encouraged by Bin Laden news
• Father of fallen Marine rejoices in bin Laden’s death
• Fire chief reacts to bin laden's death: ‘We need to be more viligant’
• Warren County United Way executive director resigns
• Military personnel with area ties killed while serving country since 2003
• Big rims cause furor in Cincinnati, not an issue in Hamilton, Middletown
• Coldwell Banker manager awarded for leadership
• Traffic backs up on southbound I-75
• Flood advisory issued through morning hours
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Buffalo Wild Wings moving to bigger location
• Ohio politicians react to bin Laden’s death
• Elections office director cautious with first vote
• Local Girl Scouts receive coveted Gold Awards for service projects
• Oversized rims cause furor in Cincinnati, but not an issue in Hamilton or Middletown
• National Day of Prayer Thursday
• Council OKs beer sales at games
• Miami University Hamilton
to unveil new timeline mural
• Mason painting group takes over new gallery
• Kings Island opens without WindSeeker ride
• Opening day at Kings Island a family tradition
• OVI check point tonight in Ohio 4
• Slaying verdict for serial killer a relief for detective
• New Civil War exhibit details role Butler County residents played
• Here's the Deal: You can stockpile without hoarding
• Playhouse’s ‘Off the Hill’ free children's production is Saturday
• Daylight Prom offers fun for students with special needs
• Levy key to Little Miami’s recovery, state says
• Investigation continues into personnel file for Widmer detective
• Large voter turnout expected for school levies
• Ohio 63 interchange work nears completion; road to close today
• Second-grader raises $12K to buy wigs for cancer patients
• Expect gas prices to keep rising, analyst says
• April sets new record for tornadoes
• Area residents rising early for royal wedding of William, Kate
• Union remembers workers who lost their lives at AK Steel, Armco
• Pregnancy center offers ‘purity camps’ for youths
• Better economy boosts First Financial
• Spoken-word artist on Fitton stage Saturday
• New Kings Island ride won’t be ready for opening day
• Study: Ohio’s business tax burden low
• HIV positive man could be charged for having sex with 4 Warren Co. women
• Scam artists traveling to county, police warn
• Councilman wants apology from Maineville mayor
• Sunny skies to return Friday and Saturday
• Tornado sirens sound after deputy spots funnel cloud
• School officials question SB5 savings
• Damage claims from severe weather impacts profits for Cincinnati Financial
• Drug Take Back Day is Saturday
• Scrap sellers may face tougher regulations
• Butler, Warren counties under tornado watch
• HIV positive man could be charged for having sex with 4 Warren Co. women
• Storms, hail possible tonight as area under flash flood watch
• Officials release name of driver seriously injured in crash on bypass
• Work on Ohio 63 interchange nears completion; road to close Friday
• CompuNet opens lab testing center in Oxford
• Portion of busy road will be closed for 6 weeks
• Sirens sounded; no tornado confirmed
• Community Foundation to honor Lakota educators
• Flash flood watch issued for Butler, Warren counties
• Longtime Monroe mayor, city manager known for his dedication
• Mother inspires Relay for Life co-chair
• Scrap sellers 
may face
 cameras

• Families invited to 'Lily's Purple Plastic Purse' play
• Mary Haven orphanage exhibit opens this week
• Ohio 63 interchange at I-75 to close Friday night
• AK Steel increases first-quarter profits
• More rain expected as region surpasses April record
• Roadways free of accident delays this morning
• Butler County coalition deemed ‘outstanding’
• New child protective services program on way
• Veterans get help to go to Miami
• Community Foundation to honor Lakota educators at dinner event
• Boehner talks about private sector job growth while in Butler County
• Locals enjoy Radio Control Sailing Club at VOA Park
• Prosecution says Widmer attorneys on ‘fishing expedition’
• Mount Pleasant child care center closing
• New sub shop promises hot times in Deerfield Twp.
• House Speaker Boehner visiting Hamilton today
• Area gas prices less than state average
• April rainfall record set, heavy rain expected
• Miami U. President Emeritus Shriver dies
• Son of Beast roller coaster will not open this season
• Former Miami University president Phillip Shriver dies
• One sent to hospital after vehicle flips on wet road
• Ohioans: ‘Rain, rain go away’
• McGraw, Buffett, Kid Rock some of upcoming Riverbend acts
• Leading force of Monroe Area Community Foundation retires
• City of Monroe starts updating code, regulations
• Mercy Fairfield gets new vice president
• Miami U., Cincinnati Financial, AK Steel county’s top employers
• Single-vehicle crash on Interstate 75
• Semi crash sends 1 to hospital
• Motorists advised to use discretion as rain saturates area
• Springboro lieutenant to run Hamilton Twp. police department
• ‘Extreme Couponing’ for the average shopper
• Inmate charged with attacking corrections officer
• Hamilton Twp. names new police chief
• Egg hunt postponed in South Lebanon
• Former South Lebanon mayor dies
• State reps sponsor ‘Legislator for a Day’ contest for students
• Man killed in Madison Twp. crash
• Man killed in head-on crash
• Local site will be host to part of worldwide diaper change
• Some wildlife adapt to ‘modern’ Ohio
• School bus driver accused of raping 12-year-old
• Celebrate Earth Day with freebies
• Services, benefit planned for fatal crash victim
• Former West Chester Twp. firm sued over 401(k) contributions
• Butler County promotes recycling efforts
• Several environmental projects, including study of Great Miami River, under way in area
• Green the goal at high school sports venues
• AK Steel spent more last year on environment
• Air Products' waste-gas project at AK Steel on hold
• Little Miami board president: 13.95-mill plan would stop the ‘bleeding’
• 5K race/walk in Lebanon this weekend
• Egg hunt 
at Armco Park on Saturday
• Scam artists may come to area in large group, police say
• Black population increases by 63 percent in Warren County
• Lebanon school bus driver accused of raping 12-year-old
• Event helps raise money for all-inclusive playground
• Mason student’s composition premiered by national competition
• Former county director files EEOC complaint
• Local realty CEO speaker at D.C. conference
• Construction continues on Ohio's tallest bridge
• 80 mph winds slam Warren County
• More rain in forecast after stormy downpour
• Registration still open for Great Miami River regatta
• 5 local high schoolers win college funds
• Educators question savings from SB 5
• Imagination Brunch adds children’s art exhibit-judging to literacy event
• Construction continues on signature project
• Woman rescued from car on flooded road
• Fatal crash victim a 2009 Ross grad
• 13 area high school students awarded national scholarships
• 80 mph winds topple trees, damage homes in Lebanon
• Marine Patrol Unit on standby due to floods, Little Miami warning issued
• Will you watch the royal wedding?
• Should taxpayers have a say in TIF spending?
• Lanes on I-75, Ohio 63 to close for one week
• Beckett Commons shopping center remodeling nearly over, 3 retailers sign on
• Area mom wants boosters club that supports technology, academics
• Mason couple expands dentistry practice into Monroe
• Local real estate agent top seller in state
• Register now for coupon classes
• Lingering floods and high winds could trouble motorists today
• Tornado warning ends, but flooding continues
• Tornado warning expires, but flooding continues
• Middletown will lose $2M through state budget cuts
• Dead voters
still on records rolls
• Counties see unemployment decreases
• AK union members ratify labor contract
• Flooding leads to tricky roadways, kindergarten class cancellation
• Wind turbine’s weak results overpowered by other benefits
• Air Products receives draft permit from EPA
• Earth Day 2011: Some wildlife adapting to ‘modern-day Ohio’
• Should taxpayers have say in TIF spending?
• County considering raising water and sewer rates
• Fire crews sent to house fire on Dallasburg
• Green is goal at some high school sports venues with recycling
• Area teachers to be recognized by Project Excellence
• High water reported as flood advisory issued
• Man’s dog allegedly bites 2 police officers
• BCRTA set to meet Wednesday
• Pickup driver dies in fiery crash on Ohio 126
• County approves 
a new pay structure
• County care facility may lose $500K from state
• Elections board, contractor’s $131K settlement is OK’d
• Driver killed in fiery crash; 3 others injured
• Lakota has fewer administrators per pupil than the state average
• Widmer attorney wants physical evidence preserved
• County care facility expects to lose $500K from state
• Man’s dog allegedly bites two police officers
• Business people 04/17/11
• Medicine disposal day April 30
• Evangelist suing Middletown Schools threatens Fairfield student
• State reps sponsor ‘Legislator for a Day’ essay contest
• Local honor rolls
• Diversity helped draw businessman to Warren County
• Census shows black population growing in West Chester Twp., Fairfield
• Carteens program strives to improve teen driving habits
• County officials worry prison plan will shift costs to them
• Miami community worries about charter status
• Rally protests Senate Bill 5
• AK union chief says tentative deal done
• Miami sorority members evacuated after riverboats collide
• 2 injured as Jeep flips several times
• AK union chief: Tentative agreement reached on contract
• Fairfield cancer victim appreciates life’s little offerings
• Butler County United Way 2010 pledges decline
• How e-coupons may cost you money rather than help you save
• Major road construction to occur in Warren County
• Boy band concert at Bridgewater Falls this weekend
• Students raise $617 in less than 2 weeks for earthquake victims
• Tax preparers offer last-minute advice for filing
• Storms headed this way; tornado plows through other states
• Complaint against commissioner goes to prosecutor
• Ohio ACLU says selling 5 prisons might cost state more in long run
• Oil changes offered for low-income families
• Faith healing offere in West Chester this weekend
• County may merge IT functions to save money
• County Democrats co-sponsoring rally against Senate Bill 5
• Three retailers sign leases for Beckett Commons
• Senior residential living development to offer open house
• Local family scores dream trip from HGTV’s ‘House Hunters on Vacation’
• Woman stuck in window died hours before husband got home, police say
• Mobile ministry aids Lakota students where busing was cut
• God and poetry in prisons, but what about public schools?
• Acting Up presents ‘How to Succeed in Business’
• Mason educator earns financial teacher of the year honor
• Speed camera concerns voiced after police chief voids hundreds of tickets
• Nice weather now, stormy weather for weekend
• What to do with old Station 51?
• New business offers drop-in day care center
• Local garden program returning
• Mason crime rate drops, mirroring statewide trend
• Family of child killed in ATV crash wants new wrongful death trial
• Foreclosures remain up in county
• ODOT van flips on I-75, setting off 4-vehicle crash
• Babies wanted in speed-crawling competition
• County begins update of waste water plant
• Lakota has 58% fewer administrators per pupil than state average, report says
• Mason schools offers early severance program to save estimated $2.6 million
• Faith healing offered in West Chester this weekend
• Police warn of caller claiming to be with DEA
• Woman found dead, lodged in window
• 5-year-old boy who helped save mom named an honorary firefighter
• Learn about promoting your business
• Repport: Lakota has 58 percent fewer administrators per pupil than state average
• Police, township reach contract agreement
• Monroe hires consultant to boost development
• Case against driver in fatal wreck heads to grand jury
• Mason teacher pay freeze means no school levy request this year
• County to offer electronics recycling
• Couple’s volunteering ‘paid back in friendship’
• Many from Lakota, Middletown districts apply in Monroe Schools
• Boy band to play free concert at girls’ clothing store
• Lakota voids teacher contracts, looks at financial future
• Kmart to be empty by April 20
• Shuttle Enterprise going to NYC, newspaper reports
• Decision on new Mason gas station delayed
• District selling dozens of school buses
• Lakota voids teacher contracts with budget loophole
• Sen. Jones, former trooper have 
heated exchange about S.B. 5
• NASA decision due today on who gets space shuttles
• Rain continues for morning hours, clearing nicely afterward
• Legislator, retired trooper debate 
S.B. 5
• Residents express concerns, hope for SunCoke project
• Lakota board to review updated five-year forecast
• Chief deputy retires, rehired by county sheriff
• Badin High School gets new principal
• Commission considers changes on deferred compensation
• AK Steel CEO’s compensation drops 27 percent
• Easter egg hunt at the Beach this weekend
• Lebanon Symphony concert rescheduled
• Learn about Fort Ancient's history
• Fairfield councilman wins dance competition over other elected officials
• Lebanon official concerned funds being used to house sex offenders
• Business people 04/10/11
• Mar-Flex developing building products made from 100% recycled materials
• Two-vehicle accident reported on Union Centre
• Area gas prices fall slightly
• Dreary Monday in store after mild weekend
• Newsweek analyst Clift to speak at Miami Hamilton
• Breezy, summer-like weather draws large crowd at kite festival
• Area golf center celebrates 20 years with giveaways, demos
• Monroe wins a ruling on SunCoke
• Mar-Flex develops a line of building products made from 100 percent recycled materials
• Cincinnati is changed 10 years after riots
• Writers told to celebrate journey during Mad Anthony conference
• SELF presents awards at annual dinner, fundraiser
• Fairfield councilman wins dance competition, beating out other elected officials
• Mussel species won’t affect work on Ohio's tallest bridge
• Three crashes in less than a mile on I-75 Saturday
• Councilman upset funds being used to house sex offenders
• Cause released of fatal fire at Ky. coke plant
• Veterans expo set at Paul Brown Stadium
• Chance of showers and thunderstorms until 9 p.m.
• Local judge gathering support for state Supreme Court run
• Paying it forward always pays off
• Officials, residents fret potential shutdown
• Fuel prices continue to rise toward $4 a gallon
• Norfolk & Southern delays crossing closures, projects
• Missing juvenile found safe
• 3 horses found wandering. Do you know who owns them?
• Routine disturbance leads to seizure of nearly 2 pounds of pot
• Kite Fest family event this weekend
• ‘Passport Day’ still on if government shuts down
• Wife pleads not guilty in husband’s stabbing
• Mason teens to be honored by YMCA
• Kings twins earn caddy scholarship
• Trenton hiring fire chief
• Local businessmen look to help Nigeria
• Mason family attends White House reception
• Area hospitals in early stages of electronic records
• Hospital’s medical records now electronic
• Fall into glass top stove sends woman to hospital
• Sister city’s quake struggles in Middletown’s thoughts
• DeWine, lawmakers unveil ‘whistle-blower’ legislation
• Career day returns to Kings Junior High School
• Engineer now seeking bids for Butler-Warren Road widening project
• Woman flown to hospital after fall into glass top stove
• Woman who died after long cancer fight to be honored
• Exotic dancer sentenced to 10 years for man’s dragging death
• Donate shoes 
at outlet mall
• College’s rapid expansion brings growing pains
• Warren gets high marks for healthy living
• Missing Alzheimer’s patient found in Kentucky
• Police searching for missing Alzheimer’s patient
• Catalytic converter thefts 
on rise, costing local drivers
• West Chester reorganizes department, seeks zoning participants
• County moms-to-be pick Bethesda
• Man’s device will enhance wine
• Deadline looms for fireworks fund
• Exotic dancer to be sentenced in dragging death
• Tylersville Road widening project bids under estimates
• Learn how to cut grocery bills, cook better meals
• Vatican names Cincinnati native Binzer as auxiliary bishop
• Township to pay $140K to employee who claimed gender discrimination
• Lakota named to 
AP Achievement list
• Teen recovering after rollover crash on her way to work
• Little Miami grad heading to West Point this summer
• Monroe’s new library, community center taking shape
• Pregnant women needed for ‘top secret’ taping at Kings Island
• Former Monroe exchange student reunited with host family after 40 years
• Superintendent search continues, health plan under review
• Township settles case with employee
• Restaurant worker personifies county developmental disabilities theme
• Construction of Jesus statue to begin soon
• Grand jury to get bank robbery case
• Sculptor updates students on Jesus and Johnny Bench
• More than $100K spent in Widmer trials
• Home builder receives 2-year prison term for fraud scheme
• ODOT spends $140K to clean roadways in Butler, Warren counties
• Man injured in fall at Mason construction site
• Construction of Jesus statue may begin soon
• Teen seriously injured in rollover crash
• Man accused of seeking sex with 9-year-old disabled boy at church
• Man accused of robbing bank, leading police on chase in court today
• Kings Island’s dinosaur project puts area man in time crunch
• Mayors, a councilman, trustee and commissioner to two-step for charity
• Butler County to issue bonds for Kettering Health Network projects
• Rally supports referendum on SB 5
• Restoring 2 snow days may not happen early enough to affect this school year
• Truck splits utility pole in crash
• Fat Camp Retreats focus on women changing their lives
• Exotic animal ban to expire as panel convenes to study new rules
• Kings Island’s dinosaur project puts Mason man in time crunch
• Outlet mall adds two stores
• County to issue $190M in bonds for hospital projects
• Remaining sheriff’s office unions have contracts ratified
• Lebanon woman discusses small business with legislators
• Grilled cheese maker ousted from ‘America’s Next Great Restaurant’
• Jungle Jim’s cooking classes a social learning experience
• AK Steel Ashland plant back to full operation
• Woman killed in drunken driving crash; bond set for driver who fled
• Business people 04/03/11
• Woman killed in drunken driving crash; driver who left scene apprehended
• Boehner finds himself in the middle of the federal budget battle
• Hail, high winds possible as thunderstorms move in
• Save on gas by doing little things
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974
• Ohio 3rd in nation in loss of young people
• Student activists send their hair for mercury tests
• Food prices record biggest gain since 1974 - even chocolate is up
• 3 women nominated for agency’s service award
• State to cut watchtower staffing at LCI, Lucasville
• Lecturer to look at 9/11 lessons
• SunCoke racing to finish plant on time
• Agencies calling for community to help prevent child abuse
• Cincinnati Zoo welcomes baby giraffe
• Federal workforce program in danger of losing funding
• Police reopen road in Monroe after cement truck flips
• An estimated 2,000 visit Pendleton Art Center during First Friday event
• Governor defends limits 
on public workers unions
• Local UK fans feast on blue gravy
• State focuses on work-zone safety
• Here's the Deal: Save on home repair, decor this weekend
• Elderly man flown to hospital after crash
• Mason fifth-graders connect with South Korean penpals
• Historic building ‘doctors’ to visit city
• State: Drivers make work zones dangerous; 1,200+ crashes last year
• Cincinnati airport keeps direct flight to Canada
• Book clubs abound for locals who want more from reading
• Lakota junior high sports safe, 
as long as self-supported
• U.S. 42 widening begins soon, will take more than year to complete
• Condoleezza Rice draws crowd of 4,000 at Miami
• Pro and amateur writers can further skills at sixth annual Mad Anthony conference
• Worker killed in explosion at AK’s Ky. coke plant
• Chill of excitement in the air for Opening Day
• Contract worker killed in explosion at AK Steel’s Ky. coke plant
• Students get ‘Advantage’ on college at Little Miami
• Learn about the faith of Islam
• Warren County United Way has bright future ahead, board members say
• Mason school board to launch superintendent search
• County’s $20M lawsuit involving AK Steel set to start next month
• Meltworks creator still competing on 'America's Next Great Restaurant'
• Mason High School receives multimillion-dollar grant
• Local couple help start vodka business
• Staged drunk driving crash, fatality makes impact on Mason students
• Kings Firecrackers founder retires from teaching position after 35 years
• Memorial set for man killed by flying tire on I-75
• Local lawn care and maintenance company under new ownership
• Who We Are: Principal’s son living his dream as a Marine
• Public invited to meeting today as Monroe Schools decide on tax change
• Making home improvements? Attend this expo
• Area educators hear Kasich’s plans for reform
• Sense of pride, tradition surround Opening Day
• This basketball loss felt like a victory for everyone
• $1M bond for accused bank robber
• Judge rules special prosecutor should come from outside county
• Deputies shut down prescription drug ring
• Widmer to appeal murder conviction to court of appeals
• Cemetery thefts may be an increasing trend
• ‘MORP’ an alternative to prom for teens
• Monroe Local Schools facing cuts
• Mason residents rally against gas station development
• Township's residents question trustees on money decisions
• Butler Tech begins new manufacturing program
• Bond set at $1M for suspected bank robber in I-75 standoff
• Warren County among healthiest in state; Butler middle of the pack, report says
• Memorial set for man killed by flying tire on interstate
• Area teen to rock out with Reds’ Arroyo
• Rain-snow mix until 2 p.m., showers afterward
• Miami student body president stresses pride in address
• Seniors in need urged to sign up for extra food box
• Judge to rule on special prosecutor
• Local teen to play guitar with Reds Arroyo
• ‘MORP’ an alternative to prom for high school students
• Middletown not cancer cluster, despite report
• Suspected bank robber in I-75 standoff was stopped once, but fled
• Police in standoff with suspected bank robber after chase down I-75
• New catering business in Middletown
• Still cool with very light snow possible
• Lakota school board delays budget cut vote
• State patrol on lookout for aggressive drivers in I-75 construction corridor
• AK pays final $65M to Middletown trust
• Driver killed in freak accident on I-75 from Butler County
• Butler County’s economy depends on roads
• State patrol on lookout for aggressive drivers after recent wrecks in I-75 construction corridor
• Man killed in freak accident on interstate
• AK makes last $65M payment to Middletown VEBA
• Local woman to walk 60 miles in breast cancer event
• Voters give ‘Best Soup’ award to local restaurant
• No injuries in crash involving school bus
• One sent to hospital after crash on overpass
• Man with ‘significant history’ of exposing himself indicted again
• Accused barn thieves indicted by grand jury
• West Chester community leaders to dance, compete
• 19-year-old woman flown to hospital after crash
• Jersey Mike subs are buy one, get one today
• Business people 3/27/11
• Assistant fire chief put on unpaid leave pending criminal charges
• Ohio gas prices remain at highest levels in 2-plus years
• Health groups own more than 200 acres meant for future expansion
• Prisons look to share food costs with state colleges
• Civil War re-enactment staged in Monroe
• Longtime library director shifts gears
• Moms can save on diapers, get them shipped free
• Judge denies new trial or acquittal for Widmer
• Unemployment rate drops again in region
• Joe Morgan Honda plans ‘big time’ festivities for grand opening
• Christian music festival returning to Kings Island
• Exhibit makes art from social media
• Mason students invited to class for young programming wizards
• Animal hoarding TV show features area woman
• Township launches twitter, facebook web pages
• Injury accidents cleared in Warren County
• LCNB sells Dakin Insurance Agency
• Fort Hamilton Wound Center wins honor
• Winter just won’t let Spring take over
• Ohio State takes on Kentucky in semifinal game today
• Hearing next week on special prosecutor
• Ethics probe to soon be resolved against former commissioner
• Monroe students to perform ‘West Side Story'
• Monroe examines water costs, may purchase from Warren County
• Civil War reenactment, other activities at park this weekend
• Monroe Schools treasurer gets contract extension
• Woman killed when tree uproots, falls on tent
• Locals can contribute to disaster relief in Japan
• Kings students advance in History Day competition
• Pilates studio opens in West Chester Twp.
• Share stories of commuting in I-75 construction
• Mason School District earns honor for AP class offerings
• Student used as model 
for book by comedian Steve Martin
• Work to begin on U.S. 42
• Special prosecutor choice meets opposition
• Little Miami students sing in what may be last performance for a while
• California only state with law allowing parents to take over schools
• Rotary videos up for cash award to give back to communities
• Area music store attracts 
business with easygoing vibe
• Little Miami school bus in minor accident
• Little Miami to see more changes
• Work to begin on Deerfield Twp. complex
• Mason man pleads guilty to Turtlecreek Twp. wreck that killed friend
• Estate tax ‘improper’, ‘morally repugnant,' officials say
• Mason superintendent put kids first, supporters say
• Mason church is more than 175 years old
• City, county leaders volunteer for Big Wheels Take Meals
• 2nd Medication Disposal Day set for April 30
• Poll: Voters frown on Kasich, his budget
• California only state to put parent-run schools into action
• Widmer’s fate in the hands of judge following confusing testimony
• Ohio House OKs bill to have voters show photo ID
• Schools closer to getting 5 calamity days
• Special prosecutor appointment meets opposition
• Multi-vehicle crash clogs Cincinnati-Dayton Road in Liberty Twp.
• Tornado watch in place until 9 p.m.
• Four-vehicle accident cleared
• Couple raises awareness of Libyan turmoil
• Zipline attraction can cross Little Miami River, judge says
• Man dead in morning crash identified
• Liberty Twp. opens door for land owners who want to leave legacies
• Acres may be transformed into homes, businesses, green space
• Manufacturer relocates to Fairfield
• McGary says he won’t run for Warren prosecutor in 2012
• Special prosecutor appointment opposed
• 5 arrested for fake IDs, no driver’s license
• Isolated tornado possible, hail on the way
• Suspect in 9-year-old’s rape arrested in Mexico
• Badin students hoping they’ve ‘Made’ MTV series
• 1,000-plus marijuana plants can be used as trial evidence, judge rules
• VOA museum board pleads with trustees for money
• Five arrested for fake IDs no driver’s license
• Jurors subpoenaed to testify at Widmer request for a new trial
• Lakota East H.S. students to perform musical ‘Oliver!’
• Lakota West H.S. students to present ‘Sweeney Todd’
• No drugs found in search at Little Miami High School
• Early spring weather continues, temperatures to drop by weekend
• Mason superintendent to resign
• String of accidents cleared on I-75
• 3 hurt in 2-vehicle wreck
• Do you commute through I-75 construction?
• Golden Lamb to update menu, emphasize locally grown foods
• Couple wins battle to have horses, but loses farm, marriage
• SunCoke processing 3,000 applications
• 3 people injured in rollover crash
• Ohio wants 5 prisons sold by August
• Kasich’s idea for counties could boost buying power
• Special prosecutor to probe botched indictments
• Yamaha not responsible for death of young Lebanon girl, jury says
• New general manager named at Golden Lamb
• Share your stories of commuting through I-75 construction
• Tree blocks Ohio 123 in Warren County
• Retired police dog dies
• Bethany Road closed after gas line break
• Home sales fall in Ohio
• Dates set for GED tests
• Kings Island settles lawsuit over Son of Beast accident
• Muggy today, but winter weather to return
• Perkins serves up free pancakes today, for a cause
• Business People 3/20/11
• Hundreds celebrate 
life of slain musician
• Volunteers, advocates honored for their services
• Agency’s supporters honored at annual dinner
• Strategy part of class rank success
• Win slips away from Raiders in WBI
• Young local skiers heading to Colorado competition
• Glass works will adorn library
• ‘Bark’n’Purr Ball’ deemed rousing success
• New Warren County prosecutor says he’s settling into office
• Kettering nonprofit acquires 135 acres in Fairfield Twp. for development
• Agency award the 'highest honor' for its late namesake
• Chamber celebrates 35 years
• Kettering Health Network to develop 135 acres in Butler County
• Kings Island to open world’s largest dinosaur park
• Monroe Schools offering open enrollment in April
• Children's Theatre of Mason to perform ‘Dreamcoat’
• Kings courses map out college, career, financial options
• Mason junior making return trip to national tournament
• AK announces next earning date
• No injuries in two-vehicle accident
• Weatherwax superintendent picks sales over sod
• Local politician on state panel to redraw U.S. House districts
• Butler County commission signs off on FOP contract
• County home demo work hits snag
 when drug items found
• Real estate firm doubles with acquisition of Columbus agency
• New attraction at Kings Island is animated dinosaur walk
• Jobs program worried budget cuts stop vital work
• Retiring principal used fun to encourage achievement
• Truck on its side in ditch
• Construction begins on Tide Dry Cleaners
• Man pleads to lesser charge in ‘sexting’ case
• Local woman with family in Japan says relatives are surviving after tsunami
• Internet cafes banned for 6 months
• Morrow zoning inspector may face criminal charges
• Planned gas station concerns Bethany neighbors
• Dispute over work on Community Center goes to arbitration
• I-75 construction zone sees two semi crashes in two days
• Police looking for drunk drivers today
• Avid outdoorsman named to Warren County Park Board
• Did your Warren County community grow? Census says 'yes'
• Marvin's Garden site of event to break world record in diaper changing
• Some drivers avoiding I-75 
from Monroe to Middletown

• What attraction is Kings Island adding to amusement park?
• Last Son of Beast accident case going to trial
• Cause of fire at Bengals player’s home still under investigation
• Monroe prepares for state cuts
• Funding cuts not a surprise to area officials
• I-75 lanes now open following semi accident
• Kings school board OKs Dream Bowl 2011
• Semi driver facing charges after I-75 wreck that left girl in critical condition
• Green drinks, NCAA basketball games on tap at local venues
• Lakota students to say goodbye to longtime tradition
• ‘Taste’ features 20 vendors, unlimited food from all
• 1 charged in massive crash of semi, car on I-75
• Police locate brother of Michael A. Fox
• Police seek help finding missing brother of former politician
• Two lanes of northbound 75 shut down
• Semi overturns on northbound I-75 early today
• Fire destroys home of Cincinnati Bengals player; cause won’t be known for days
• Carpenter calls Swain’s letter ‘deplorable’
• Prosecutor
 shakes up 
his office 
staff
• 1 charged in massive crash of semi, car on I-75; teen in critical condition
• Commissioners want to move on courthouse expansion
• All lanes on I-75 open following dramatic crash
• City of Monroe projects losses of more than $4.25M by 2014
• Media attorney Dick Goehler dies
• New stores to open at Monroe outlet mall
• Man who took daughter to bank robbery pleads guilty
• Meltwatch, Week 2: Powell safe in TV restaurant competition
• Cause of fire that destroyed Cincinnati Bengals player's home not known
• Police seek help in finding missing brother of former politician
• State school Superintendent to step down
• Warren County approves contract with sheriff's deputies
• Keystone transfers employees to Fairfield
• Semi overturns, lands on car; I-75 lanes blocked
• Crews battle ‘total loss’ fire at home of Cincinnati Bengal
• Warren County sheriff plans enforcement blitz
• Real estate tax collection up in Butler County
• Lakota parents, students upset over pending loss of junior high sports
• Driver charged with OVI, child endangering after 3-car crash
• Men accused of breaking into church, stealing guitars
• Sheriff’s deputies out in force for St. Patrick’s Day
• More than 2,500 participate in Shamrock Shuffle; winners list released
• Liquor sales may fund jobs plan
• McAlister’s Deli giving away cookies
• AK coke plants recognized for safety records
• Business People 3/13/11
• Census says Liberty area's 
fastest growing township
• Census says Monroe region's fastest-growing city
• Suspect surrenders after high-speed chase, hospital lockdown
• Liquor
sales may fund 
jobs plan

• Investments show Ohio could be part of oil boom
• Shooting victim tried to help girlfriend leave rocky marriage
• Program lures top grads into education careers
• Two dead in murder-
suicide at restaurant
• Police recover AK-47 assault
 rifle, ammo from shooter’s car
• West Chester now Ohio’s largest township

• Speaker of the House John Boehner invokes Lincoln speech at annual GOP gathering
• Shelter’s Bark ’n’ Purr Ball 
March 19
• Warren County’s growth brings lots of challenges
• Two dead after shooting outside of a Middletown restaurant
• Citizens taking a stand against the government
• Locals depend on own voices, less on those of voted leaders
• NFL lockout begins
• Floating restaurant detaches on Ohio River with 150 aboard
• Grilled cheese maker in Top 10 on reality show
• Locals in Japan, Hawaii as earthquake strikes
• New Warren County park board member named
• County reacts to Fox’s plea
• More preparation needed to stem school violence, expert says
• Chinese for business travelers course offered
• Mason High School musicians to play in renowned honors ensemble
• Several fish fry dinners scheduled
• Township firefighter retires after 36 years
• Subdivision comes together to help kids
• Jewish congregations to commemorate Purim holiday with joyous celebrations
• Two injured in crash taken to hospital
• Locals stranded in Hawaii as tsunami strikes
• Shamrock Shuffle starts early Saturday with kegs and eggs
• Do you have friends, family affected by quake, tsunami?
• Black ice surprises Friday commuters, leads to traffic woes
• Business expo displays area’s best
• Hamilton still first, but more houses now in West Chester Twp. than Middletown
• Local symphony awards its 2011
 scholarships
• Deadlines are approaching for community foundation grants
• First Financial’s HQ
 to stay in Cincinnati; no Hamilton impact
• Fox's plea 'will make a lasting impression'
• Boehner to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Collectors, enthusiasts expected
 for weekend model train show
• Kasich wants students better prepared for jobs
• Ohio House votes to reinstate 5 snow days
• Investigator: Young child ignited blaze on South C Street
• Fort Ancient receives national recognition
• Principal to lead two Mason schools
• Couple honors daughter's memory, helps children ‘find a voice’
• Beach Waterpark to hire 500 seasonal workers
• Playing Carnegie Hall ‘magical’ for Mason High School musicians
• First Financial headquarters to stay in Cincinnati, no Hamilton impact
• Kings teachers find class collaboration helps both sides
• Mason school board extends contracts
• Hearing set for Widmer acquittal request
• New commercial building encourages officials
• Gas prices soar across area
• President not blamed for gas price hike this time
• Hamilton growth bucks area trend in Census
• Fox pleads guilty to federal fraud charges, faces 4 years in prison
• TIMELINE: Fox’s political career
• Fox’s former colleagues say corruption case a sad end for ‘brilliant’ politician
• First Financial says it has 'major' announcement today
• Census: Butler and Warren counties lead growth in Southwest Ohio
• State of the State lacked hope, details, some say
• Public, private sectors grappling with fuel costs
• Butler County foreclosure filings jump 70 percent from January
• Judge rules indictments defective
• Seminar
 to address violence at schools
• Unemployment still high, but dropping as companies are hiring
• Body found in Georgia is likely that of Gladis Russell
• Gas station clerk 'lucky to be alive' after robber's gun jammed
• Body found in Georgia could be that of Gladis Russell
• Local state rep. on committee hearing collective bargaining testimony
• Fox pleads guilty to federal charges, faces 4 years in prison
• Circle Tail fundraiser this weekend for dogs
• Things to do in Warren County
• First White Castle slider served in Warren County to local woman
• Monroe water main installed to address concerns
• Traffic rerouted after sewer collapses; wet weather could extend road closure
• 'You ain't seen nothing yet,' Kasich tells Ohioans
• Ohio’s cuts to mental health are among U.S. highest
• Real estate company acquires Columbus firm
• Local rivers not expected to reach flood stage; interstate traffic slow
• Suspect allegedly took off with cigarettes, nothing else
• AK makes improvements at Pa. plant
• City closes deal to purchase the Manchester Inn
• Cincinnati Bell raises home phone rates by $1.25
• Elected officials dispute 'misappropriated' clerk funds
• Greentree Road project
 eases residents’
 pipeline concerns
• Artist makes comeback after injury
• Couple: It’s never too late to learn to dance
• Local business family plans to buy and reopen Der Dutchman
• City closes deal on Manchester Inn
• Lakota sets kindergarten enrollment date
• Fox may change not guilty plea in county fiber optics fraud case
• Selling 5 prisons, cutting child care subsidies part of state budget proposal
• Ex-girlfriend accuses suspect in police high-speed chase of assault, threats
• BizTech incubator company turns profit despite recession
• Companies with local operations make most admired lists
• Interstate traffic slowing a bit this morning
• 5 important questions about pension reform
• New life for Depression-era murals
• Residents await governor’s speech today with hope, doubt
• Clooney filming brought at least $179K to area
• Butler County's largest wastewater treatment upgrade under way
• 5 important questions about pension reform.
• State leaders consider public pension reform
• New bill focused on brain injuries
• Fox may change not guilty plea in federal case
• Ex-girlfriend of man accused of stealing police cruiser describes ‘begging for her life’
• Three escape from house fire in southern Warren County
• Business people 3/6/11
• Church members protest Planned Parenthood funding
• Sex offender accused of attempted abduction to go before judge
• Shamrock Shuffle participants to earn some green
• Deadlines nearing for community foundation grants
• Two escape from house fire in southern Warren County
• Man who stole cruiser has violent criminal history
• Gas prices reach highest mark in more than 2 years
• Will protesters be arrested again outside Boehner’s office?
• Local man will be on new restaurant reality show
• Views of public workers’ pay drive push to change bargaining
• Former prosecutor under scope of political rival
• Free food samples on the menu at biz expo
• 5 important questions about collective bargaining
• Teacher-training colleges' effectiveness to be rated
• White Castle to serve free ‘sliders’ at South Lebanon ground breaking
• Teacher education rankings deemed important, but controversial
• Libety Twp. man pursues grilled cheese dream on TV
• 5 important 
questions about the debate over collective bargaining
• Police: Man stole cruiser, injured officers after high-speed chase
• Flood warnings extended to Monday
• 'Classic' competition from near and far
• Warren County senator finds forum for cause
• OVI check point to be announced
• Weather conditions affecting lunch options at local schools
• Weather conditions affecting lunch options
• Great Miami River continues to rise
• New Warren Co. senator pushes for union reform
• Fairfield hosts national choir competition
• OVI check point to be announced
• Ladies Red Hat Society forming in area
• Learn how to get in shape for golf
• Little Miami baseball to hold umpire training
• Defense asks judge to acquit Ryan Widmer
• Find ways to have a (free) happy birthday!
• Pro-Life advocate named to county election board
• Police make arrest in attempted abduction case
• Council on Aging honors 2 from Butler County, 1 from Warren County
• Prosecutor doubts murder conviction will be overturned; defense asks judge to acquit Ryan Widmer
• Warren County man’s road rage incident ends with $65 fine
• Clooney wraps up filming in Oxford
• Pieces of new thrill ride arrive at Kings Island
• Busy day for film extras,
 but local actor sits idle
• Medics headed to I-75 crash
• Photos focus on woman’s daily life
• Rental space in former school board building available to nonprofit groups
• Skipping school can land students, parents in court
• Program works to address growing number of reported truancy cases
• What happens to truant students?
• Gas nearly $3.50 per gallon; lowest prices spotted in Mason, Fairfield Twp., Oxford
• Twp. closes applications for development director
• Loss of Ohio's revenue sharing fund ‘will affect everyone’
• Area rivers may reach flood stages this weekend
• MetroParks will not have to pay $7.4M to county
• Green Beer Day in Oxford calmer than years past
• Film extras spend the day starstruck
• County changes JFS transportation provider
• Kasich: Senate Bill 5 fair for workers, taxpayers
• Civic
 leaders 
working on plans 
for cuts
• DP&L, Duke get top grades for renewable power, group says
• Loss of Ohio's revenue sharing fund ‘will effect everyone’
• See winter’s birds up close this weekend at Caesar Creek
• Prosecutor’s case against Mason teacher to remain secret until trial
• Warren legislator tapped to chair committee
• First arrest made on Green Beer Day in Oxford
• Students memorize, recite ‘I Have a Dream’ speech
• Police investigating illegal water line
• Weather conditions affect Kings lunch menu
• 3 Mason students in running to be Presidential Scholars
• Couple together 65 years, just like his folks
• More than 700 extras needed today for Clooney's film
• First arrest made on Green Beer Day in Oxford
• Woman attacked in store parking lot escapes abduction
• Hamilton Twp. ‘eyesore’ will be focus of beautification project
• Township may ban large parked vehicles from the streets
• Mason mayor’s mission trip to West Africa fulfilling
• Doctors plan to turn former Fuddruckers into urgent care
• Longtime Hamilton Twp. park board member retires
• New Berry Festival to start in Warren County this summer
• Small Business Development Center started in Warren County
• AK union contract talks begin in April
• Young boy grows out hair, donates it to Locks of Love
• Local company outfits K9s with bullet-proof vests
• Collective bargaining bill passes Ohio Senate
• Aetna insurance contracts expire at 
Fort Hamilton, West Chester hospitals
• Area leaders support collective bargaining bill
• ‘Ides of March’ productions shifts to Hall Auditorium
• Clooney's movie crew moves to Hall Auditorium at Miami
• Twp. may ban large parked vehicles from the streets
• Lakota alumni win Grammy awards
• Extra costs for police, fire departments on Green Beer Day
• Filming continues at the Miami business school
• Chamber celebrates 35 years of growth
• And the winner is ... two Lakota graduates
• Township may ban large parked vehicles from public streets
• 200-year-old quilt on display at quilt show this weekend
• Ex-assistant prosecutor seeks county-appointed counsel in grand jury matter
• Local man to be in Clooney flick
• Keystone Foods opens Fairfield distribution center, adding jobs
• Former police officer dies in fiery crash on I-75
• Investigation pushes Fifth Third stock down Tuesday
• Former assistant prosecutor seeks county-appointed counsel in grand jury matter
• Oxford excited as filming gets underway for ‘Ides of March’
• Former police officer dies after crash on I-75
• Defense asks for fourth Widmer trial
• Body found near stadium
• No charges filed in fight on school bus
• Lakota offers community survey
• Mayor, others to discuss Senate Bill 5
• Wrongful-death trial for 10-year-old thrown from Yamaha vehicle begins
• A breakdown of the proposed Lakota Schools cuts
• Clooney on campus for “Ides of March” film
• Opening statements given in $20 million wrongful death trial
• IHOP to give food to help hospitals
• I-75 lanes re-open after fatal crash
• Body found at stadium
• Locals serve on Boehner’s team in Washington
• No word on which outlet center will be sold - Monroe or Jeffersonville
• Monroe schools eye inside millage for permanent improvements
• JFS clients can apply online for benefits
• Lakota
 to study buyout proposal
• Protestors chant ‘kill the bill’ at Lebanon rally
• Miami University readies for George Clooney’s ‘Ides of March’
• Elsa’s restaurant to expand into Warren County, create 30 to 35 new jobs
• Jury selection begins in Warren County for $20 million civil suit
• LEGO league teams build, program robots for events
• Business people 2/27/11
• Area school to host motorcycle expo
• Colonial Schools holding open enrollment
• Tornado watch canceled, flood watch continues as area power outages hit
• Ohio colleges must prove spending need
• Lakota to consider recommendation on $12.2M in cuts that include jobs, classes
• News in brief: Military announcements, events, business news
• Public invited to discuss Monroe Schools tax change Monday
• Confession shifts search for bodies of elderly couple to Georgia
• Reaction mixed to gay-marriage change
• Bargains abound at Etsy.com, a marketplace for artisans
• Littleton reportedly confesses to dumping couple's bodies in Ga.
• Hundreds of unpaid extras needed for Clooney movie on Green Beer Day
• Snow emergency canceled in Butler County
• Ohio hospitals propose franchise fee agreement to avoid cuts
• Trustee says he learned from Dynus case
• Democrat Stoker’s an anomaly - a fiscal conservative in a GOP domain
• Littleton gives no information on missing Ohio couple, sheriff says
• Teens present ‘Dead Serious, About Life’ drama
• Lakota won't change kindergarten yet
• Snow emergency issued in Butler County
• Clerk of courts has no answer to query
• Super Bowl champion visits Lebanon, says he dreamed of the World Cup
• Butler County prepared for disaster with new center
• Protesters’ rally cry: Jobs, not budget cuts
• Teen leaders form plans for safer prom, graduation season
• Hospitals propose franchise fee agreement
• Mother opens up about death
• Aerospace Academy leading to dream careers for students
• Local taxes increasing as state funding decreases for growing school districts
• Man sentenced to six years in prison for killing Mary Wells
• Littleton gives no information on missing couple’s location, sheriff says
• Attractions and businesses honored in Best of Warren County awards
• ‘Sexting’ bill gives options to prosecutors
• Kings High School’s mock trial teams moving on to regionals
• Artist helps students create mosaics for school
• Butler County hires central purchasing manager
• Couple’s fate unknown despite suspect’s arrest
• 2 men ejected from Cadillac in wreck with dump truck
• Former clerk’s lawsuit thrown out by judge
• Woman stabs man for being 'mean to her,' police say
• Dry cleaner aims to win customer loyalty
• Couple’s fate unknown despite suspect’s arrest
• Popular Red Rock Tavern closes after open 1 year
• Debate remains heated over Senate Bill 5
• Woman stabs man in Mason apartment
• Woman fatally struck by car in Middletown identified
• Plenty of rain expected, flooding possible
• Two in hospital after head-on collision
• Ohio’s mercury battery ban extended to novelty items
• Motorists could pay higher title fees to fund Patrol
• Group plans search for missing local man
• Lakota officials outline proposed cuts
• Teachers, firefighters rally to show opposition to Senate Bill 5
• Pennsylvania woman identified after being fatally struck by car
• Mother, infant son escape without injury in Madison Twp. blaze
• RocKamp helps youngsters prime for weekend show
• Whiz Kids ‘a blessing’ for Little Miami students and tutors
• Miami University featured in Clooney film
• Woman embezzled $1 million from retirement plans
• Trustee says he learned from Dynus debacle
• Two in hospital following Ross Twp. head-on collision
• Mason man accused of raping teen
• Mason school board approves first of budget-slashing job cuts
• Mason man accused of raping teen
• Woman struck, killed by car on highway
• West Chester trustees say it’s time to move on from Lang trial
• Road reopens after four-vehicle crash; two injured
• Lakota may reveal plans for $12.2 million in cuts today
• MISA facilities to close, lose 100-plus jobs
• Koebbe Tire expands line
• County residents part of rally in Columbus
• Station with gas less than $3 draws crowd
• Lack of volunteers hurts city’s ability to have Black History Month events
• Marine pilot honored for decades of service to U.S.
• 11 Mason High School students named 2011 National Merit Finalists
• Local fans wait in long line for Pete Rose’s autograph
• Mason band, symphony to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Thousands rally in Columbus against collective bargaining bill
• MISA facilities to close, lose 100 plus jobs
• Investigators suspend landfill search for leads in missing couple case
• Arts Center board announces new members, hires architect
• Winter temperatures return to region; accidents peppering area
• Two departments responding to report of fire
• Pete Rose to visit area Kroger today
• Fire was second arson at vacant Hamilton property
• ‘Huckleberry Finn’ changes tread on a ‘slippery slope’
• Educators: Senate Bill 5 puts more than bargaining at stake
• SunCoke introduces local leadership team
• Talk show hosts to broadcast live from Lane Library
• Fire was 2nd arson at vacant Hamilton property
• Key events in the murder of Tiffany Brown
• Lehner asks teachers to help lawmakers ‘figure out a system’
• Car runs into West Chester Twp. building
• Investigators suspend search at landfill for leads in missing couple case
• New business aims to win customer loyalty
• Local man makes maple syrup from trees in area neighborhood
• Are you going to the Ohio Statehouse to protest or support collective bargaining rights?
• Two accidents on Interstate 75 near Franklin
• Investigators believe Hamilton fire was deliberate
• Gas prices have risen nearly 12 cents per gallon in past week
• Hit King coming to area Kroger store
• County to show plans for bike trail
• Troutman steps up for United Way
• Online video shows history of VOA broadcasting museum
• Hundreds flock to SunCoke job fair
• Third Widmer trial drew unprecedented attention
• Chaco Credit Union CEO says building relationships key goal
• 'Always faithful' Marine honored
• Jobless rate reaches all-time high for post 9/11 veterans
• Air Products to modernize Middletown operations
• Cow dies despite rescue efforts
• No money is missing, but new clerk of courts alleges ‘poor accounting’ by her predecessor
• Police: Teens drag racing at 80 mph speeds before crash
• See more savings on eye wear
• Family of Sarah Widmer says ‘justice has been served’
• Special prosecutor appointed in OVI case involving judge’s son
• Gmoser gives back interim prosecutor salary
• Hot Head Burritos spices up local dining options
• Firm begins search for Lakota superintendent
• Teens drag racing at 80-mph speeds before highway crash, police say
• Firebirds ousted in first round
• Lakota East boys basketball team on cusp of perfect season
• Former Mason teacher accused of sex acts to face trial in May
• Reds pitcher noted for speed to sign autographs in Butler County
• Scrapbookers invited to spend 19 hours in 'Croptopia'
• Wet weather to replace bitter cold this spring, forecasters say
• New prosecutor wants to take pay cut
• Community shows support for agency amid theft allegations
• SunCoke job fair Saturday at MUM
• Search still on for
 missing
 man
• Celebrity event to net Sojourner $30K donation
• Consultants recommend eliminating step increases for nonunion county workers
• Injuries minor in 3-vehicle crash
• Too few entries cancels student art show
• Couple 'devastated' by fire that destroyed antique car, mementos
• Teens injured in rollover crash
• Trial date set for teacher accused of sex acts
• Little Miami's Academic Team extends undefeated season
• Exotic dancer pleads guilty in man’s dragging death
• Probe begins into files of lead detective in Widmer case
• County hears plan to cut employee pay grades, step increases
• SunCoke job fair Saturday
• Semi accident closes part of U.S. 42
• West Chester-Liberty Chamber awards area professionals, businesses
• Man taken to hospital after striking tree
• Have you seen this missing local man?
• Lakota East shoots to break 30-year GMC dry spell, have perfect season
• Hot Head Burritos opens in Liberty Twp.
• Car hits tree on I-71; man taken to hospital
• Man indicted on charges of raping 7-year-old not in custody
• Deerfield launches online survey for residents, business owners
• Mason-based Luxottica expanding operations in Mexico
• Gov. Kasich says he regrets calling officer an ‘idiot’
• Residents show support for collective bargaining bill
• Couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
• Volunteers wanted for Mason festivals
• Health fair open to Mason residents.
• New bank opens in Deerfield Twp.
• See why you should break out swimsuit today
• Mason council puts moratorium on Internet cafes
• Young Waynesville cancer patient visited by OSU football players
• $12 million in college tax credit goes unclaimed in Warren County
• Auction to benefit boy with rare syndrome
• All aboard for FunHouse attraction
• Marines remember one 
of their own in Afghanistan
• Home Depot to hire 600 for area stores
• Kroger VP, of West Chester, dies suddenly
• Cox weekly newspapers win awards for best coverage
• Deerfield Twp. bookstore to close doors
• Little Miami updates plan for next school year
• U.S. Bank opens office in former National City spot
• Dominique DiFalco wins St. Susanna spelling bee
• Kings revamps course selection guide
• Bengals coach delivers motivational message to students
• United Way 2010 campaign results forthcoming
• Semi crash on I-75 slows traffic
• Residents displaced after apartment fire
• Hearing date set for fired assistant prosecutor
• Fire that destroys vacant
 home called suspicious
• AtriCure set to release earnings
• Widmer found guilty of murder
• Warren County GOP names new prosecutor
• Leaders seek to aid area food pantry seeing increased need
• Welcomer’s Club a social outlet for area women
• Lakota expected to make $12.2 million more in cuts
• Congresswoman reportedly under investigation by ethics office
• Local residents show their support for anti-union bill
• Character Council opens office in West Chester Twp.
• AK Steel backs U.S. request in China trade case
• Schools, grocer work to promote culture during Black History Month
• Minor accidents litter area, interstates moving at speed
• Franklin Twp. trustees schedule special meeting today
• Funeral services set for fallen Marine
• Study claims racial bias in Miami admissions
• Abilities First worker accused in thefts no longer at agency
• Obama 
fires 1st shot at 
budget
• Fed cuts to impact Butler County, SELF
• Child support enforcement agency wins state award
• Plan is first shot in budget war
• Deliberations in Widmer trial continue into 2nd day
• News in brief: Liberty, Monroe, West Chester
• Ohio to see 74% increase in federal transportation spending
• Foundation seeks Educator of Excellence nominations
• Fire destroys Franklin Twp. home
• Designers to talk about supercomputer featured on “Jeopardy!”
• Area man named VP at Christ Hospital
• Small business professionals in Monroe invited to network
• Business people 2/13/11
• Commentary: Obama, Kasich preach jobs at meetings
• Obama, Kasich preach jobs at Chamber of Commerce meetings
• Abortions would be costly, difficult to get under new bills
• Two pedestrians struck by vehicle
• Legal experts doubtful of acquittal for Widmer
• District unaware accused worker had been convicted of a felony
• Widmer jury will begin deliberations on Monday
• Randy Newman to perform 
at MUM
• Facing ‘significant debt,’ Monroe schools consider tax move
• Students learn to overcome financial obstacles to college
• College Goal Sunday to help financial aid process
• Here's the Deal: Still time to save 
on your sweetie
• Widmer jury will begin deliberations on Monday
• Two county agencies see leadership change
• Valentine greeting exhibit open in Lebanon
• Mason High School dance team sweeps M.A. regionals
• St. Aloysius, Community Counseling become affiliated
• Mason school board names interim transportation supervisor
• Kasich 
pushes
 bargaining
 changes
• Pig brains used in Widmer bathtub drowning trial
• Two agencies see leadership change
• Fire displaces Liberty Twp. family
• Doctor uses pig brains in Widmer bathtub drowning trial
• Student takes polar plunge to raise money for Special Olympics
• Students celebrate Chinese New Year with crafts, food
• Increase in snow emergencies boosts salt use, overtime hours
• Kings finances topic of community meeting
• Outstanding teachers sought for Project Excellence
• Little Miami school board nixes dissolution committee plan
• Catering couple stir up salad dressing/marinade business
• Group wants to start quilt barn trail in Warren County
• Teachers, local officials may lose ability to negotiate work contracts under bill
• New clerk of courts fires 5 from office
• Morning commute: Accidents reported on two highways
• Interstates Companies opens Ohio office locally
• Innovative Labeling a global leader in digital print packaging
• Assistant county prosecutor fired, subpoenaed
• Brrr, it's cold. Temperatures to remain near 0
• Butler County foreclosures up, Warren County's down
• GOP has Statehouse clout to change collective bargaining
• Ohio bill would outlaw abortion at heartbeat
• Teachers, local government officials could lose ability to negotiate work contracts under bill
• Jury hears Widmer talk about verdict from first trial
• Horse racing track owner could build $200 million track in Dayton
• New clerk fires five from office
• Fired assistant county prosecutor summoned to court
• Kings Island looking to fill 4,000 summer jobs
• Business will go on as usual for West Chester leaders
• Residents upset with district’s handling of teacher accused of sex acts with students
• Ross Twp. CVS evacuated after electric fire
• Chicken lovers camp out at new Bridgewater Falls restaurant
• Coney mania today at Gold Star Chili
• Ross Twp. CVS filled with smoke
• Traffic flowing, but I-75 lane closures scheduled; bitter cold remains
• Work on Monroe gateway may start next year
• Butler County Republicans choose new prosecutor
• Townships to pay for EMA services in 2012
• Innovative Labeling Solutions to unveil trio of million-dollar machines
• Ross Twp. fire levy approved for May ballot
• VA to test 535 dental patients for infections
• Perjury case against West Chester trustee in jury’s hands
• West Chester Twp. woman calls for trustee’s ouster
• Teacher accused in sex acts resigns
• Butler County names new prosecutor
• New witness expected to testify in Widmer trial
• 3 teens charged after student’s hair set on fire have court date next week
• McGary named acting Warren County prosecutor
• Lakota kindergarten proposal opposed
• Business headlines
• Monroe studying finances to offset possible tax losses
• Local Marine killed in action
• Help Monroe update it’s city rules, guidelines
• McGary named interim Warren County prosecutor
• Local Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Area family featured in Super Bowl opening
• Morning commute not seriously impacted by snow
• 3 teens charged after student’s hair set on fire
• Kasich appoints former Butler Tech CEO to state education post
• Parents blast Lakota kindergarten proposal
• Trustee’s perjury case likely to go to jury today
• New clerk of courts reorganizing staff
• Free tax prep offered at 7 sites
• West Chester trustees to consider various expenses, hiring of firefighter
• Development, money top issues at political meet
• Warren County family featured in Super Bowl opening
• Metropolis night club will stay open at mall
• Teacher accused of sex acts remains in jail
• Police release names of victims in neighborhood car crash
• Local Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Kasich appoints former Butler Tech CEO to education post
• Free tax prep sites open
• 3 charged after student’s hair set on fire
• Two men injured after crash on Ohio 129
• Local, state fuel prices continue to climb
• Rain, snow, falling temperatures expected today
• Judge to allow Widmer expert’s testimony
• Butler County GOP to pick next prosecutor Tuesday
• Atrium collaborates with squads to improve heart care
• Fort Hamilton sets record response time for heart attacks
• Auditor stopping unauthorized tax collected for decades
• Cheering on Packers is serious business for Mason family
• Some confusing things about Super Bowl XLV
• Cheering on Packers serious business
• Lebanon man part of Reagan’s 100th celebration
• Nightclub to leave mall
• Get a bigger tax return this year with these tips
• Railroad promises 
to work 
with county
• Female gym teacher accused of sex acts with football players
• 24 witnesses later, state still has not rested its case against Widmer
• Widmer trial ends for day without state resting
• Couple provides support 
to others who cannot hear
• Open casting call Saturday for Clooney movie
• Western Row Elementary to host Wacky Winter Fun Day
• Perjury trial brings tears for former county GOP director
• More snow headed to area this weekend
• Trenton residents may have to decide on fire levy
• Liberty Twp. declares moratorium on internet cafes
• Gas prices jump to $3.19 per gallon
• Volunteer driver doesn’t let his age - 97 - get in the way
• German restaurant opens on Main Street
• Bank exec featured at today's Groundhog economic forecast breakfast
• Child support enforcer ends tenure
• Widmer did not appear drunk at drowning scene, detective admits
• Clooney at Miami scouting for upcoming film
• Lebanon police searching for bank robbery suspect
• New GM joins outlet mall in Monroe
• Butler County United Way names interim director
• Add 100 flavors to your Coke at new sub shop
• Power restoration efforts wrapped up, Duke Energy says
• Stay warm, safe when power goes out
• 3 rescued from home filled with carbon monoxide fumes from generator
• Mason Middle School dance team racking up awards
• Outlet mall adds 2 stores
• Black History Month Lecture Series begins tonight at Mason High School
• Mason Community Center sees increased revenue, attendance following expansion
• Isolated outages remain in Butler, Warren counties
• Valentine greeting exhibit opens next week in Lebanon
• Are you a serious Packers or Steelers fan?
• Local leaders set 
to testify in trustee's perjury trial
• Hamilton crews quick to respond to outages
• Did you graduate in the 1960s in Hamilton?
• Mason High School theater group to perform ‘Twelfth Night’
• Stay warm, safe when power goes out</
• Widmer admitted punching, killing wife, witness testifies
• Local hot-air balloonist lands spot in Super Bowl XLV
• Suspicious package determined to be pack of batteries
• Some residents being double taxed, officials say
• New businesses planned 
for Rivers Crossing in South Lebanon
• Public needs to know that cuts are permanent, Mason board member says
• High winds hit utility pole, Ohio 123 shut down
• Mason teacher and administrator suspended, administrator resigns
• 6,000 outages remain in Butler, Warren counties
• Are you serious Packers, Steelers fan?
• Power outages main concern as Warren County begins thaw out
• Monroe clock tower, city building repair costs could reach $1M
• Energy crews working to restore power across Butler, Warren counties
• Expect more slippery travel, power issues, closings today
• Pension changes will cost taxpayers
• Slick roads, power outages afflict area
• Know someone worthy of Clemmons Award?
• Former Dynus exec says West Chester trustee did know when he was hired
• Sarah Widmer’s mother gives tearful testimony
• Motorists experiencing slick roads, events being canceled
• Motorists experiencing slick roads, Miami canceling classes
• SunCoke to hold job fair
• Local exhibit asks you to “Be Mine, Valentine”
• ‘Team Boehner’ to focus on keeping GOP majority in 2012
• Lakota family honors retiring schools chief Mike Taylor
• County commissioners choose interim prosecutor
• Issues to consider during power outages
• Officials urge caution when driving on slick roads
• Winter driving tips
• Seat belt use low in Butler County, according to latest data
• Ice storm could paralyze area
• ‘Science Guy’ Nye tells Miami students to ‘change the world’
• 'One-stop' Menards megastore opens
• ‘Media fasting’ part of Badin’s Catholic Schools Week events
• Second 'mystery witness' could take stand in Widmer trial
• Man accused of taking $100K from conservation groups
• LCNB reports 40 percent rise in profits over last year
• It’s unlikely Sarah Widmer had seizure in bathtub, expert says
• Cincinnati Financial declares dividends
• Miami regional campus hosts family friendly ‘Dis/Troy’ play
• Commission expected to vote on interim prosecutor
• Beck to host town meetings
• Weather halts Racial Legacies program
• County prosecutor candidates to be part of Tea Party meeting
• Three arrested on drug related charges following Lebanon raid
• Home improvement store opens Tuesday in Fairfield Twp.
• Ohio 123 reopened following multi-vehicle crash
• Wintry mix on its way, light snow later
• Winter storm watch issued for Butler, Warren counties
• Star witness could be tough sell for Widmer jury, expert says
• Ice may not be as severe for Butler, Warren counties
• Lakota mulls kindergarten class changes
• Ice storm could hit region Tuesday
• Prosecutor candidates intensify campaigns
• Forecasters warn snow, ice storm could paralyze area
• Drugs, weapons lead to arrest
• Federal funds for schools on the way
• Mercy workers reject union representation
• Birthday wishes help supply animal shelter
• Man who shot intruders faces drug, weapons charges in unrelated case
• Here's the deal: Score big on end-of-month discounts
• Butler County elections board appoints director
• Sinclair, Time Warner Cable talks stretch on
• Gurney gets 20 months in prison, dishonorable discharge
• Gurney says he was in ‘cycle of sin’
• All lanes of I-75 open following 3-vehicle crash
• Campaigning continues for who will be next Warren County prosecutor
• Mercy workers vote against unionizing
• Mason teacher and administrator suspended
• Mason schools won’t put levy on May ballot
• Area residents to jump into Caesar Creek Lake on Saturday
• Board of elections selects new director
• Driver of car that slid deep into ditch taken to hospital
• IceFest winners announced; event returns in 2013
• Mall developers hope to draw new tenants
• Highways moving at speed, slick in some spots
• Middletown Public Library system has new boss
• Business community gathers tonight for 101st annual dinner
• Bank heist suspect found at mom’s house
• Fairfield firm loses county transportation contract
• Little Miami goes for 8th levy attempt
• Warren County village in fourth day of boil advisory
• Suspect went to mom’s house following bank robbery, police say
• Library names new director
• Farewell party today for retiring Lakota superintendant Mike Taylor
• Monroe Board of Education plans retreat
• Snow coming later, quiet traffic commute today
• Drug Court grad trades drugs and alcohol for hope and drive
• Drug Court grads offer thanks
• Residents trying to revive Mason's 
July 4th fireworks
• Mason has new mayor for the day
• School choice forum tonight in Mason
• Will Mercy employees unionize? Vote is today
• Warehouse fire damages estimated at $2.5M
• First Financial made $59.3M in 2010
• Lane reopened after I-75 crash
• Will Mercy employees unionize? Vote is Thursday
• Sidewalks not supported in township
• Historical Society moves out of old school house
• Student to honor teacher who died through charity walk
• Estimated $2.5M in damages after warehouse fire, company says
• Mason schools to make nearly $6 million in cuts
• Little Miami teachers will be laid off; courses limited
• Menards home improvement store opens Tuesday
• Mason residents organizing effort to put on July 4th fireworks
• City's tax advance request a standard practice
• Contamination exercise conducted in Butler County
• Warehouse total loss after chemical fire, company says
• Traffic quickly thickening on I-75
• Air free of toxins, says EPA, but fire could take days to burn out
• Cincy State courted by Hamilton, reaffirms commitment to Middletown
• Butler Tech offers 
manufacturing 
job training
• AK Steel reports $128.9M net loss
• Jobless rate rises in Warren, Butler counties
• New councilman takes oath
• City of Monroe earns financial reporting award
• Airman: Air Force superior groped her, sent her sexual text messages
• Area of fire under quarantine; air free of dangerous chemicals, EPA says
• Water troubles continue in South Lebanon
• Man pleads not guilty to 117 child porn charges
• Mason schools announce nearly $6 million in cuts
• Miami students asked to return diplomas with typo
• Fire burning at chemical warehouse prompts warning to stay inside
• South Lebanon under water boil advisory
• 3 taken to hospital after crash that shut down interstate lane
• WPFB’s new owners won’t air area sports teams
• Main break leaves village residents without water
• Lakota to bypass May ballot
• Woman sentenced in alpaca beating case
• Three taken to hospital after crash that shut down interstate lane
• Survey shows more companies to add rather than cut jobs in next 6 months
• Era comes to a close for radio station
• ‘Gumball robber’ lands behind bars for candy theft
• No source determined for gas odor reported throughout area
• New Monroe councilman selected for dedication, 'forward thinking'
• AK earnings to be released Tuesday
• Hamilton, Middletown to reget vast majority of funds to rehab properties
• Warren County considering Transportation Improvement District
• Mason students learn to program apps for iPad
• Rockies Express appeals tax rate
• Wright-Patterson airman pleads guilty to 13 Air Force charges
• Gas line provider's appeal could mean less taxes for schools
• Roads slick as temperatures rise above freezing
• Jury selection process sheds light on Widmer trial
• Gas prices climb 9 cents over past week
• Trial begins for man accused of beating police officer
• Hundreds attend anti-abortion march
• Interest exceeds tickets in Bill Nye lecture
• Bressler reflects on career as attorney, judge
• Lawsuit seeks decision on abandoned Mary Haven building
• Monroe council appoints new member
• United Way looks at options at helm
• One dead, two injured in West Chester accident
• Meth lab bust in Warren County nets 2 arrests
• IceFest’s return thrills, chills crowd in downtown
• Former Fort Hamilton exec starts new job at Center of Hope
• New courts clerk aiming for seamless transition
• Icy conditions, bitter cold will put a chill on this weekend’s activities
• Here's the Deal: Girl Scout cookies full of value
• Widmer jury to view scene of drowning death
• Woman seriously hurt in crash
• SUV driver flown in crash involving a commercial vehicle
• Mason meth lab bust nets 2 arrests
• West Chester police chief vies 
for prosecutor position
• Crash shuts down Bypass 4 and Princeton Road
• Snow advisories lifted in Butler, Warren counties
• Woman freed after truck rolls over on ice
• IceFest kicks off: Event schedule, info about children's area
• Man took naked photos of children at his mom's daycare, FBI says
• Man took naked photos of children at daycare, FBI says
• Icy roads, below-zero chill follow snowstorm
• Ice carving shaping into its own profession
• Carving ice not easiest job on the block
• Cold weather ideal for IceFest
• Suspected ‘I-75 bandits’ may face more charges
• State lawmakers move to scrap all-day kindergarten
• Nonprofit renames itself Community First Solutions
• West Chester police chief in the running for prosecutor
• Traffic moving slowly as snow picks up
• Sheriff issues snow emergency
• Scripps Gerontology Center designated Ohio Center of Excellence
• County workers angry, shocked
• Mason transportation supervisor retiring after 23 years with district
• Students learn about various forms of engineering
• New growth coming to Mason crossroads
• Jury seated in 3rd bathtub murder trial; trial date uncertain
• Union Centre may get additional southbound exit lane
• Building begins on 2011 Homearama show
• Snow arrives, causing slick roads and closing schools
• Local programming to be lost in radio sale deal
• Nominate a resident for Foundation awards
• Country station 'The Rebel' to be sold, change format
• Butler County workers angry, shocked by private meetings
• Ice carvers get ready for city’s IceFest event
• Lakota schools schedule makeup day because of closings
• Snow arrives, causing slick roads and closing schools
• Vehicles beginning to slide off roadways, I-75 riddled with accidents
• When will schools make up snow days?
• New restaurant and business complex planned for Mason
• New outpatient facility
 for vets celebrates grand opening
• flexi USA builds HQ in West Chester Twp.
• Dolly Parton’s free book program expands to 3 more districts
• Road crews working to stay ahead of snow storm
• Jury seated for 3rd bathtub murder case; trial date not set
• Country radio station 'The Rebel' to be sold, will change formats
• Follow Widmer trial updates on twitter
• Fire displaces family in Mason
• Snow forecast cancels Little Miami commission meeting
• Building starts for 2011 Homearama
• See who wants to fill the vacant Monroe City Council seat
• Residents asked to help promote cities of Trenton, Monroe
• Little Miami dissolution discussion a state matter, Kings officials say
• Behind-the-scenes attempt to change county leadership aborted
• 2 commissioners end back-room talks
• Multiple inches of snow coming, storm warning issued
• New members join county board
• Monroe Schools short on cash awaiting tax money
• Auditor: State may find fault with Butler County books
• Controversy about gun laws continues to boil
• Politicians introduce gun-control reform
• West Chester police chief considers county prosecutor job
• Patent ruling lets AK offer new steel mix
• Curcio named Person of the Year in Hamilton Twp.
• Commission agrees to South Lebanon annexation with reservations
• Here we go again: Multiple inches of snow coming Thursday
• Monroe firefighter injured while battling blaze
• Sen. Portman visits high-tech Mason company
• Legal ruling lets AK offer new steel mix
• Home Depot looks to fill 150 jobs
• buybuy BABY store opens in Mason
• Emergency meeting about ‘cash borrowing resolution’ for Monroe Schools today
• Long lines of traffic form as Lakota bus cuts implemented
• Restaurant robbed at gunpoint by 2 men
• Woman who suffers from dementia found in Kentucky
• Have you seen this missing woman who suffers from dementia?
• Lebanon marks 26th year of honoring King
• More than 650 apply so far for 59 SunCoke jobs
• March organizer finds power in song
• The I Have a Dream Speech
• Mall to redevelop with hotel, ice rink, dining and more
• Lebanon MLK ceremony honors King, local activist
• Public invited to unity march, celebration on MLK Day
• Warren residents can examine proposed zoning code changes
• Full text of King's 'I Have a Dream' speech
• AK CEO: Middletown matters to steelmaker
• Here's the Deal: Save big on winter clothing this weekend
• Foundation of faith helped couple deal with son’s death
• “Dr. Creep” dies at 68
• Students bring award-winning cartoon series to life
• Forum to focus on school choice
• Solid Rock Church amphitheater upgrades are nearly complete
• Traders World raffle raises money for Monroe police K9 fund
• Monroe schools aim to involve students in board meetings
• Heart problems don’t deter longtime Monroe barber
• Rotary club seeking youth leaders for special program
• Worker injured in industrial accident
• Lane closing on I-71 in Warren County until noon
• Peeks of sunshine today; traffic conditions calm
• Golf, hunting, fishing among features of large annual boat show
• Carbon monoxide poses deadly danger
• Child porn case sent to federal grand jury
• Butler County cuts budget by 2.7%
• Resident says county 'cheated' MetroParks
• Butler County GOP picks new courts clerk
• Lebanon’s antique show this weekend
• Kings students bring award-winning cartoon series to life
• J.F. Burns Elementary custodian retires after 23 years
• Community Service Day opens students’ eyes to helping those in need
• School bus accident yields no injuries
• Two Little Miami board members argue for higher tax increase
• Monday’s MLK ceremony honors King, local activist
• Teacher inspires area students to help Ugandan counterparts
• Attendance numbers rising at area’s amusement parks
• Foreclosures remain challenge in Southwest Ohio
• Mason author’s book a fun, illustrated guide to business
• Mason, Deerfield Twp. websites get redesign
• Two-car accident reported on I-75 near Union Centre
• Antique show this weekend in Lebanon
• Snow continues to linger today, slow traffic in typical spots
• Butler County GOP picks new Clerk of Courts
• Townships may have to pay county EMA
• Mary Swain new county Clerk of Courts
• MLK Day celebration invites locals to ‘Live the Dream,’ declare unity
• Warren County to discuss proposed zoning code changes
• Tax commissioner’s decision on Duke favors Butler County
• Cedar Village staff, residents prepare food for Ronald McDonald House families
• Western Row Elementary pulls off reading program hat trick
• Little Miami board meeting, basketball games will occur as scheduled
• Local eatery robbed at gunpoint
• Junior high students arrested for painting swastikas on homes
• West Chester awarded for financial reporting; names Stoker president of trustees
• Interstate 71 reopened following crash in Lebanon
• Schools, activities delayed or canceled again today
• Light, blowing snow continues today
• Ohio EPA claims smoke opacity violations at AK coke plant
• AK Steel retirees settle suit
• Fast response averted potential disaster from gasoline tanker spill
• New Middletown VA clinic celebrates grand opening
• Kroger to open 1,000th gas station in Lemon Twp.
• More bad weather likely to extend school year
• More bad weather likely to extend school year
• Pay cuts only impact 3 employees: all women and over 40
• Democrat sought for elections board post
• Duke customers to pay $14M to utility for 2008 windstorm
• Kroger to open 1,000th fuel station at local site
• South Lebanon mayor says elementary should be in village
• AK found in violation for heavy smoke at coke plant
• Schools closed and activities cancelled due to snow
• Lakota considers change to kindergarten program
• Snow blanketing region; Level 1 snow advisory issued
• New steak restaurant opens in Lebanon
• Schools closed or under delay
• Traffic slow as road crews continue work
• Crews ready for snowy rush hour
• Windseeker latest Kings Island toy
• Portion of I-75 closed for hours after fuel spill
• Furmon to lead county commission; members appointed to committees
• Lakota looks at solar energy; change to kindergarten schedule
• Hundreds fill out applications for SunCoke’s Middletown plant
• What's it take to get a job at new SunCoke plant?
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• 'We're all Ohioans. We're all Buckeyes together', Gov. Kasich says
• Dewine wants Ohio to join court challenge to health care law
• South to serve as Warren County Commission president
• Portion of I-75 expected to be closed through 7 p.m.
• Kings Island's latest ride set to debut in April
• Furmon to lead commission this year
• Little Miami could be preview of coming attractions, state rep says
• Chambers of commerce announce dual-membership agreement
• Duke Energy grows larger with merger
• Gas prices to drop slightly this week
• Winter storm warning issued, snow coming
• ‘Polar bears’ to plunge into icy lake for Special Olympics
• Kasich sworn in as Ohio’s new governor
• Local public officials say it’s tough to stop attacks
• Boehner: ‘An attack on one ... is an attack on all’
• County GOP will choose clerk of courts
• Miami U. marketing 'brand' nationally
• Four show interest in Monroe council seat
• 3 to 5 inches of snow coming Tuesday
• Moment of silence for shooting victims to take place Monday
• Boehner: An attack on one who serves is an attack on all who serve
• Real estate agents using Internet platforms to help property sales
• Warren looks at upgrades for communication center
• United Way director leaving for Michigan job
• Here's the Deal: Now is good time to save
 on TVs and furniture
• County officials see spike in salt prices despite competitive bidding
• Lakota board spars over leadership
• Somber, stately funeral for deputy ends difficult, sad week
• Illegal immigrant accused of having marijuana in car
• Slain deputy begins journey to final resting place
• SunCoke to begin hiring hourly jobs
• Butler County United Way executive director to resign
• Morrow man appointed to veterans commission
• Area residents travel to see Boehner sworn in as Speaker of the House
• Lakota board conducts organizational meeting
• Sheriff’s Office responds to 19 accidents Thursday
• Chance of snow today, low temps throughout weekend
• Boehner: ‘We need to fix our Congress’
• Board of Elections director resigns
• Heavy snow torments afternoon commuters; cold sets in today
• Warren County United Way fell short of goal; agencies to see cuts
• Miami grad, ex-school teacher celebrates 100th birthday
• Last remaining Kmart in Butler County to close
• Road salt bid practices cost Ohio an extra $59M
• Trial delayed for exotic dancer accused in dragging death; Naughty Bodies under investigation
• Multiple accidents reported across Butler, Warren counties
• Girls Gone Wild to appear at local bar tonight
• Boehner: We’re uprooting the whole culture of our Congress
• Federal stimulus money going away for area schools in July
• Butler County Board of Elections director resigns after 33 years
• Suspect sought in Kroger robbery
• No need to go to birth county anymore to get birth certificate
• Mason schools seeks ‘creative and flexible thinking’ to address challenges
• Swim team shares gifts, time with shelter residents
• Technology, finances will be Kings’ focus in 2011
• Slight snow accumulations possible today, through weekend
• Woman gives birth to baby days after husband’s sudden death
• New faces, priorities for Mason in 2011
• Core services will be focus of township’s 2011 spending plans
• Man accused in ‘sexting’ now faces domestic violence charges
• Residents concerned about potential errant golf balls from driving range
• Juvenile cited in rollover crash
• Warren County United Way partner agencies to see funding cuts
• Letters 1/6: Prosecutor’s appointment process raises concerns
• Fort Ancient on cusp of receiving international recognition
• Local teen to attend governor’s inauguration
• History societies fighting for the future as monies lessen
• Boehner takes the gavel
• Boehner steps into speaker’s spotlight
• Boehner’s success ‘surreal,’ family says
• Boehner’s swearing-in parties have a celebratory mood
• Boehner’s Ohio backers bursting with pride
• Boehner: ‘This is the people’s House’
• Robbery suspect reportedly made off with ‘bundles of cash’
• Interim clerk already had pens made
• Township moves forward with police chief search
• Lebanon teen to attend governor’s inauguration
• Juvenile cited in rollover crash near Little Miami High
• Boehner - and Secret Service - often patronize local restaurant
• Speaker’s family emotional over Wednesday’s monumental event
• Countryside YMCA to operate senior fitness center at Otterbein
• Mason school board reappoints president, vice president
• Speaker-elect’s family emotional over Wednesday’s monumental event
• Police catch Morrow man in online sex sting
• Bio: John Boehner’s return to power an improbable comeback
• Monroe school board reappoints president, names new vice-president
• Four show interest in vacant Monroe council seat
• Monroe schools seek nominees for Academic Hall of Fame
• Police arrest Morrow man in online sex sting
• Boehner, staff settle into their new Capitol Hill offices
• Area remains cold, snow a possibility later in the week
• Boehner era to begin with call for health care repeal
• Boehner vows big changes as new speaker of the House
• Area residents travel to see Boehner sworn in as next U.S. House speaker
• Scandal rocks GOP star, making way for Boehner
• Law, history, tradition play part in House speaker’s role
• Fate of Butler’s 2011 budget in limbo
• Addict pieces life back together at Middletown’s Center of Hope
• Monroe Schools seeing more bedbug cases
• ‘Les’ was known as a visionary, friends say
• Lane closures on Interstate 75 begin Wednesday
• ‘Polar bears’ to plunge into Caesar Creek Lake
• County to file suit to end Mary Haven trust
• More than 150 board buses to witness Boehner take oath as Speaker
• Manchester Inn closure an end of era for some, new beginning for others
• Local residents invited to help kick off Relay for Life
• 850 pounds of pot seized after home-invasion shooting
• Ex-judge accused of drunken driving
• 2011 
‘the year 
of the budget,’ newest commissioner says
• School board keeps president, names new VP
• Matacic chosen to lead Liberty Twp. trustees
• Dry cleaners may open in Liberty Twp.
• Manchester Inn shuts down
• 89-year-old deputy clerk of council leaves post
• Longtime, respected Warren County businessman laid to rest
• Local execs make list of rising health care stars
• Dry cleaners to open in Liberty Twp.
• Former teacher in federal court on child porn charges
• County names interim Clerk of Courts; Carpenter begins as commissioner
• Husband battling disease that his wife survived
• Dreams during tough times
 push lottery to record sales
• Internet companies expanding into Butler County
• 11-year-olds bag trophies while hunting with their dads
• County auditor featured speaker at Teen Republicans meeting
• Longtime sheriff ready to take new role as commissioner
• Local historical societies cope with less public, private money
• Tears, being orange: It’s fair game as comics jab Boehner
• Boehner set to take power as speaker
• Boehner has big House plans, but are they realistic?
• Businesses have chance at $25,000 prize
• Manager shaken by daytime robbery
• Store manager shaken by daytime robbery
• Civic, business leaders among notable deaths
• Police ID man shot in face in early morning home invasion
• Butler County budget set for one month
• More law enforcement for New Year’s Eve
• Daughter of accused bank robber returned to mother
• Prominent Morrow businessman dies at age 99
• Community Services leader to retire after 42 years
• Cause unknown for suspicious barn fire
• Nursing student killed in crash 'loved life,' father says
• Balloon launched by students travels 100 miles, cam captures earth's atmosphere
• Man shot in face in early morning home invasion
• Earthquake felt by local residents
• Schools get in the spirit of giving during holidays
• Mason school officials say $44M reserve will help cover state reductions
• Top stories of 2010 in Warren County
• Rain expected to put damper on New Year’s
• RocKamp to teach kids how to rock like the Stones
• New Year’s Eve event may 
be last at Manchester Inn
• Longtime public servant packs up, looks to future
• Nyla’s Flowers closes Friday after almost 30 years
• Chick-fil-A starts interviews Monday for Bridgewater Falls site
• Federal judge denies Fox’s motion to dismiss charges
• Eyesore orphanage 
will be in court’s hands
• Deerfield eliminates positions to reduce budget
• Balloon launched by students travels 100 miles, cam captures earth's atmospere
• Condition of man who crashed car into pole improves
• School district's potential dissolution topic of regional meeting
• Man still in critical condition after being struck by car
• Boil advisory lifted for Monroe residences
• Accused bank robber had young daughter in his getaway car
• Condition of man who crashed car into pole improves
• Multiple new restaurants opening in area
• Freezing rain advisory may be needed, NWS says
• 2 charged in Christmas explosion that blew man's 'hand to hamburger meat'
• Boehner's swearing in as House Speaker draws locals to D.C.
• Liberty Mutual Group expands local work force
• Gas prices above $3 appearing 
to settle in
• Infected sprouts not sold in Ohio
• Rising Social Security usage could create problems later
• New car sales expected to grow by 1.1 million in 2010
• AK Steel to close Kentucky coke plant
• Liberty Mutual expanding local work force
• Accused Lebanon bank robber had child in his getaway car
• Warren County food drive extended to Jan. 22
• Multiple new restaurants opening in Liberty Twp.
• 2 charged in Christmas explosion that blew man's 'hand to hamburger meat'
• Fund set up for family who lost house to fire
• Oregonia man in serious condition after crash
• Barn blaze suspicious, fire chief says
• Mostly cloudy today with sunshine later
• Jesus painting mysteriously disappeared from church, was returned
• Man said Christmas explosion 'blew my hand to hamburger meat'
• Two injury accidents in Warren County
• Jaycees deliver end-of-year 
boost to food pantry
• Proposal balances county budget
• Job and Family Services office to reopen today in Middletown
• Crews called to fire at Animal Feed Express
• Boehner’s swearing-in as Speaker of the House draws local crowd to D.C.
• West Chester woman killed in crash on Ohio 741
• Job and Family Services office closed due to plumbing issues
• Medical helicopter responding to crash on Ohio 741
• Boil advisory in effect for parts on Monroe
• Dog tags on sale in Warren County
• Temperatures slowly warming leading up to New Year’s
• White Christmas gives way to soggy New Year’s, weather service says
• After-Christmas shoppers find bargains, long lines
• LifeSpan gets new funding and office
• Judge ending 40 years on bench in Warren County
• Debt, less revenue big factors in Butler County’s budget woes
• Atrium acquires robot for cutting edge cancer care
• Steady, first-time contributions raise $32,000 for hungry
• New pastor finds hope in people after fire destroys family home
• Snow to fall through the night
• State budget deficit may be $10B, not $8B
• First Financial focuses on business banking
• Have a live Christmas tree? Chipping, recycling options abound
• Gas prices over $3 a gallon
• Germantown driver dies in one-car crash
• Woman 'critical' but stable after Ohio 73 crash
• Miami trustees choose 
new chairman
• Got a live Christmas tree? Chipping, recycling options abound
• Educator remembered as mentor to other teachers
• Mason Mitzvah Day grows, serves more
• Princeton Road to open on Christmas Eve
• One to two inches could fall before Christmas
• Multicultural Day at elementary school highlights the world’s diversity
• Mason students team with younger peers to recycle
• Kings OKs $710K in projects from surplus revenues
• Mason school board continues work on where budget cuts will come from
• Do you use a camera for your teenage driver?
• Local woman one 
of first to experience new heart procedure
• No new snow fall for Christmas, weather experts say
• Forecast says no more snow 
this week
• Man dies in single-car crash
• Trustee's indictment gets mixed community reaction
• Woman 'critical' after crash on Ohio 73
• Boehner, like township he once led, has blossomed
• Those who led township with Boehner happy for his success
• Missing man found safe in Tennessee
• Beloved bailiff was ambassador of goodwill
• Activity Center seeks members of all ages, includes fitness programs
• Little Miami hires to fill two positions
• Monroe student dares to write winning drug resistance essay
• Monroe Police staff help local families 
in need
• Woman sent to hospital following highway crash
• West Chester man named Miami University trustee chair
• No snow for Christmas, forecasters say
• Menards now accepting applications
• Friends, family remember man killed by train
• Expert: Latest unemployment data shows 'slow recovery going on'
• Jobless rates in Butler, Warren counties dip to lowest point all year
• Monroe firefighters give more than $3K to breast cancer foundation
• Trustees approve permit for new restaurant, discuss no-parking zones
• Man hit by train overcame hearing loss, will be buried in Browns jersey
• White Christmas looking like a possibility
• Nonunion step raise cuts would 
save Butler County $200K
• Jobless rates drop across region, Ohio
• Cancer patient a ‘walking miracle’
• Unemployment dips in Butler, Warren counties, rises in some cities
• While others cut, Warren County's budget to increase in 2011
• Smashburger restaurant opens in Butler County
• Police: Train traveling about 50 mph when it struck worker
• Portion of Princeton Road closed through Wednesday
• County outlines Christmas tree recycling options
• Some roads slick; look out for freezing rain
• OSHA investigating death of tree trimmer struck on train trestle
• Gas prices roll past $3 a gallon
• Train displays stay on track through holidays
• Hospitals restricting visitors during flu season
• Donations help United Way
 deliver its holiday promise
• Tree trimmer who couldn't get off trestle in time was struck by train
• Gas prices spike over $3
• MetroParks propose athletic complex with ball fields
• AK Steel reduces smoke emissions
• Dog licenses must be renewed
• Newspapers seek New Year, Valentine events
• SunCoke Energy selects Illinois for future headquarters
• Kroger recalls pet food sold locally
• More snow heading this way
• Lebanon woman doesn’t want candymaking to become a lost art
• Food bank will help more than 300,000 people
• Local boy’s reaction to ‘07 Christmas gift inspires clip for Japanese TV show
• Military academy nominees honored
• Warren budget increases while neighboring counties make cuts
• Business in industrial park hit by fire
• There’s no price on kindness
• Fairfield superintendent announces retirement
• Two-year dental program to be offered at Butler Tech
• Warren County dispatchers to receive raise in 2011
• International Business Academy to open at high school
• Fairfield City Schools superintendent to retire in July
• Little Miami will close school building even if levy request passes
• Area snowfall ahead of average
• Levy, budget cuts on the horizon for Little Miami
• PUCO: Duke customers wrongly charged
• MetroParks studying impact of athletic complex at VOA Park
• Area businesses schedule next earnings release
• Miami fraternity suspended for off-campus party
• Insulation, turning down thermostat key to savings during winter months
• Benefit Saturday for family affected by apartment fire
• Developer wants to annex land into Maineville
• Snow crews should have roads cleared by rush hour
• I-71 reopened after semi crash
• Lakota district mourns death of teacher
• Snowfall continues to slow as warning expires
• Cause of house fire can't be determined
• Career Center meeting rescheduled
• Miami fraternity suspended; police find underage student intoxicated at party
• $200K lottery ticket sold locally still unclaimed
• AK Steel schedules next earnings release
• Longtime volunteer will be missed by Mason community
• Maineville council picks new member to fill vacant seat
• Deerfield Twp. expected to approve $20.7 million budget
• Visitations set for teacher
• Commissioner Kilburn says he has no regrets
• Trustee indicted in Dynus case
• Indictment surprises fellow officeholder
• Lower property values hurt school budgets
• Roads hazardous as snow slams region again
• West Chester Trustee George Lang indicted in Dynus case
• Indictment of West Chester trustee won't impact township operations, trustees say
• Butler County foreclosures up almost 30%
• 211 is back in Butler County
• City’s road crews ready to handle latest onslaught of wintry weather
• No bond set for man in 
4-hour standoff
• AK Steel seeks scholarship applications
• Giant map helps students learn about geography
• Kindles help Mason students turn the page in their reading
• School spirit shop offers extended hours for public holiday shopping
• Local impact fee fight goes to the Ohio Supreme Court
• Township officials say budget is in good shape
• Annexation may affect South Lebanon Elementary
• County Judge Eva Kessler 
prepares to hang up robe
• Township in good shape despite budget reductions
• Couple now has 72 characters in Christmas cutout collection
• Man involved in standoff identified
• Man surrenders to county SWAT team after a standoff
• Atrium CEO leaves legacy of progress
• Retiring CEO: Atrium will continue to evolve
• Vote on Facebook to help county food pantry $1M grant
• Local lights tour sends 
a powerful message
• More snow expected to fall, weather advisory issued
• Monroe councilman calls it quits
• Today’s the last day to ensure holiday delivery
• Fox’s lawyers accuse feds of 'gamesmanship' in denying records
• Mason schools to announce $6M in cuts in January
• Man in SWAT standoff shot mother’s dog, deputies say
• Prisoners collect $7,000 to provide toys to children
• Juror hardship day set for Widmer retrial
• Warren County employees may get raise in 2011
• Mason suspends Independence Day festival with budget cuts
• Wednesday is the day to guarantee Christmas delivery
• County Recorder warns of misdeeds by California business
• Firm to assist Lakota school board in superintendent search
• Two women rescued in early morning fire
• Students: If you wouldn’t say it to someone’s face, don’t say it online
• Academic Hall of Fame will honor Monroe graduates
• Annexation request would include South Lebanon Elementary
• Der Dutchman sister store to sell everything
• City of Monroe considers admission tax
• Duning one of three to receive highest attorney honor
• Spine treatment center opening local office, adding jobs
• Crews rescue residents in early morning fire
• SunCoke hiring managers now, to begin hourly hires in January
• Siting board hurdle won’t stop SunCoke project
• Bitter cold sets in; more snow possible this week
• Minor error in grant slips through
• Reports: Carpenter
 outspent
 opponent

• Lakota busing cuts means no high school transportation
• Search firm to assist board in finding new superintendent
• Lakota approves busing cuts
• Woman, man seriously injured in crash
• Slight chance of more snow as temperatures, wind chills drop
• Butler emergency lifted; more snow to fall
• Truck crashes, fuel spills in I-75 accident
• Glenn Beck coming to Beavercreek, Wilmington
• Schools weigh risky long-term solar deals against saving on energy costs
• Wind, snow could make for messy morning commute
• Township to get $100K federal block grant
• Districts consider long-term solar agreements
• Incentives for religious theme park fuel controversy
• Christian-themed attractions to soon dot I-75 corridor
• Outspoken Warren commissioner to retire
• Up to 5 inches of snow possible by Monday
• Glenn Beck coming to Beavercreek, Wilmington this week
• Up to 5 inches of snow possible for Sunday
• Death unpunished upsets grieving family
• Man’s death after fight ‘like a nightmare’
• Electrical malfunction blamed in deadly fire that killed grandmother
• Power of the Purse donates $10,000 to Healthy Visions
• McGary receives state prosecutor’s award
• Survivor of horrific I-675 crash appears on Today Show
• Two vehicle accident reported Ohio 63
• Schools keeping close eye on state funding predictions
• First Financial to close 7 branches, shift resources
• Rain, snow mix expected throughout weekend; accumulation possible
• Armed suspect robs music store
• Jail teleconference policy short-lived
• Witness helps nab suspect in bank heist
• House vote on gun bills unlikely until 2011
• Alcohol and guns ‘a dangerous mix’
• Butler County United Way has raised
 92 percent of its goal
• Plan would cut Butler County budget deficit by half
• Police nab bank robbery suspect
• High-speed crash victim to appear on Today show
• Mason students create their own ‘Junkanoo’ celebration
• Holiday tour highlights historic, elegant homes
• Hallelujah! Audience can sing along for ‘Messiah’
• Local singer/guitarist found purpose through writing music
• Traffic slow going following signal damage
• Author hopes to make a splash with dolphin novel
• Butler County United Way at 92 percent of its goal
• Oxford musicians play holiday favorites Dec. 10-11
• Miami’s choirs offer variety at concerts
• ‘Elegant Holiday’ concert area’s hottest ticket
• Kings looking at ways to spend building fund surplus
• Mason students create their own ‘Junkanoo’ celebration
• Options suggested in downtown Mason parking issue
• Warren County not expecting any local government funds from state
• City staff pitches in to keep services going for residents
• Mason may suspend large Independence Day festival
• Atrium Medical Center's revenue has grown
 to $230M in 3 years
• Temperatures to increase, but fall later causing snow
• Observer moves to online-only
• First Financial to consolidate banking centers
• Police nab gunman in
 pharmacy robbery
• Extension of jobless benefits would ensure happy holiday for area families
• First Financial to consolidate bank centers
• Car smashes into back of condo after going airborne
• Police nab gunman in pharmacy heist
• Free holiday dinner offered in Morrow
• Warren park commissioner retiring after 17 years
• Preschool, childcare holding holiday drive to benefit area food pantry
• Bed bug found on Monroe student, but there's no infestation, officials say
• Art students send greetings to troops overseas
• Miami’s Voice of America Learning Center to focus on new student population
• Business man turns daycare into growing franchise
• Hospital paramedic prepares to deploy to Middle East
• Monroe Observer newspaper moves to online-only format
• Evidence from cell phone found in pool of blood will be allowed in murder trial
• SunCoke reduces power generation at new plant
• Homeless shelters offer refuge in difficult times
• Feds to challenge request to drop indictments in Fox case
• Boss says worker in gun dispute was upset for not getting pay raise
• AK Steel leader promotes manufacturing
• Budget cuts may mean 4-H programs discontinued
• Snow, winds, cold to remain in the area for days
• Dixon: OSU service worthy
• Local farms donate hundreds of Christmas trees to military families
• Truck overturns on highway exit ramp
• High winds cancel holiday balloon glow
• Boys rescued after sinking into mud
• Big chill hits area
• Miami may increase MBA tuition
• IRS may have a refund check waiting for you
• Horsemen sad, bitter a year after deady barn fire
• Temperatures can’t chill immigration opinions
• Trial date set for serial strangling suspect
• French professor to play holiday concert at bell tower
• Here's the Deal: Bonus gift cards, free music among holiday deals
• Trailer unhitches from truck, backs up I-75
• Little Miami River watchdog sues over proposed zipline expansion
• Restraining order hearing for volleyball coach delayed
• Pavement work to close lanes on Interstate 75
• Miami has new iPhone application designed by students
• Miami may charge more for earning MBA
• Local soldier laid to rest with military honors
• Person killed in single-car accident
• Corwin Peddler provides locals with a taste of England
• Train display for charity held Dec. 4-5
• Accused rapist incompetent, attorney says; $1M bond set
• Mail truck crashes into garage door, woman cited
• Lane on southbound I-75 to briefly close
• Boy struck by vehicle no longer at Children's Hospital
• Hundreds turn out to honor fallen soldier
• 2 inches of snow could fall Saturday
• Miami considers fee hike to fund faculty salaries
• Warren United Way extends campaign - again
• County wants city to pay for parking
• Is regional airport worth keeping?
• Hundreds turn out to honor fallen Hamilton soldier
• Atrium cardiology program gets 
seal of
 approval
• Kasich pitches his $400M rail plan to Obama
• 13-year-old boy on bike struck by SUV
• Marcum Center, Miami residence halls among projects to be decided
• Siblings collect nearly $800 
to help Warren County families
• Floor buffer may be to blame for Target carbon monoxide poisoning
• Floor buffer may be to blame for carbon monoxide poisoning at Target
• Court date set for man who police say held co-workers at gunpoint
• Buy a Christmas tree and local seller will send to troops
• Fourth-graders get political lesson from Congressman
• Local schools brace for funding reductions
• Busy Monroe intersection getting back to normal; boil advisory lifted
• Woman cited after mail truck crashes into garage door
• Celebrations shine a light on Hanukkah holiday
• Mason teacher’s book to help beginning readers
• Mother’s appeal rejected; woman faces capital punishment in baby's death
• Frigid temps won’t keep Santa from Christmas in Mason
• Area vet joined Navy because of Pearl Harbor
• Contractor bringing 200 jobs to Deerfield Twp.
• County residents concerned about losing Internet service
• Temperatures to remain low, snow flurries possible
• Christmas festival this weekend in Waynesville
• Agents raid home, business of Middletown car dealer
• Soldier’s death the ‘day my life fell apart,’ wife says
• More than 5,000 local 
jobless to lose aid
• Flurries usher in year’s
 end; road crews ready for more snow
• SunCoke in limbo after court reversal
• Mother’s appeal rejected by High Court; woman faces capital punishment in baby's death
• Exotic dancer's comments to police after dragging death fair game at trial
• Film-related work focus of Film Talk 2010
• Cities, county to adopt birth certificate system
• Police: Man threatened co-workers with a gun at West Chester Twp. company
• 2011 dog licenses on sale now for $14
• Mail truck slammed into garage of home
• Ice-covered roads creating ‘plenty’ of accidents
• Beach Waterpark adds new activities
 for more ‘cool’ holiday fun
• Dissolving district 
may lead to 
legal battles
• Adult enrollment nearly doubles 
at career center
• Owner of lost serval cat may have been found
• Marsh Supermarket to close area location
• Officials searching for exotic cat last seen near mall
• WellSpring congregation uses well to reach out
• Churches find unique ways to feature Nativity
• Police reports: dump truck and church pull trailer stolen
• Change in busing cuts plan pending
• Area private school earns Blue Ribbon award
• Lakota fills top jobs for next year
• Fewer teachers, bigger classes on Little Miami’s horizon
• Body of soldier killed in Iraq returns to area
• Duct fire forces evacuation of factory, 17 units called to scene
• Water main break fixed in West Chester Twp.
• Giant Jesus statue inspires donations on a smaller scale
• Light snow falls, more on the way
• Cincinnati Bell will maintain iFiber service
• Candlelight tour highlights historic homes, churches decorated for holidays
• Tickets still available for annual Charity Ball on Friday
• Butler County Red Cross truck a prototype for regional fleet
• Center aids child victims of crime
• Wild African cat found in man’s barn
• County grows Christmas tree farm tradition
• 4 area counties are offering 2011 dog licenses at 2010 prices
• Wild cat found in private barn apprehended
• Tree farms a growing tradition in Warren County
• Concert planned at Miami bell tower
• New county Red Cross truck will serve as a prototype for regional fleet
• Monroe City Council to update zoning code
• Traffic switch for bypass work postponed
• Badin to host live nativity
• Lane closures announced for Ohio 73, Ohio 122 and I-75
• Exclusive: Family talked to soldier hours before he was killed in Iraq
• Water main break continues to restrict traffic
• Hazardous weather outlook issued; snow may come tonight
• FedEx closing area facility, eliminating 222 jobs
• $7M budget gap confronts county; sales tax hike rejected
• Lakota bus cuts won’t be as deep initially
• Does the IRS owe you money?
• Lakota changes busing cuts plan
• Waynesville community leaders shocked Der Dutchman won’t reopen
• Are you on the list to get a tax refund?
• Water main break closes busy intersection; boil advisory in effect
• Hunters check in deer as gun hunting season begins
• Rollover on I-75 slows morning commute
• Lakota to name treasurer, interim superintendent
• Roll-over on southbound I-75 slows morning commute
• Der Dutchman will not reopen following fire
• Kings drama students sink their teeth into a different kind of ‘Dracula’
• Water main break closes westbound Ohio 63
• Multiple crashes delay I-75 motorists during holiday
• Forecast for the week: rain and snow
• Freeze ends with return of IceFest
• Multiple crashes delay I-75 northbound traffic
• Commissioners won’t increase sales tax
• Butler County will not increase sales tax
• Robust crowds start early for Black Friday
• Shoppers brave cold, long wait to run to the deals
• Local woman helps troops feel needed when overseas
• Black Friday event goes to the dogs, and cats
• Christmas in Warren County concert next week
• Shoppers finding deals on Black Friday; stores staying busy all day
• Historical Society plans Dec. 18 social dance
• Clear and chilly weekend ahead
• Shoppers finding deals on Black Friday
• Edgewood schools keeps some pay-to-participate fees after levy approval
• Judge keeps gag order for third Widmer trial
• Historical Society plans social dance
• Hannah's Treasure Chest has giving tree
• Black Friday deals at humane society
• Things to do this holiday season
• Black Friday shopping creeps into Thanksgiving
• Gag order kept for 3rd Widmer trial
• Shared Harvest Foodbank urges
 donors to step up
• Local grad shares stories 
of her life in Alaska
• Fatal barn fire at raceway not a criminal act, report finds
• School salaries and benefits becoming ‘bull’s-eye’ for voters
• Official: Teachers’ unions often misunderstood
• Sick time, health plans are key benefits issues for teachers
• Indiana man jailed in daytime burglaries
• Mason Intermediate student honored with award
• Local stores preparing for Black Friday shoppers
• Hillsboro man accused of raping Warren County child
• Franklin man accused of sexual battery
• Two face multiple drug charges in Turtlecreek bust
• Man accused of theft spree and police chase indicted
• Downtown Mason building to be renovated
• Proposed fixes for I-71 interchange at Kings Mills canceled
• West Chester Twp. given top bond rating
• Christmas tree lighting set 
for Saturday
• $7.4M Health Science Academy gets OK at Atrium
• Prepare for a rainy Thanksgiving
• Services pending for fallen soldier
• Greentree Health Science Academy 
gets OK at Atrium
• Things to do during 
the holiday weekend
• Sheriff supports sales tax hike
• Bond reduced for brothers in pot growing case
• Portman calls for fiscal responsibility as he prepares to be senator
• $7.4M health sciences academy coming to area
• Jobless rates mostly flat in October
• Did your child make the honor roll?
• Reindog Parade coming to Mason
• Hiring begins at SunCoke
• Local woman wins $1M in lottery
• Miami student charged for burglary, possession of drugs
• Rain, snow showers possible for Thanksgiving Day
• Woman pleads guilty in alpaca case
• More holiday travelers expected to hit the road
• 3 show horses perish, 3 rescued from barn fire
• Sales tax talks will start today
• Hamilton grad killed by insurgents in Iraq
• Fill ‘er up: fuel prices jump 30 cents locally
• Woman pleads guilty to alpaca theft and beating
• Village diner to offer free turkey dinners
• Joe Morgan dealership opens
• More holiday travelers to hit the road
• Sales tax talks begin Tuesday
• Show horses die in barn fire
• Fire reported at barn with animals inside
• Lane restrictions on Ohio 63 today
• This week's forecast: Rain and more rain
• SunCoke to start hiring today
• Lakota grad sets sights behind camera
• Dog rescued from empty swimming pool
• Deadbeat parents featured on new ‘wanted’ list
• Fog advisory issued for area
• Local retailers hoping for online sales boost
• Black Friday shoppers
to use cell phones, too
• The woman behind the next Speaker
• State law grants big raises to Warren’s elected officials
• SunCoke to start hiring 
Monday
• Cassano’s adds fish and chips to menu in Trenton
• President named for Fort Hamilton
• Charities begin holiday drives amid growing need
• Here's the deal: Gobble up some holiday savings
• Women of Excellence honored by Chamber
• SunCoke hiring to start Monday
• Dance to benefit fire victims
• Maineville officials feuding over council position
• President named for Fort Hamilton Hospital
• Miami names new provost
• Lane to close on interstate for construction work
• Miami discussing giving ‘scalp song’ the axe
• Community choir to put on winter concert at Mason church
• Ohio jobless rate falls to 9.9 percent
• P&G to relocate 160 jobs to region
• Checkpoint being set up tonight by police
• Foggy morning turns to mostly sunny day
• Hamilton, Badin students take over city for Civic Day
• Sales tax hike an option to offset deficit
• Special-needs siblings to join family officially for National Adoption Day
• Request to halt SunCoke denied
• Flutist will perform at MUH series
• Personified pumpkins help teach fifth-graders
• State board denies Monroe’s request to halt SunCoke plant construction
• Kings High marching band wins championship for third year in row
• Sales tax hike on table to balance county budget
• Locals gobbling up fresh turkeys from area farmer
• Busiest time of year approaching for township, city road crews
• West Chester Twp. could save $1.8M by refinancing bonds
• Students send paper hugs to soldiers serving overseas
• Kings High School's football playoff buzz includes pep rally tonight
• Liberty Twp. man earns weekend in Las Vegas with winning essay
• Local residents hope Ohio influence in the House will bring new, frugal habits to D.C.
• Prank on area man might have been end of road for Sparky Anderson
• Fire at vacant Seventh Street house ‘suspicious’
• Winner named for Christmas card contest
• Exotic dancer to get one trial in dragging death, theft cases
• Fireworks done in Mason? Committee considering cuts
• Blind date during WWII led to 65 years of marriage
• Moderate weekend weather ahead
• Marijuana grow house raided; 166 pot plants seized
• Two remain in hospital two weeks after apartment fire
• Boehner to be 3rd speaker from Ohio
• Lanes on northbound I-75 have reopened
• No more Little Miami Schools? Officials discuss dissolution
• Race 
to the Top funds in question; many districts to move ahead with plans
• Badin drama group ready to present evening of one-acts
• Fitton Center touts the importance of arts, pleads for community support
• Business leaders to discuss economic outlook
• Holiday food drive begins in Warren County
• Marijuana grow house found; 166 pot plants confiscated
• House GOPs tap Boehner for speaker, vote a formality
• State calls for ban on alcohol energy drinks
• Former Warren County Ben-Gal to be part of reunion
• Christmas program seeks help
• Officials consider dissolving of school district
• Residents offer input to Mason school board after levy rejection
• Playboy models hang out in Vegas with contest winner
• Space shuttle astronaut to speak Nov. 22
• Owners to sell one outlet mall
• West school under lockdown for a bit
• Residents offer input to board after levy rejection
• FTC orders owners to sell one outlet mall
• Domestic violence crusader, One Way Farm founder receive Steel Magnolia awards
• Chamber membership official stepping down
• Collaboration of arts, businesses pays off
• Deputy resigns after alleged inappropriate conversation
• Adopt-a-family program seeks help
• U.S. Astronaut Hall of Famer Fred Gregory to speak Nov. 22
• School on lockdown after report of suspicious person
• Inappropriate conversation with woman leads to deputy's resignation
• Outlet mall to be sold
• Contest winner hangs out with Playboy models in Vegas
• City to delay vote on proposed sex offender law
• Parents concerned with safety after Lakota announces bus cuts
• Students work under pressure after ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ inspires them
• School stands behind volleyball coach despite complaints
• Lanes to close on I-75
• New Tide Dry Cleaners a hit at Mason location
• Rain forecast throughout afternoon, evening
• Passenger’s condition upgraded in wrong-way fatal crash
• Reported fire extinguished
• SunCoke hiring soon; $360M project 
to create more jobs than expected
• Serial strangling suspect from area to go on trial for '68 death in Mich.
• A few slow spots reported for morning commute
• Man swings ax after finding ex-girlfriend with another man, police say
• Lakota cuts busing 
to state minimum; 9,100 students affected
• Shotgun-toting robber strikes again, remains at large
• Modest hike in holiday spending is expected
• Charity groups pick up the pace; Salvation Army kettle drive starts Thursday
• Candlelight tour shows off city’s historic South Main neighborhood
• Court proposes ‘deep cut’ in 2011 budget
• Obama’s latest book 
hits local stores today
• Monroe school board to focus on personnel, property issues
• Warren County man indicted in ‘sexting’ case
• Cincinnati State must lease branch site
• Miami marching band celebrates 75 years
• Woman still critical after head-on collision
• Rain and temperatures to drop this week
• Woman in ICU after fatal head-on collision
• MillerCoors brewery has record-setting year
• Famous pilgrim statue spends day in Hamilton
• LCNB to anchor new $6M center in Monroe
• Former AK Steel HQ reduced to rubble
• Health care reform to affect workers’ policies
• Differences fade at fall harvest party at MUM
• Here's the Deal: Plan ahead to find deals on Black Friday
• Sisters sell their artwork to benefit classmates in Mason Breakfast Program
• Steel Band concert set for Nov. 16
• Miami University to stage ‘Art’
• Area man wins evening with Playboy models
• Essay
 is man’s ticket 
to Vegas
• Masked men held gun to 2-year-old's head during home invasion, victim says
• Mild-weather weekend could include some rain
• Veterans amazed by special parade, assembly at Mason school
• Resident recounts shooting in home
• Prosecutor candidate alleges plagiarism by opponent
• Mason business creates new use for social media on smart phones
• Man shot inside home by masked intruders
• Major courthouse expansion plans may be back in the county’s books for 2011
• Man shot inside home by masked intruders
• Library’s funding ample with levy’s approval
• Time Warner Cable won't carry area stations if negotiations fail
• Will Der Dutchman owners rebuild, reopen restaurant?
• Mason students use pink rubber ducks to raise cash for cancer research
• World War II vet recalls those making the ultimate sacrifice
• Tea party awaiting ruling 
on free speech violation
• WWII vet 'a genuine patriot'
• Carrot vending machine to stay in Mason High for two more months
• Restaurants offering deals to military members for holiday
• Lebanon resident’s military service inspired son’s career
• Learning never stops for Kings Junior High principal
• Man shot during home invasion was ‘fighting for my life.’
• Miami provost candidate says it’s essential to prepare the ‘global student’
• New gift shop and cafe adds life to Main Street
• Hanging out on the Ozone Zipline
• Area man wins evening with Playboy models
• Veterans get BOGO meal deal today at Uno Chicago Grill
• Vets honored for sacrifices
• Veterans History Project wants your war stories
• October foreclosures down 40% from last year, report says
• Stateside in 1946, J.D. Jarvis embarks on bluegrass career
• Men indicted in $1M pot growing operation
• WWII veteran J.D. Jarvis earned 3 Purple Hearts, records 45 albums
• Deerfield trustees outline township’s priorities for 2011
• 2nd defendant found guilty in alpaca case
• Students, city help fight Muddy Creek erosion problem
• Community rallies for teen who needs lung transplant
• Man shot in his home by masked men
• Fenwick boasts record enrollment
• Will pro- and anti-Lakota levy groups join forces?
• Ozone Zipline unveils expansion plans
• Final part of new Monroe neighborhood soon to be complete
• Alleged driver testifies in alpaca case
• Teen found guilty in fatal beating of baby alpaca
• Lane closures scheduled for I-71
• Apartment fire ruled as ‘accidental’
• World-famous statue visiting Hamilton church
• Men indicted in $1 million pot growing operation
• Luxury home-builder guilty of loan and bankruptcy fraud
• Middletown Rotary Club taking fruit sale orders
• New technology helping to confirm status of arrested immigrants
• Oxford, Miami say hate-based incidents will not be tolerated
• MU student: Headdress led to game ouster
• Mild week leads into weekend rain
• Muslim faith-based school celebrates 10 years
• Continued mild weather today and through this week
• Traffic flowing on I-75 after accident
• Lebanon man to spend 3 years in jail for raping 14-year-old
• Area Veterans Day events
• State certifies Little Miami’s deficit
• Tea party says preliminary ruling regarding polling place rights a victory
• Lecture to explore antiquities of Pyramid Hill
• Boehner, expected to be next House speaker, inspires new nickname: ‘Weeper of the House’
• Steelers QB gives funds to help local police K-9 programs
• Bengals game may have had I-75 traffic impact
• Gas prices nearing $3 a gallon locally
• Woman hurt trying to put out small kitchen fire
• Greentree Health Academy deal nearly final
• Kasich derails 3C train project
• BCRTA committees schedule meeting
• 83-year-old man killed after train strikes vehicle
• Sunny skies expected all week
• Expect more delays on I-75, but construction nearly complete
• I-75 rush hour traffic at standstill
• Lebanon man spend 3 years in jail for raping 14-year-old
• Prosecutors deny holding back information in Widmer trial
• Monroe Schools Board of Education cancels meeting
• Judge to decide to acquit or imprison sex offender
• Gas prices nearing $3 a gallon
• Semi crash may slow traffic in I-75 construction zone
• House fire sends people to hospital
• Oney faces last term as common pleas judge
• Gala will raise funds for abused children
• Suspicious fire hits target of alleged home invasion
• Virtual school costs significantly less than traditional schools
• Man killed after train strikes vehicle
• Home where invasion, fatal shooting occurred destroyed by fire
• Carpenter will hold swing vote on commission
• Area firefighters receive training 
in rescuing horses, other livestock
• Warren County school district could be first in state to reach credit limit
• Here's the Deal: Brand loyalty is not cheap
• Foundation honors 3 at annual dinner
• Warren County United Way extends campaign
• Township sees a rash of stormwater grate thefts
• Local bank’s earnings stack up
• ‘A miracle’ no one injured 
in home propane explosion
• Miamii provost candidate said he encourages input
• Mystery illness frustrates man and his doctors
• Mount Pleasant honors its veterans with parade
• Find a holiday craft show in November
• Season’s first flurries may be spotted today
• County offers flu shots for $5 for kids; $25 for adults
• Students ‘thrilled’ with school’s phys-ed dance unit
• School administrator’s flashy 'hairdo' part of breast cancer fundraiser
• Miami provost candidate said he encourages input
• Salute a veteran at Veterans Day events Nov. 11
• No state precedent for Little Miami funding problem
• Lakota levy failure to have repercussions in athletic departments
• Reading Road widening project moves forward
• Mason United to debut sanctuary
• Jewish Cemeteries won’t seek land by park
• 10 will be honored for community work
• Holiday gift donations needed
• Widmer case: Law experts differ on disclosure of evidence
• Railroad crossing work complete
• Propane explosion suspected in fire that leveled home
• Acclaimed director leads Miami Opera production
• Area welding classes will use surplus pipe from Rockies Express project
• ‘Miracle’ no one injured in propane explosion that leveled home
• Tea party awaits ruling on free speech violation
• Assistant prosecutor calls it quits
• Library celebrates ceremonial ‘wallbreaking’
• Will Boehner’s rise help the region he serves?
• Apartments explode into ball of fire; several injured
• Lakota Local Schools levy rejected
• Several injured after apartment building explodes into ball of fire
• ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ coming to Mason
• School's vision screenings aided by Luxottica volunteers
• Lakota Local Schools levy rejected by district’s residents
• Incumbent juvenile court judge wins first full term
• Nearly 30 without homes, several injured after apartments explode into ball of fire
• County’s 2nd largest private company has new majority owner
• Tornado must be spotted to set off sirens, Monroe officials say
• New hire could save Butler County money
• Provost candidate lauds MU mission
• Flea markets to help March of Dimes
• Solid Rock unveils new Jesus statue
• Magazine: Ohio among top states for business climate
• Lakota levy a big-ticket item for voters
• Kings voters approve renewal of permanent improvement levy
• State representative candidate surprised by campaign ads
• GOP gubernatorial hopeful Kasich visits area
• Bond set at $75,000 for arson suspect
• Man loses two fingers in lawn mower accident
• Educator challenges incumbent for 35th District seat
• Solid Rock announces artist, design for new Jesus statue
• 5,000 jobs may come to Butler County if multiple business leads pan out
• Oxford State Road to close this week
• Near freezing temperatures and a chance of snow coming this week
• Fender benders deliver nasty trick to I-75 drivers
• GOP gubernatorial hopeful visits area
• Engel surprised by campaign ads
• Middletown Area United Way just misses $1.2M campaign goal
• Deals await this Halloween weekend
• Funeral set for woman struck in hospital parking lot
• Senior facility changes name
• School, resident to rally support for Cincy State branch
• Rollover accident kills 1
• IKEA hosts free ‘Food-As-Entertainment’ experience
• Children’s plays offer chance for fun, games and creativity
• Possible frost warning this evening
• Surprise party, limo part of man's weight loss celebration
• MUM to host Randy Newman show in February
• Mason levy committee has raised $64,250
• Retiring library director ‘a good boss’
• 2008 Kings graduate writes book on Asperger’s Syndrome
• Sacks named honorary co-chairs of Charity Ball
• Mason running standout commits to NCAA champs
• Bank official expects economy to keep a slow pace next year
• Gold and coin buyer opens this weekend
• A bank halt of foreclosures decreases 3Q activity
• Coupon class attracts dozens interested in cutting costs
• Little Miami teachers nominated for state award
• Most local schools spending less, state records reveal
• Career Center staff planning cuts to budget
• Kids of all abilities can enjoy new playground
• Butler County Educational Service Center marks new building
• West Chester trustees put brakes on outsourcing
• Child Advocacy Center leader feels ‘responsibility to the kids’
• Community center expansion ready for residents to tour
• Art entries sought for Holiday Tidings contest
• County EMA seeking to change siren policies
• Bengals players bring smiles and fitness message to elementary students
• Severe storms pound area
• Monroe ready to battle roads this winter
• Sherwin-Williams wholesale store, other businesses opening in West Chester
• Ruby Award winner ‘almost perfect’
• BCESC marks new building, new partnership
• Pumpkin adventure set for Saturday
• Man pleads guilty in connection with attempt to blow up house
• Man pleads guilty to attempting to blow up his house
• Mason school board swears in Culbertson as new member
• Brother, sister sent to prison for beating man to death
• Mason teacher races, raises money in memory of friend
• Widmer defense does not want venue change in third trial
• State commission: Levy key to Little Miami’s financial recovery
• New branch campus of Cincinnati State in the works for Butler County
• Bengals players bring smiles and fitness message to Babeck students
• Visit from Bengals players lift the spirits of teacher battling cancer
• High wind warning issued for Butler, Warren counties
• Tornado watch issued for area
• Unemployment rate drops locally for 3rd straight month
• Carlisle mayor files $6.5M lawsuit against city and police
• Price of iron ore strains AK Steel in third quarter
• Software Solutions founder retires
• Miami community meets first provost candidate
• Unemployment rate drops locally for third straight month
• New branch campus in works for Butler County
• Miami honors veterans with special ceremonies Nov. 11
• Former commissioner wants federal indictments dismissed
• Three students charged with damaging election signs
• Local trick-or-treat times announced
• Local cinema to offer spook show on Halloween
• Severe storms pound area, head east
• Former commissioner wants federal indictments dismissed
• Community Foundation celebrates heroes, invites locals to ‘Dine Around’ town
• How much would a ‘yes’ vote cost you?
• Hospital employees breached crash victim’s privacy
• Edgewood union, school board agree on pay freeze
• Residents warned to brace for high winds
• Lakota East’s ‘Spark’ entered in journalism hall of fame
• West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance celebrates 35 years
• Parks levy would generate $3.8M a year
• Region warned to brace for high winds
• Local trick-or-treat times announced
• High winds may arrive Tuesday
• Hamilton woman injured in accident on I-75
• Patrol responding to injury accident on I-75
• Pella Corp. to close Fairfield factory
• Miller Insurance expands representation, products
• Commission seeks to halt travel, training as way of cutting budget
• GOP House members urge White House to suspend GM dealership closures
• Class for coupons can help you save
• Middletown hosts forum to help firefighters stay fit
• Carlisle mayor files $6.5 million lawsuit against city and police
• Parks levy would generate $3.8M a year
• Man charged after posing as security guard
• Engel advocates stiff fines for hiring illegal immigrants
• Strickland supporters celebrate governor’s visit
• ‘Man v. Food’ star to speak at Miami U.
• Ohio targeted in GOP House strategy
• Regional collaboration is called key to growth
• Here's the Deal: Beware spending too much for Halloween
• Jury issues death decree for man convicted of killing Fairfield attorney and a witness
• Franklin driver convicted in death of Hamilton father
• Mercy Hospital Fairfield worker struck in hospital parking lot dies of injuries
• Specialty stores hope to scare up Halloween shoppers
• Man, 18, gets 20 months in prison for alpaca case
• County Educational Service Center to dedicate new offices
• House destroyed, 4 others damaged in fire
• More than 10,000 see Dalai Lama
• Dalai Lama challenged on Tibet protests
• Group warns parents about Halloween costumes.
• Community theater group presenting ‘The Crucible’
• Temperatures to stay in 70s this weekend
• Kings engineering team to build $1,000 generator
• Home Depot to add 100 jobs at Monroe facility
• Franklin man found guilty of aggravated vehicular homicide
• Dalai Lama emphasizes peace to Miami crowd
• Mason teacher exemplifies going ‘above and beyond’
• Help clean up Fort Ancient this weekend
• Weekend event provides computer solutions to non-profits
• LCNB CEO now chair of national banking association
• Police ask for help identifying laundromat thieves
• Residents can sign up to save on the their electric bills
• I-75 ramp to Ohio 63 open following fire
• Howl-O-Fest
• Surprise party, limo part of man’s weight loss celebration
• Is outlet mall an easy shoplifting target?
• State agency concludes investigation into city worker’s death
• Board of Elections continuing its voting machine lawsuit
• Fenwick's Comedy Night fete to return Saturday
• Senior living community changes name
• Weather dry as cold front comes in; frost expected Friday
• Hamiltonian presents award to Dalai Lama at Miami event
• 250 more pounds of pot intercepted
• Harris named to Chamber position
• YWCA honors women for giving back to community
• Mason residents can volunteer or give donations
• Electrical problem blamed for fire at a house in Monroe
• Foundation aims to support child cancer patients
• Study of Peru includes artwork exchange
• Residents can sign up to save on the their gas bills
• Local businessman featured on home improvement show
• Woman in serious condition following wreck
• Luxury home builder's trial for loan fraud begins Friday
• Professional, student orchestras to collaborate for concert
• Local professionals to be honored for volunteerism
• Teens to clean Fort Ancient
• Ohio 63 open following 4-vehicle crash
• 2-week-old baby recovers from fall in Springboro
• Dalai Lama gets award, dons 3-D glasses
• Voters to decide fate of district’s seventh tax request in two years
• Haunted trail offers plenty of frights for free
• State concludes investigation into city worker’s death
• Dalai Lama speaks on happiness
• Annual harvest festival Saturday to aid church
• Judge dismisses juror who refuses to go on
• Flu shots down this year
• Miami Valley should expect warmer winter
• Wine, art mingle at Saturday benefit
• “She taught us to soar;” memorial honors fallen child mentor
• Zombie invasion to strike Hamilton on Friday night
• Family of tree-trimmer who died moved to Michigan
• 2 Dayton women sentenced to jail; two others arraigned in outlet mall thefts
• Little Miami approves resolution for state loan
• Board of Trustees considers outsourcing township’s services
• Trial to begin Friday for luxury home builder
• Kings rehires treasurer who will ‘retire’
• Newspaper subscriptions aid Lakota Fund, other programs
• Lakota East, West students declare support for levy measure
• 2-week-old baby in good condition after fall in Springboro
• Halloween Haunt
• Police ID fatal crash victim
• Child rape case goes to grand jury
• YWCA to honor five local women
• After morning frost, highs in the 60s today
• Naked man spotted during driving test
• Workshop explores Muslims in America
• Mason looking for noted graduates
• $1M bond set for man accused of sexually abusing 3 relatives
• Electrical problem ignites home fire
• County faces $2.1M bill
• Mason school board names replacement for vacated spot
• 2 released from hospital following fatal crash
• 1 killed in crash in front of store
• I-71 reopened after semi wreck
• ‘We are the Lakota levy,’ students declare
• ‘I am the Lakota levy,’ students declare
• Dog costume parade winners include Chihuahua as pirate, bulldog as frog
• Man killed in 3-vehicle crash identified
• UC Health replaces Health Alliance
• Monroe Board of Education approves teacher contract
• Howl-O-Ween paraders include afro-attired hound, frog-fashioned bulldog
• Monks create sand mandala at Miami
• 1,100 students turn out for water festival
• Senior vice president at Fort Hamilton Hospital steps down
• Woman dedicates her work and free time to others
• 1 killed in crash in front of store on Ohio 747
• Tea party to sue board of elections, local electicians union
• Financing for county communication system in question
• Electrical problem ignites fire to home on Timrick Place
• Prep football players share with adult day care residents
• Hearing set for man charged in fatal wreck
• Monroe board votes to ratify contract
• $1M bond set in sexual abuse case
• Board at odds on texting policy
• Blessing for caregivers, health care professionals
• Bond set at $1 million for man accused of sexually abusing his relatives
• Dog costume parade winners include chi-hua-hua as pirate, bulldog as frog
• Hearing set for man charged in fatal wreck
• Mason school board fills vacated spot
• Miami announces provost candidates
• Tea party sues board of elections, local union
• Dog costume contest winners include chi-hua-hua as pirate, bulldog as frog
• Miami announces provost candidates
• Four-vehicle crash in front of store on Ohio 747
• Brown’s Marketplace changes focus
• Best places in Warren County to view fall colors
• Jobs focus of economic forum at MillerCoors
• Female breadwinners reflect a dramatic social shift
• Women closing job, pay gap in recession
• Coley wants to serve last term with GOP governor
• School funding among priorities for Ohio House candidate
• Memorial planned for fatal crash victim
• Afro-attired hound, frog-fashioned bulldog among Howl-O-Ween paraders
• Here's the deal: Diners, shoppers can save
• 1,100 students turn out for water festival at Miami Hamilton
• Riley’s Furniture holds strong for 40 years
• Dayton law firm opens Butler County office
• Sheriff Jones wants to sue Mexico over illegal drugs, immigrants
• Der Dutchman begins cleanup following devastating fire
• Lebanon woman killed in crash was 'an angel on Earth'
• Fall Festival spotlights season’s beauty
• Two-vehicle crash sends one to the hospital
• Warren County plans 9/11 memorial
• United Way cuts allocations to agencies
• House catches fire Saturday afternoon
• Local teen walks Hollywood’s red carpet after appearance in ‘Secretariat’
• Foreclosure filings for Butler, Warren counties buck national, state trend
• Butler County Records Center may make a move
• Funding sought for Monroe Crossings Park amenities
• Reading, homework help available to students
• Locals invited to opening of new area senior center
• BAE lands second contract in a week
• Special time set for Monroe school meeting
• Haunted River promises rafting trip like no other
• 2 hurt in rollover crash still in hospital
• Pet costume contest this weekend
• Future uncertain at decimated Der Dutchman
• Moving Widmer trial could be ‘logistical nightmare’
• Drink wine and tour Fort Ancient on Sunday
• Police searching for man accused of taking female student
• Students find creative outlet in after-school art class
• Report of fire in Mason turns out to be furnace smoke
• Butler County Records Center may move
• Dedicated Lebanon child advocate killed in car accident
• Monroe school board sets special meeting time
• Future not certain at decimated Der Dutchman
• Vicious dog on the loose in Lebanon
• Ride down the 'haunted river' in a raft
• Local legislators say school spending reform is needed
• Der Dutchman fire accidental, causes $1.5 million in damage
• Vegas-style show to take stage at Mason High School
• Foreclosures down in area
• Deerfield Twp. firemen to wear pink to in support
• Three men identified in rollover accident
• Day-care purse snatchings have police asking for help
• Lakota student found, man still considered kidnapping suspect
• Woman accused of soliciting undercover officer in her home
• Trial move could be ‘logistical nightmare’
• Senior Center designed to 
be gathering place for all ages
• GE rally today in support of F-35 backup engine
• Voters asked to approve a ‘phased-in’ Mason school levy
• Der Dutchman fire accidental, causes $1.5 million in damages
• Upcoming levy a familiar one for Kings; it won’t raise taxes
• 'Lengthy' delays on I-75 expected near Austin Blvd.
• Theater group’s partnership sweetens ‘Willy Wonka Jr.’ on stage this weekend
• Candlelight vigil next week for crime, accident victims
• Lakota student may have been kidnapped, police say
• St. Francis de Sales earns highest healthy schools award
• Local services now easier to find thanks to pocket resource guide
• Monroe teachers ratify contract; board to vote Monday
• Historical society to add research facility, library
• Jury deliberating capital murder case sequestered
• Cooler temperatures remain for next few days
• 3 men taken to hospital after rollover accident
• Best places to view fall colors
• Community Center to close for a week
• Find the best places to view fall colors in Warren County
• Monroe woman arrested for prostitution
• Der Dutchman fire one of the largest in village’s history
• Miami University partners with university in Thailand
• Leadership program gives residents chance to get involved
• Educator challenges Maag for state house seat
• Showers in the cards for Wednesday
• New bike trails won't be rolled out in West Chester anytime soon
• Residents will be armed with "concrete tools to get connected," agencies say
• Worker burned in trailer fire
• Leadership program gives residents a chance to get involved
• 3 hospitalized after rollover accident in Springboro
• Jury sequestered in capital murder trial
• Forum on county, local levies will be at Miami VOA campus
• Butler Tech sees more students eligible for free lunch, seeks to increase diversity
• 50 people in Der Dutchman restaurant when fire starts
• Monroe church offers homework, reading help to students
• Car ‘destroyed’ after accident in no-passing zone
• Monroe paramedics to partner with EMS students at Butler Tech
• Legislators say school spending reform needed
• Record 268 pounds of pot seized in bust, sheriff says
• AK official says China is a major challenge
• Haunted River promises a rafting trip like no other
• County commission candidates take questions
• Accident occurs on I-75 near Cin-Day Road
• Mason school levy campaign to host ‘Koffees with Kevin’
• Dateline host to speak at Warren County fundraiser
• TID hears plans on major projects for roads
• Teens caught stealing political signs
• Danger is part of skydiving, local jumpers say
• Driver cited for hitting school bus with 13 kids aboard
• Water main break floods Sorg, but does't sink opera house
• Local gas prices drive ahead of state, national average
• More deer will likely
 mean more crashes
• Skydiver defends firm’s safety record
• Expect sun today with clouds on the way
• Agencies to announce collaborative effort for local services
• TID plans major projects for roads
• County recycling grants available
• Worker burned in trailer fire at West Chester business
• Dress up your dog and join the Howl-O-Ween parade
• AK Steel official to speak about business challenges
• Gas prices up almost 20 cents this month
• Monroe school board continues talks on teacher negotiations
• BAE lands second contract in a week
• Chipotle customers invited to dress as processed food for Halloween
• Do you know everything about the local tax levies?
• Downed power line closes county road
• Mason High School Marching Band scores top spot at regional championships
• Driver cited for striking school bus with 13 children aboard
• 10 rowing teams 
to compete in local regatta
• Fans enjoy game despite Phillies' sweep
• Governor candidates have many differences
• Suspected shoplifters still targeting outlet mall
• Reality show experience leads to promotion
• Program to address behaviors among sororities
• Local independent restaurants still profitable
• Boehner talks about jobs at local business
• 22 teen leaders to be honored
• Monroe schools, teachers reach tentative accord
• Here's the Deal: Find sweet savings on trick-or-treat
• Women’s Initiative to focus on local philanthropy
• Miami president says school must adapt
• 'I hate myself,' says teen rapist sentenced to 28 years in prison
• ‘Holy rollers’ cook up more than 12K cabbage rolls for festival
• Lakota narrows search for treasurer to three candidates
• 16 apply for open Mason school board seat
• BAE vies for contracts in hopes of calling back workers
• Pro- and anti-levy signs disappear
• State’s top doc pushes community gardens, praises health care reform
• Local teen an extra in ‘Secretariat’
• Movie star to share her pro-life story
• West Chester 
Great Pumpkin Fest slated for Saturday
• Local actors perform ‘Mousetrap,’ ‘Pajama Game’ this weekend
• Sentencing today for teen who pleaded no contest to raping 64-year-old woman
• Risky sorority behaviors to be addressed
• Temperatures back in the 80s today
• MidUSA switches to MasterCard debit cards
• Police still seeking two subjects 
in Waffle House robbery
• Jungle Jim’s to expand near Eastgate Mall
• 15-year-old sentenced to 28 years in prison for raping 64-year-old woman
• No injuries in 3-vehicle crash on I-71
• Jungle Jim’s to open second location, ‘jungalize’ building
• Schools’ foundation gala has high goals
• Mother, two children injured in wreck at school
• Fire crews responding to farm equipment on fire
• YWCA 
to honor
 women 
of note
• Urban health issues topic at tonight's forum
• Film festival at drive-in theater
• Pickup struck by train after it was stuck at crossing gates
• Henkle Schueler celebrates its 75th anniversary
• Sauerkraut Festival this weekend in Waynesville
• Township residents may see savings in their electric bills
• Chamber awards lifetime membership to longtime Mason businessman Roger Cupp
• Mason fire station open to public for tours on Saturday
• Volunteers needed for Mason Serves clean-up
• Residents can donate items
on ‘Make A Difference Day’
• Pro- and anti-levy signs disappear
• State’s top doctor pushes gardens, praises health care reform
• High school planning tribute 
to alumni with military service
• Third-graders' studies about Australia go wild
• Volunteers needed for Mason Serves clean-up project
• BAE Systems lands $7M contract
• Cupp awarded Lifetime Member award by chamber
• Local man’s juggling skills land him 13 world records
• Early catch key for cancer survival
• Kohl’s to hire 40,000 for holiday season
• Firefighters to receive training in rescuing horses
• New business will offer a large variety of cupcakes
• Troopers looking for vending machine thieves
• Warren County counselors strengthen family bonds
• Man sent to hospital after train strikes vehicle
• Reality show experience leads to promotion for area woman
• Court: No right to sewer service
• Chamber showcase features more than 100 area businesses
• Cows on the loose rounded up by police
• ‘Blind Side’ mother shares story, encourages audience to reach out
• Expect clear skies, temperatures in the 70s
• Badin homecoming to feature first King crowned, new parade route
• Shotgun robberies may be linked
• Contractors strike gas line, cause leak
• No plans this weekend? Put on pajamas
• St. Susanna School celebrates Blue Ribbon award
• 2 accidents prompt delays on highway
• Frost advisory issued for overnight
• Hearing delayed on Warren GOP commission race complaint
• Middletown man dies after tree-trimming accident
• ‘Blind Side’ mom 
to visit
• County offices present budgets
• AK Steel cited, fined for ‘willful’ worker safety violations
• Boy hurt after being struck by vehicle
• Police seek armed robbery suspects
• Lakota levy impacts private school families
• Lakota educators fear literacy will be impacted if levy fails
• OSHA investigating accident that left tree-trimmer in critical condition
• Miami will look at more cost-cutting, in wake of state funding delay
• Chamber showcase to feature more than 100 area businesses
• Arson ruled in fire that destroyed area home
• Tree trimmer critical after being hit by falling limb
• Department heads praised for ‘wanting to be part of the solution’ to budget shortfall
• Phone-a-thon today will link counselors to homeowners facing foreclosure
• Man hit by falling tree limb suffers serious head injuries
• Poor economy presents opportunities for farms
• 20 sophomores attend ranch in Colorado to learn leadership
• Lakota levy committee hosts information sessions
• Victim of falling tree limb flown to hospital
• Fire reported at Mason residence
• Property complaints on the rise
• Commissioners to discuss next year’s budget today
• Boehner insists he’s ‘a regular guy with a big job’
• Reds fever: Have you caught it?
• Local government investments also pinched by economy
• Team hosts ‘Kick for a Cause’ game
• Here's the Deal: Spruce up your house, save
• Amish furniture auction will help charity
• Opportunities for foreign investment in Botswana
• Troupe from Botswana kicks off Middfest event
• Family says chickens, goats part of green-living choice
• No mystery why Botswana is featured at Middfest
• Middfest: ‘A Taste of Botswana’ celebrates country’s Independence Day
• Sunny today but showers, lower temps for weekend
• Walk a dog this weekend and help raise money
• Showers, lower temps for weekend
• Flu shots available Saturday at fairgrounds
• Headstone may have fallen on youngster’s legs
• Salem/Morrow Fire Department to unveil new firehouse Saturday
• Monroe school board schedules special meeting
• Credit union opens new branch; grand opening event on Saturday
• Butler County offering flu vaccines for adults and children
• Poor economy presents opportunities for farm festivals
• Franklin council meeting cancelled
• Juvenile runs stop sign, causes wreck
• Meadows Lakes casting Hill
 of Horror to hook fright fans
• Find something to do at farm festivals
• Antique show this weekend at Warren County Fairgrounds
• ‘Undercover Boss’ to feature area waterpark
• Middfest: DNA swabs trace our origins to Botswana
• Groups: Get levy facts before voting
• Rose Chevrolet loses arbitration with GM
• Layoffs begin at large Lebanon employer
• Enrollment in Kings district grows by 219
• Mason waterpark featured on next ‘Undercover Boss’
• Expect sunny skies today
• Patchy fog but roads clear
• Middfest: Botswana comes alive with tale of boy and his dog
• Job fair scheduled for Monday
• Voters to decide on Liberty Twp. fire levy
• Mason school board member resigns
• Domestic violence survivor hopes her story will save someone’s life
• Groups: Get levy facts before you vote
• Semi flips on Ohio 129
• Driving buses a family affair
• Kroger leery of boosting earnings estimate
• More cuts likely if voters defeat Little Miami tax
• Semi flips on Ohio 129
• Botswana comes alive with tale of boy and his dog
• Butler Co. Medical Center again ranks high in patient satisfaction
• West Chester Twp. has Facebook fan page
• Flu shots offered at fairgrounds on Saturday
• Chamber showcase to feature more than 100 local businesses
• Lakota superintendent stepping down
• Morning roads wet, but clear
• Showers expected to last until this afternoon
• Vehicle, Rumpke truck crash
• AK Steel sets date of quarterly earnings announcement
• AAA Explore Store opens in West Chester
• Middfest: 'No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency' skits to bring Botswana to life
• School board member resigns
• Wrangler returns to Middfest with exotic wildlife
• Salem/Morrow Fire Department to unveil new fire house
• Ohio 63 to close for signal installation
• Mount Pleasant to host county ‘Meet the Candidates’ event
• Residents asked to boil water on Wednesday
• Levy opponents say Lakota should cut salaries, benefits
• One vehicle accident reported on Interstate 75 in Monroe
• Monroe to shut off water, make repairs on Lebanon Street
• OSHA investigating accident that killed construction worker
• Governor touts gun record at Sportsman’s Club
• Showers likely this afternoon, evening
• 5 injured in weekend accidents identified
• Construction worker killed at bypass identified
• NFL Punt, Pass and Kick competition coming to Hamilton High
• Lakota superintendent is stepping down
• Teen cited in prank for running across soccer field in bikini underwear, cowboy hat
• OSHA probes construction worker fatality
• Some businesses caught overcharging customers
• Police ID construction worker killed at bypass
• Women’s business networking group grows in popularity
• Governor touts gun record at Sportsmen’s Club
• Business asks customers to bare bras for cancer fight
• Man with Down syndrome, diabetes found
• County commission forum set for October
• Hospital competition means patients can shop around
• Butler County area priority to many children’s hospitals
• Visitor center expansion planned at Caeser Creek
• Police ID construction worker killed at bypass
• Police seek missing man with Down syndrome
• Save with clip-free coupons
• Botswana’s baskets to feature prominently in festival preview
• Construction worker run over, killed at job site
• Faculty respond to Miami budget recommendations
• Chance of showers tonight
• Emergency units at the scene of crash
• Record temperatures expected for first day of fall
• Health care reforms passed start today
• Ball field work is OK’d
• Township employee retiring after 30 years
• Fire station talk gets Bethany resident riled up
• Homeowner associations under new state laws
• New bank proposed north of Ohio 63
• Sports Gallery owners aim 
to please Cincinnati Reds fans
• Half Pint Brawlers starting in October at Kings Island
• Culinary program popular at career center
• Ex-Lebanon student 
counselor hired at WCCC
• Are you competing in the World Equestrian Games?
• Fire causes $70K in damage to area home
• Pink Panthers continue cure race tradition
• Levy opponents say Lakota should cut back, reassess budget needs
• Little Miami losing students, revenue to other districts
• Get free samples of new ‘spicy nuggets'
• Mason High grad writes, publishes first book
• Local alpaca farmer spreading word of ‘cutest, gentlest’ animals
• 11 Mason seniors named National Merit semifinalists
• More tickets available for address by Dalai Lama
• St. Susanna adding cafeteria, kitchen, offices
• Couple donates $1 million to Miami student center
• Juvenile cited in three-car accident
• Residents can drop off drugs on Saturday
• Country Applefest this weekend in downtown Lebanon
• ‘Blind Side’ mom 
to visit Oct. 5
• Staffer’s colorful murals brighten school’s walls
• A fun, delicious time at core
 of Lebanon Country Applefest
• Police grant local girl’s wish
• Cin-Day ramp repairs underway
• Hospital gets new name, new ownership
• Has Monroe councilman living in Miamisburg met residency requirements?
• Local doctor’s faith fuels passion for helping people
• Kings not changing name of junior high
• Rain possible today, but don’t count on it
• Lakota union leaders respond 
to area billboard campaign
• County mental health board meeting Wednesday
• Early morning fire destroys house
• Health board postpones vote on Franklin clinic
• Fire displaces Liberty Twp. family
• Bank executive: Recession made worse by bad policies
• Medicine disposal event collects more than 900 pounds of drugs
• Police warn of new technique of ‘washing’ counterfeit bills
• Jobless rates decline in area
• Unemployment rate drops in Butler, Warren counties
• Early morning blaze totals house
• Pastor hopes Saturday night service draws young families
• Local candidate withdraws from State Board of Education race
• Temps to reach 90s today; rain possible for weekend
• Truck tire catches fire on I-75
• 2 sent to hospital in accident
• Walk helps parents cope with child’s death
• Billboard campaign targets school levies
• High school goes ‘orange’ with all-carrot vending machine
• Roads clear Monday morning
• Temps in upper 80s all week
• Motorcycle ride, party raise funds for ‘Special Wish’
• Motorcycle ride, party raise money for ‘Special Wish’
• Miami arts, lecture series now led by same person
• 5 percent hike in health insurance likely
• Warren County Health Department may close Franklin clinic
• Infested ash trees found in Jacot Park
• Scrap metal drive a sucess for polie levy supporters
• Coupons bring savings on brownies, floss, steak sauce
• Badin soccer player organizes cancer benefit
• Grant funds training of teachers in Southwest Ohio
• Former Middletown priest, Fenwick teacher dies at age 77
• Faith and bricks built foundation for downtown seminary
• Antique mall attracts pickers, treasure hunters
• E-mail, voice mail back up at career center
• Water boil advisory in Turtlecreek Twp. next week
• See who was nominated for Mason chamber awards
• Scrap metal drive a success for polie levy supporters
• SMART Papers makes pricing case in D.C.
• Bus melee on I-75 leads to charges
• Roadways clear Friday morning
• Bird causes power outage at restaurant
• Scrap metal drive a success for police levy supporters
• Sunny weekend ahead, chance of rain Sunday
• Animal Friends offering deals
to boost adoptions, win $100K
• Oxford hospital cuts hours, jobs
• 5 to be inducted into business 
Hall of Fame
• Schools to get $1.22M fed aid to save jobs
• Liberty Fall Festival grows to include 5K race
• Roads wet but clear
• Cat alerts owner to potential fire
• Man wants criminal charges filed against school district
• Expect rain most of day
• No charges expected in accident in which woman was struck
• Power outage widens in area
• Mason holding forums for school levy questions
• Bicycle race turns golf course into obstacle course
• Power restored following storms
• Annual Mason Arts Festival set for Sunday
• McCullough-Hyde cuts hours, jobs
• Program will help alert parents, students to signs of depression
• Lane to close for Bypass Ohio 4 work
• Cafe to open
• After a heart attack at 21, Mason grad educates others
• Center revises its rates
• Bird causes power outage at McDonald’s
• Judge Batsche retiring after nearly 45 years practicing law
• Hospital entrance to close for maintenance
• West Chester police: Levy crucial to maintain services
• Family of Eagle Scouts leave lasting legacy in community
• Little Miami board member one of four vying for state seat
• Ready, set ... Little Miami counselors already working
• AK Steel lowers outlook for 3Q
• AK’s emissions better than ever, but still shy of EPA standard
• Solid Rock Jesus statue creator to be named
• West Chester Twp. is on Facebook
• New facility means fewer hospital visits for dialysis patients
• Monroe Schools to receive $287,000 from federal jobs fund
• Mason High School teacher spends year in England
• AT&T store to open in West Chester
• New CEO named at West Chester Hospital
• State reps given ‘Watchdog’ awards
• Schools to get millions in federal funding to save jobs
• 'Humongous' tree blocking road
• Today’s temps in mid-80s, rain late evening and Thursday
• Sinclair to raise fees at Mason campus
• Tea Party Headquarters open in West Chester
• Miami hosts lecture on carbon-based fuel dependence
• Residents discuss haunting experiences
• Solid Rock pastors’ strong stances stir scorn, adoration
• West Chester police levy would maintain operations, officials say
• Miami to seek smaller freshman class
• IRS agents search area tavern
• Lakota to receive $2.3 million from federal jobs fund
• West Chester Twp. considers outsourcing its government jobs
• Monroe zoning code changes may include sign, landscaping regulations
• Caesar Creek marina would bring in $1M
• Liberty Fall Festival to include giveaways, Laser Web inflatable
• Water main break reported in West Chester neighborhood
• Lebanon Raceway could move to Moraine
• Lakota deals with growth of students
• IRS agents search Morrow tavern
• Dalai Lama to take questions during visit to MU
• Lakota West player ruled ineligible by OHSAA
• SunCoke officials: Noise not at nuisance level
• Get rid of expired, unused meds on Saturday
• Fairfield consulting company has helped businesses for 10 years
• Lecture on energy kicks off Fitton Center series
• Board backs plan to demolish old Lemon-Monroe building
• Only one school district makes presentation to Tea Party
• Temps around 80 degrees today, showers likely on Thursday
• Program prepares teen drivers prior to receiving temps
• Organization works to combat prescription drug abuse
• Butler County's demolition program gets $1.3M boost
• Monroe to host medicine disposal event Sept. 18
• Liberty one of sites for Butler County drug disposal day
• Flu vaccines will be available in Monroe
• Work to close I-75 lanes
• State plans to build marina at Caesar Creek Lake
• St. Susanna named prestigious Blue Ribbon School
• Hospital will have breast cancer screenings in area shopping centers Tuesday
• Temps close to 90 today, showers possible Thursday
• One school district to attend today's Tea Party meeting
• Holocaust concert scheduled at Otterbein
• Student enrollment swells at Sinclair’s Courseview campus
• A big celebration in 
and around the river
• United Way’s goal ‘achievable’
• Foreclosure rate still rising in Warren County
• Light, noise among concerns for SunCoke panel
• Aquifer hoped to draw high-water businesses
• Warren County ahead of state in alternative sentencing
• It’s all about water
• In-home care helps senior stay at home longer
• Duke selects 2 sites for development program
• Get ready for an emergency now
• Heart disease sneaks up on retired area educator
• WWII veterans ride RVs to D.C. to see memorials
• Here's the Deal: Spend less when you eat out
• United Way sets $2.1M goal
• Dispatch system leading
 the way
• New Internet provider 
to reach rural areas
• Halloween theme park adds dance club, swamp feature
• Mason school leaders to answer levy questions
• Student fee could fund new Miami center
• Botanical consultant on “Avatar” to speak at Miami
• 3 hurt in rollover crash that shuts down U.S. 127
• Local Muslim leader: Canceling Quran burning may save lives
• Bill Nye, Soledad O'Brien among speakers in Miami lecture series
• Ohio’s first lady stumps for husband
• Temps in 70s today, showers likely Saturday
• Warren County to hold 9/11 events today, Saturday
• New ice cream shop opens in Maineville
• Hamilton Twp. earmarks projects for money collected from impact fees
• Half Pint Brawlers and other bloodthirsty menaces headline Halloween Haunt
• Kremchek named 2010 Outstanding Team Physician
• Vandals again target Community Park
• Midget wrestlers and other bloodthirsty menaces headline Halloween Haunt
• Drivers hurt in morning roll over identified
• Thirtysomething heart patient hopes his story helps others
• Events 
to honor 
9/11 losses, memories
• Little Miami spirit thrives despite fewer athletes
• Residents asked to line route for soldier’s funeral procession
• Badin students shave their heads to support freshman
• Local projects may get Pepsi grant
• Under protest, administration building sold
• St. Susanna closes Catholic church festival season with three days of food, fun and music
• Program prepares new drivers before they hit the road
• Worker recovering after 2,000-pound barrel falls on him
• 300 more losing jobs at BAE Systems
• Will you be a first-time early voter?
• Volley for the Cure today at Lakota West
• Veterans can
 apply for
 bonus
 program
• Water main break causes Monroe road closure
• Business people socialize over chambers’ annual steak dinner
• Monroe officials urge residents to get rid of unwanted medications
• Miami dean building regional campus plan
• Subject of ‘The Informant’ movie to speak in Mason
• Sunny skies today, rain possible later in the week
• Contract losses result in 300 more layoffs at BAE Systems
• Visitation today for fallen soldier
• Tour some of the county's largest farms on Saturday
• Tire shatters windshield, caves in roof of car on I-75
• Two Kings elementary schools earn ‘excellent with distinction’ designation
• Wine bar celebrates first anniversary
• School's garden project expected to sow seeds of learning
• Ceremony honors Mother Teresa postage stamp at namesake school
• Pastor adjusts church’s start times to reflect Bible verses
• Student enrollment swells at Sinclair location in Mason
• Doc offers insurance-free health care
• Miami VOA and Liberty Twp. offer free arts buffet
• Lakota West student designs Ohio Volley for the Cure athletic shirts
• Gift provides scholarships for sustainability projects in developing countries
• West Chester sees rash of home burglaries
• High temperatures not a problem at former high school
• 900-pound barrel falls on man at ink company
• Schools, county offices get refund
• United Way to launch campaign, sets Day of Caring
• Ways to pay tax bill get reduced
• No serious accidents despite holiday traffic
• 5K run/walk to benefit Safe Haven Farms for adults with autism
• Fire destroys 2 barns during second blaze in 5 weeks at area property
• MUH volunteers lining up for fall’s Day of Caring
• Officer lends helping hand to residents routed by fire
• Man involved in dramatic I-675 crash now in rehab
• 6 hurt in crash at Ross High School
• School officials to make case in front of Tea Party
• Frances Strickland to speak to Warren County Democrats
• Lakota gets refund from county auditor
• Local ceremony honors Mother Teresa postage stamp
• Metal object shatters windshield, caves in roof of car on I-75
• Motorcycle slides 100 feet during crash on I-75
• Fire at Wayne Twp. home is second one in five weeks, fire chief says
• Two-vehicle crash near Ross High School sends six to area hospitals
• One person injured in motorcycle crash on Interstate 75
• Fire crews getting Wayne Twp. fire under control
• Day of Caring set for the Day of Remembrance
• Officer provides for residents displaced by fire
• Monroe schools hire 30 to fill vacant positions
• Agencies form traffic crash unit
• Area Realtors announce honors
• Do you have a family member with mental illness? NAMI Butler County offers Family to Family series
• All-day kindergarten tough to implement
• Warren County homebuilders case could affect all Ohio townships
• United Way leaders say merger talk is ‘over with’
• No chance for hurricane winds to reach Southwest Ohio
• Here's the Deal: Get Meijer coupons on your cell phone
• Stay alert this weekend in ‘cone zones’
• Sheriff asks judges for help to ease jail overcrowding
• 20 cats killed in house fire
• Tour will offer a glimpse of Warren County farms
• Enrollment down at Little Miami
• Thieves targeting parked cars at Caesar Creek Lake
• Artist completes mural on 
city’s veterans memorial
• Sheriff asks judges to help reduce jail overcrowding
• Cooler weather, wind today with chance of rain
• Resident burned in fire remains in hospital
• Gas prices rising this weekend
• New park development begins in Hamilton Twp.
• Skydiving boogie this weekend
• Temperatures dip as rain enters forecast
• 200 attend arts center meet-and-greet
• AK Steel adds 200 jobs
• Are you retired and need to work?
• Miami task force offers ways to save, generate $20M
• Do you know a soldier coming home?
• Gallery hosting benefit for SPCA
• Resident burned trying to put out house fire
• Last summer concert is tonight at downtown plaza
• Mason moves up in school rankings but falls short 
of expected growth
• Ambulance or fire truck, there’s no difference in care
• Kings High School starting all-male glee club
• 2 governments ask judge to interpret annexation agreement
• Oh, brother! Pastor is both best man and the preacher
• Students hospitalized after taking another student’s pills
• Warren County United Way announces $1.87 million goal
• Funeral for fallen soldier postponed
• Gas prices rising as holiday weekend approaches
• Home builders continue fight against township impact fees
• Students arrested for passing prescription drugs to classmates
• Mason Schools Foundation seeks nominations for award
• Need for registered nurses spurs new class programs
• Mason educator named ‘master teacher’ for Ohio
• County takes no chances; sprays
 for bedbugs at Government Services Center
• Home builders continue fight against township impact fees
• Dalai Lama’s talk at Miami ‘great opportunity’
• AK Steel adding jobs locally
• Federal aid available for area projects
• Eagle Scout candidate spruces up Badin entrance
• Area graduation rates improve
• Another hot day ahead with temperatures in the 90s
• Semi 'destroyed' in I-75 crash, clean-up complete
• Head-on crash leaves man in serious condition
• ‘ALICE’ training for educators, students focuses on school violence
• Business wishes granted for maker of wooden wells
• Red Cross volunteers ready at moment’s notice
• Miami instructors weigh in on task force recommendations to save $20M, generate $20M in revenue
• Labor Day travel to spike this year
• Monroe Schools staff positions filled through attrition
• Fed aid available for area projects
• Are you a Cincinnati Reds fanatic?
• Organization works to rescue, place greyhounds
• Madison Twp. man seriously hurt after morning crash
• Chipotle Mexican Grill to open near outlet mall
• Teen driver smashes into parked vehicles, doctor's office
• Temperatures expected to top 90 through Thursday
• Crash sends 2 to hospitals
• Chicago-style pizzeria in Springboro closing
• Mutual aid called for Monroe fire
• Kings Firecrackers to travel across the nation for performances
• Popular jump rope team may land movie deal
• Electrical short causes Monroe house fire
• City issues heat emergency
• Kings Island employees to reunite
• September hydrant flushing announced
• United Way to offer 211 service
• No extra paid holidays for county workers this year
• Monroe grad killed by insurgents in Afghanistan
• County employees lose holidays
• Kings starting all-male glee club
• Doctor’s office damaged in crash, injuries reported
• Golden Lamb open for dinner, but remodeling still ongoing
• Temperatures hover in 90s this week
• Ex-Franklin wrestling star killed while on duty as Alaskan police officer
• ‘Gardner Girls’ were pioneers for a generation
• Group aims to replace county fair buildings
• Area
 college 
ranks 
swell in bad economy
• Local teen stays positive after paralyzing accident
• West Chester businessman makes push for better fitness
• United Way goals focus on youth
• Veterans honored by flight to D.C.
• Lakota ranks ‘excellent’ in financial reporting
• Warren County returns $330K in stimulus funds
• Hundreds attend benefit for Jabin Lakes
• Lakota East principal applies for Springboro superintendent job
• Fundraiser today for family of fallen city worker
• Eggs embargoed at Lebanon restaurant
• Audit will give Butler County guidance on cuts
• Contaminated eggs sent to Warren County restaurants
• Cooler weather expected locally; storms brewing in Atlantic, Pacific oceans
• Bedbug-infested items cause concern for cities
• Fewer majors, larger classes among Miami task force recommendations
• State proposes denial of egg farm permits
• Opinion: Jeremiah Morrow should be recognized
• Subpoenas issued by police for Mason tax scofflaws
• City considering refinancing bonds for municipal building
• Kings Mills may get help for street upgrade
• 4-car accident reported at Butler/Warren border
• Warren County health department to inspect restaurants that may have received contaminated eggs
• Back-to-school celebration tonight at Union Centre
• Miami outranks all other Ohio public universities in Forbes article
• First day a 'dream' for first year teacher at Little Miami
• Little Miami PTO helps make school more inviting
• State panel has sobering news for Little Miami
• Strickland visits Oxford for fundraiser
• Dignitaries extol benefits of SunCoke to city, state
• Local woman takes part in BP oil spill disaster cleanup
• Mason trying to make golf course profitable as former Deerfield course sits
• Heritage Festival marks the end of summer in Mason
• Roads reported clear this morning
• Monroe schools to get $100K in grant funds from Race to the Top program
• State report card: Monroe schools move up to ‘excellent’ rating
• Sheriff’s office: Hacking fears unfounded on Election Night
• Butler County
 may cut
 holiday time off

• School district nets nearly $1 million in energy savings
• Lebanon war veterans headed to D.C. on whirlwind journey
• Kings grad heads back to school, this time as a teacher
• School district's child nutrition supervisor earns national credential
• Mason grad finds 'everything just fell into place' on first day as teacher
• State gives high marks to Little Miami, Kings schools
• Officials: SunCoke gives Middletown bright future
• Governor, senator to participate today in SunCoke bricklaying
• Bedbug infestation rate alarming
• Board of elections to meet Thursday
• Lakota teachers union agrees to pay freeze
• Hamilton’s acting city engineer now Monroe’s public works director
• Carlton named acting police chief for Hamilton Twp.
• Curves under new ownership
• Strickland, Brown to attend SunCoke ceremony
• Jobless rates down slightly in Butler, up in Warren
• Lakota to get $329K from Race to the Top school grant program
• Firefighters still enjoy riding in classic truck
• MU sororities, fraternities face new rules for parties after unruly behavior
• Jobless rates undergo slight changes in area
• 301-foot tall WindSeeker is Kings Island’s newest ride
• Monroe schools to receive $100K in Race to the Top funds
• 19-year-old critical after horrific I-675 crash
• Gov. Strickland to attend SunCoke ceremony Wednesday
• Cooler temperatures will remain; rain possible
• 19-year-old in surgery after horrific I-675 crash
• Motorcyclist’s body found on Ohio 73
• School levies, bonds on fall ballot
• Warren schools maintaining high marks on state report cards
• Woman dies when motorcycle crashes into Jeep
• Senior health care businesses set to expand
• Lakota teachers union OKs pay freeze
• Local Curves under new ownership
• Commissioners circulate funds to library
• State, foundation grants to fund addition to Great Miami trail
• Aviation scholarship takes off for area students
• Middletown golfer wins spot in LPGA tournament
• West Side’s game postponed by rain
• Little Miami Local School District information
• Kings Island will add new ride in 2011
• Lakota labeled ‘Excellent with Distinction’ again
• Mason earns ‘excellent’ rating on state report card for 11th consecutive year
• Boy reported missing has been found
• Xenia woman dies in motorcycle crash
• Treasure Hunters coming here
• Hamilton gear popular at LLWS
• Funeral services set for 21-year-old drowning victim
• Caseload growing for child support enforcers
• Area colleges expand MBA programs at satellite campuses
• About 200 ‘pawty’ animals celebrate shelter’s first anniversary
• Accountant pleads guilty to embezzling $4.3M
• Kings, Little Miami offer students more options
• New immunizations on back-to-school checklist
• Classroom prep no monkey business for area teachers
• Kings school district celebrates 10 years of ‘excellent’ ratings
• Smog alert issued for area
• Car fire slows traffic on I-75
• Shelter invites all ‘paw-ty’ 
animals to birthday bash
• Railroad Days fest pulls into Carlisle for weekend
• Save at area stores this weekend with coupons
• Funeral visitation today for Hamilton Twp. police chief
• Do you have a case of bedbugs?
• Grant to provide hands-on training for science, math teachers
• Are you silly for Silly Bandz?
• Little Miami promotes assistant treasurer
• Physicians will move into Mason Community Center this week
• County to debate to take voting machine settlement or go it alone
• Fundraiser to be held for fallen city worker
• Alcohol checkpoints slated throughout state
• Fundraiser Saturday for injured Lakota student
• Kings hires teacher for half-day kindergarten
• Local grad distributes gifts to those who have none
• Mason schools 
to text parents with info
• $1 million history grant awarded
• Temperatures back in the 90s today
• Safety spotlighted as more Lakota students walking to school
• Man re-files lawsuit over Son of Beast ride
• Driver hurt in rollover; I-75 traffic snarled
• Former Hope House resident gives back with pizza party
• SunCoke plant nearly 25 percent complete
• ‘Paw-ty’ animals invited to shelter's birthday bash
• Letters: 8/12 Lebanon, Mason, Little Miami/Kings
• Saving money makes cents for these local bloggers
• Cincinnati Christian receives
face-lift
• Quadruplets work for bragging rights
• Tea Party encourages voters to take action
• Lakota union leader leaving post
• Bethesda agrees to sell health services unit
• Back to school concert features local musicians
• Woman who stole $4.3M from company gets court date
• Fox pleads not guilty to federal fraud charges
• Roads to close near Tylersville Thursday and Friday
• Miami 2nd in U.S. for commitment to teaching
• Road closures coming on I-71
• Lakota sports brace for cuts
• Lakota volunteers launch levy campaign
• NAMI Walks for the Mind of America free kick-off luncheon Wednesday
• Dems file complaint against Combs
• Dems file elections complaint against state rep
• Crash shuts down southbound I-75
• Shelter hopes for ‘paw-ty’ animal at birthday bash
• Miami University Art Museum displays art with animals
• Classroom made to feel like home
• Campaign launched in support of Mason schools levy
• Mason students will use new technology this school year
• Scholarships go to ‘good kids,’ presenter says
• SunCoke plant 25 percent complete
• Man paid tax for years on land state took for roadway
• County grants full-time position to interim administrator
• County names Jewett full-time administrator
• Ohio EPA reviewing application for AK/Air Products project
• Friends of teen who died on I-75 called police prior to crash
• See the list of proposed Lakota reductions
• Historical Society celebrates 100 years with ice cream, ball game
• Lakota to cut 130 employees, sports programs if levy fails
• Lakota to discuss plan for levy failure
• Will art center be brought to downtown? Council votes tonight
• Traffic clears following crash on I-75
• Driver of convertible dies in wreck with Jeep
• Miami’s Best Buddies chapter earns recognition
• Exchange students want to experience ‘the American way of life’
• Man paid tax on land city took for highway
• It’s on to the World Series for West Side
• One person dies at scene of head on collision
• Cat colony overtakes local mobile home park
• Never too many artists in Butler County
• George Steel structures part of area landmarks
• Family business strong as steel
• Cat colony at mobile home park represents a nationwide problem
• Truancy problems down in Warren County
• Businesses find good deals on vacant property
• Heat, storms don’t dampen the Main Street Art, Music Festival
• Will arts sculpt city?
• Too much tax taken
• Silver Street BBQ strikes gold
• Young volunteers make Partners 
in Prime more ‘multi-generational’
• Mentors give back 
for incoming students
• OSU paid Kasich $4K per classroom session
• No relief from heat expected this weekend as temperatures stay high
• Business relocates from Dayton to Monroe
• 30 arrested in unpaid child support sweep
• Event helps raise money, awareness about homeless
• Tryouts for Lebanon Theatre production this weekend
• 20 jobs being added during lab expansion
• Lane closures announced for I-71 bridge project
• Union Centre Blvd. Blast kicks off
• Police: Mother of teen killed in crash filed report minutes after he died
• Child support sweep nets 39 people
• Mason for Kids launches levy campaign, website
• Lab to relocate, add 20 positions
• Excessive heat warning in effect
• Union Centre Blvd. Blast kicks off today
• Union Centre Boulevard Blast starts today
• Teen remembered for golf skills, academics
• New stores to feature women’s fashion accessories, baby items
• Church to distribute free backpacks to children
• Mason Schools Foundation aids rising number of families in need
• YWCA hosting Scrabble Fest
• Mason announces Friday road closure
• County gets ‘relatively good’ rating on state audit
• Liquor sales reached record levels in fiscal 2010
• Mentors give back 
for incoming students
• Fire doused at retirement community before crews arrive
• Teachers lend a hand on New Orleans mission trip
• Wood pattern shows woman’s love of quilt art
• Church to distribute free backpacks, supplies to children
• Tour at high school details 90 years of Mason history
• Boehner, White House face off over local impact
• Middletown girl, 10, to sing at Mason tennis tourney
• Impact fees may be limited to Hamilton Twp.
• Foundation grants to help Mason schools, teachers
• Miami has liberal bias, conservative group says
• Street evacuated in Hamilton Twp. after report of gas leak
• Time not right for fixing off-kilter iconic courthouse clocks
• Workers, city brace for loss of jobs as printing plant closes
• New type of nursing home opens in Warren County
• Mason Schools Foundation giving nearly $30,000 to help schools and teachers
• Burger King will reopen with 2-day celebration
• Survey: Region lacks skilled workers
• For 50 years, family run business has remained strong as steel
• Portman touches base with local supporters
• Going back to school increases drug risk
• Heat index to spike above 100 degrees today
• Equipment business relocates from Dayton to Monroe
• Mother and child injured when vehicle, dump truck collide
• Monroe expected to get new library, community center
• Train derails, police say traffic jam cleared
• Superintendent: Lakota on the brink of financial disaster
• ‘Play Me, I’m Yours’ project places piano for locals to enjoy in West Chester
• Women's accessory and baby stores coming to Deerfield Towne Center
• Union Centre Boulevard Blast to feature Spin Doctors
• Boehner, White House blog face off over local projects
• Farmers market relocated to make room for weekend Blast
• Government education bailout: will it reach Lakota?
• Deer busts through windshield, strikes driver
• Some without power as storm passes through area
• Hamilton Twp. police chief laid to rest
• YWCA accepting nominations for Outstanding Women of Achievement Award
• Property values expected to stabilize in coming year, auditor says.
• Pitch your question to players at Reds Day
• Charges loom for intruder in deadly shooting
• Quadrate Software, Loading SAP Data and Feeding Hungry Children Worldwide
• Deerfield Day
• Lifestyles of the Dogs & Cats - PetsHotel Set to Make its Debut in Mason

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