Palin Ethics Probes Beset By Secrecy And Lawsuit
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin says she's an open book regarding an abuse-of-power investigation. Apparently her staff doesn't feel the same way. Turnout A Bit Light In Ohio Early Voting Window
Early voting remains an option for those who registered by Monday's deadline.
Palin Character Attack On Obama May Hurt McCain
McCain's campaign quickly moved to limit any damage from Obama dredging up the Keating Five scandal of nearly two decades ago. Palin Criticizes Obama's Ties To Wright, Ayers
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin expanded her attack on Democrat Barack Obama's character Monday to include his relationship with an incendiary former pastor as well as his ties to 1960s-era radical Bill Ayers.
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. Helps Get Out Ohio Vote
Actor Cuba Gooding Jr. encouraged a rally at a community college in Dayton to get out and vote in next month's presidential election.
McCain Link To Private Group In Iran-Contra Case
McCain has said previously he resigned from the council in 1984 and asked in 1986 to have his name removed from the group's letterhead. Debate Stakes Higher For McCain
In the 90-minute debate at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, NBC newsman Tom Brokaw will facilitate questions from the audience. Congressional Candidates Debate In Anderson Twp.
The nation's ailing economy dominated the debate as candidates for Ohio's Second Congressional District met Monday night. Fed Eyes Plan To Fund Short-term Business Loans
The government is weighing a bold plan to buy massive amounts of unsecured short-term debts in a dramatic effort to break through a credit clog that is imperiling the economy. Duke Energy Holding Two Rate Hike Hearings Today
The Public Utilities Commission will hold two public hearings on Duke's request, giving customers a chance to speak up about Duke's proposal.
Sign Of The Times - Business Booming At Thrift Stores
It's a sign of tough times -- business is booming at thrift shops.
Deputies Looking For Bra Bandit
Authorities in Lee County report the bra bandit has struck again in southwest Florida.
Bouncer Has Eagle Eye For Fake ID's
Michigan man has eagle eye for fake id's. Pets Welcome -- Church Begins 'Woof 'n' Worship'
Reverend Rachel Bickford is inviting pet owners to bring their four legged friends to her "Woof 'n' Worship" services, at the Pilgrim Congregational Church in Weymouth, Massachusetts.
Senior Surfers Head To The Beach
Five female surfers of a certain age call themselves the Duchesses. Kentucky Mother Kills Daughters Then Self
The Jefferson County, Kentucky coroner's office has identified a mother and her two daughters who died in what police believe was a murder-suicide.
Kentucky Deputy Wanted For Murder E-mails State Police
A Kentucky sheriff's deputy who's accused of killing his ex-girlfriend has been sending e-mails to state police and the news media. Procter & Gamble Stock Slips A Bit
Shares of consumer products maker Procter and Gamble slipped a bit yesterday as U.S. and global stock markets plunge.
Nationwide Home Sale Starts Friday
Coldwell Banker trying to spur sales with a nationwide home sale Deputy Captured, Charged In Killing
Kentucky State Police said a Simpson County Sheriff's deputy, wanted in the fatal shooting of his former girlfriend, was captured in the Midwest.
Aggressive Driving Crackdown Starts
Officers will be focusing on a stretch of interstate in Northern Kentucky. Driver Arrested After Fatal July Crash
Police took 25-year-old Ryan Hofmann into custody Monday night. Other Plans Surface to Boost Billion Dollar Rescue Plan
If the $700 Billion Bailout isn't enough to restart economy, could a Federal Reserve and Treasury Department idea work? Suspect Releases New Details About Soldier's Death
Murder suspect says he was paid to murder the Mt. Orab native. Ohio Supreme Court Takes Up Teen Abortion Issue
The court will hear from lawyers for a Planned
Parenthood clinic and the family, who is suing over their daughter's procedure.
My Birthday Mop: The GMTS Email Newsletter Nurse Allegedly Stole Pills From Elderly Patients
A Mariemont nursing home worker is facing accusations that she took painkillers meant for the elderly patients that she cared for. Medical Helicopter Called To Serious Brown Co. Wreck
The accident happened around 8:45 at the intersection of Robinson and Oakland Locust Ridge Roads in Mount Orab. Try-It-Out Tuesday: Cell Phone Ranger
Find out if this product is the answer to no more dead zones on your cell phone Stocks Firm At Open On Wall Street
Stock prices were firm in early trading after Monday's swoon in global markets. Florence Students Vote For President
Students at St. Paul School cast their votes for the next president. Drug Companies: No Cold Medicines For Kids Under 4
The voluntary change in advice to parents comes less than a week after federal health officials said they also saw little evidence that the drugs work. Bond Set For Alleged 'Hamburglars'
A Hamilton County Judge set a $20,000 bond for all four men in court Tuesday. Two Women Seriously Injured In East End Accident
Police say 59-year-old Barbara Battaglia lost control of her Geo Metro, striking three vehicles along Riverside Avenue. Stocks Turn Mixed After Higher Open
Stock prices have turned mixed after opening with some initial gains Tuesday morning, a day after the market suffered another big drop. New Pleasant Ridge Bank Goes 'Green' On Roof
The roof is expected to help keep the building cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, without increasing electric bills. Hamilton County Sees Spike in Early Voting
This was the first time Ohioans could register and vote at the same time, and of the 4,772 new registrants 675 also cast a ballot.
New Guidelines For Children's Cold Medicines
Children under four should not be given cough and cold medicines, according to drug companies. State Holds Twin Hearings On Duke Energy Rate Hike Request
On average, Duke Energy is asking for about a 4.3 percent increase in electric rates for residential customers over the next 3 years. Deadly Punch Earns Man 26 Years In Prison
Joshua M. Kati pleaded guilty to reckless homicide in the death of James Muddiman. Police: 10-Year-Old Driver Flips Van
Tennessee sheriff's deputies say the child was driving up to 90 mph when he crashed a van carrying two adults who had been drinking and taking pills and two other children. Official: Retirement Assets Down $2 Trillion
Peter Orszag told a House panel on Tuesday that the losses are likely to force many workers to hold off on major purchases and delay their retirements. Thomas More College To Host Fall Open House
Thomas More College in Kentucky is recruiting high school seniors for their fall open house next Saturday. Westwood Clerk Stabs Would-Be Robber
Police say Steve McNary was trying to steal liquor and when the owner confronted him. Woman Charged In Vacuum Beating Receives 10 Year Sentence
Fifty-eight-year-old Dora Nance pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery. School-Shooting Survivor Speaks
Missy Jenkins spoke with Northern Kentucky students about Paducah school shooting. Medical Records Battle Before Ohio's High Court
Lawyers for a Cincinnati abortion clinic have urged the Ohio Supreme Court not to allow the family of a teenage client access to hundreds of clinic records.
Health Department Release Flu Shot Information
The Cincinnati Health Department is urging Tri-State residents to get their flu shots this season. The best time to get the shot is October through the end of December. Bengals Re-Sign Watson, Blackstock Suspended
Blackstock will be suspended for the next four games, for violating league policy on performance-enhancing substances.
Stabbing Suspect Turns Self In
Man who allegedly stabbed a N.Ky. woman and her teenage son turned himself in Tuesday. One Injured In West End Shooting
Police responded to shots fired along the 800 block of York Street just after 3 p.m. Dow Drops 500 Points To Remain Under 10,000
The stock market continued to sink even after the Federal Reserve announced plans to buy massive amounts of corporate debt to encourage lending. Neighborhood Enhancement Program In Evanston Works
They have knocked down 49 dilapidated buildings since last year and plan on continuing their effort in the coming weeks. Man In Business Suit Robs Deerfield Twp. Bank
Police say the man robbed the National City Bank on Mason-Montgomery Road around 4 p.m. NAACP Happy With Judge's Decision To Lower Teen's Bond
Group says bond was too high, since Jodie Edwards wasn't arrested for her baby's death. PUCO Hears Public Comments On Duke Energy Increase
Proposed increase would add additional $5 to average household energy bill. Cost Of Wind Storm Is More Than $550 Million
Once other expenses are factored in, such as government cleanup, the total cost is expected to be well over $600 million. Roughly 666,000 New Ohio Voters Registered In 2008
That brings the total to 8.2 million registered Ohio voters going into the November election.
Butler County Flu Shot Locations
Any residents in Butler County who would like to get their flu shot can go to the following places. Local Woman Earns National Recognition
Lisa Dunster helps servicemen and women ease into everyday life. Actor Nick Nolte's Home Burns to the Ground
Fire causes $3.5 million in damage to Malibu home. Unclaimed Funds In Hamilton County Exceed $50 Million
They come from dormant bank accounts, unreturned deposits on rent and utilities, or uncashed travelers' checks. Economy A Big Factor In Ohio Poll
A poll that gives Barack Obama a six-point lead in Ohio finds that his advantage in the Buckeye State results largely from concerns about the economy. AP Analysis: McCain's Contrition Ends Over Keating
Nearly 20 years of John McCain's contrition over his role in a 1980s banking scandal vanished this week in 17 minutes and 30 seconds. State Reviewing Per Diem Payments To Palin
Gov. Sarah Palin's practice of charging the state when she stays in her home under review. Obama Money From Abroad Could Total $3.3 Million
Under federal law, foreign citizens cannot make political contributions, but U.S. citizens living abroad can. Insurance Giant AIG's Role In Market Crisis Probed
Less than a week after the federal government had to bail out American International Group Inc., the company sent executives on a $440,000 retreat to a posh California resort, lawmakers investigating the company's meltdown said Tuesday. Omarosa Teaming Up With Trump For Dating Show
She wasn't the most 'liked' reality star, so will viewers want to see her find true love? Feds Question New Voter Checks In Ohio And Indiana
They're investigating whether social security number checks are being improperly checked. Official: Retirement Assets Down 2 Trillion Dollars
The top congressional budget analyst says a lot has been lost in retirement pension plans. DiSpirito Evades Dismissal On 'Dancing With The Stars'
The chef came in last place, but he wasn't dismissed due to injured contestant May-Treanor.
McCain, Obama Clash Over Causes, Cures Of Crisis
Obama and McCain clashed repeatedly over the causes and cures for the economic crisis. Police Investigating Shooting In Elmwood Place
A man was shot twice-- once in the back and another time in the hand. Three People Dead In Independence Fire
Neighbors say they heard shots before the fire. Voters Say 'Tame' Debate Failed to Sway Votes
Second presidential debate was a cordial town hall discussion, with no surprises or big attacks. |