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Bengals Player Retires, Fearing Brain Damage
A player signed by the Bengals decides to give up pro football at age 31. Jacob Bell's concerned about the long-term health damage playing in the NFL can cause. Local 12 Sports Director Brad Johansen has Bell's first TV interview since the offensive lineman retired. More than three thousand pro football players, past and present, are suing the National Football
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Trial Begins For Boyfriend Accused in Baby's Murder
As one child-death trial wrapped up, another got under way in the same courthouse. Twenty-seven-year old Loinell Dangerfield is charged with murdering his girlfriend's three-month old daughter. Local 12 news reporter Jeff Hirsh says there's no question three-month-old Zhi Merah Binford suffered multiple injuries last May at her mother's apartment in South Fairmount. At issue is who caused them. The
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Dozens of Cars Vandalized in Hamilton
Hamilton police and the Butler County Sheriff's deputies are looking for those responsible for a major vandalism spree early this morning. It's believed a pellet gun was used to shoot out windows of 50 or more vehicles all over Hamilton and Saint Clair Township. As Local 12 Reporter Larry Davis shows us, victims, as well as investigators, are shocked by
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Maysville Police Look For Two Bank Robbers
Police in Maysville, Kentucky are looking for two guys who robbed a bank there this morning. The tellers at the Security Bank and Trust Branch on Route 68 were robbed by two black males at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. No one was hurt. The first suspect stand approximately 6'1" tall, weighs 220-230 pounds, had a beard and was wearing black sunglasses,
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Vincent Price Shot Overnight In Over-the-Rhine
A man who shares a name with a classic horror movie star is hospitalized, recovering from injuries he sustained in shooting on Wednesday morning in Over-the-Rhine. 42 year old Vincent Price of Camp Washington was shot in both of his legs around 1 a.m. Police say Price was driven to University Hospital after the shooting, which happened on Henry Street.
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Two Firefighters Hurt in Historic Grant County Store Fire
Two firefighters were apparently injured in a blaze at an historic Northern Kentucky grocery store on Tuesday night. A Kentucky State Police dispatcher said five fire departments responded to Allen's Country Store in Corinth around 8:30 p.m. The store is located on Dixie Highway. WKYT-TV, the CBS affiliate in Lexington, reports that one firefighter was treated for a back injury at a
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Criminal Care
Thursday on Local 12 after the season finale of the Mentalist. The hands that heal, nurture and care, can also betray. "We were unfortunately arresting a nurse every seven days." The medical industry's dirty little secret. Rich Jaffe: "we don't even know how many *predatory nurses* are out there" Why are Ohio complaints at an all-time high, and what is
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Increase in Number of People Living in Downtown Cincinnati
It's a big win for Cincinnati as more people are coming to work, play and live downtown. Downtown Cincinnati Incorporated released numbers showing the population trend paints an especially bright picture. Local 12's Paula Toti has more on why people are calling downtown home. It's estimated that about 13,000 people now call Downtown Cincinnati their home. That's a 12 percent
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Shower or Storm Possible For Wednesday Afternoon
It’s dry start to our Wednesday with temperature readings in the 50's and lower-60's. However, we are watching a cold front across northern Ohio and northern Indiana. This front will slowly push across the area later this morning and into this afternoon. As the front passes, a few spotty showers and thunderstorms are possible along the front. You’ll have the
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Crime Fighting Organization Closer To Full Funding
A group designed to curb violence on city streets is one step closer to getting full funding again. A council committee voted on Monday to give CIRV, or the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence, the money cut from the group in 2011. Local 12's Angela Ingram was at City Hall and says some are hoping more money restores the program.