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Forty-year-old Justin Stoll posted YouTube videos of himself outside the Capitol with other Trump supporters who had come to answer the lame duck president’s call: Fight the legitimate results of the 2020 presidential election that had selected Joe Biden for the nation’s highest office.

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The University of Cincinnati board of trustees has condemned hate while defending a decision to allow white nationalist Richard Spencer to speak on campus. The board’s statement Tuesday recognizes the fundamental role of free speech at a public university, saying it should be “the marketplace of ideas.” The board also denounced prejudice and racism, saying, “Hate has no place on our campus or in our world.” "To be clear, Richard Spencer was not invited to speak by anyone at the University of Cincinnati," said UC President Neville Pinto."This request to speak is provoking fear and unease for our community, especially those who are direct targets of his hate, prejudice and racism." UC recently informed Spencer's associates that they could rent space for an appearance. No date has been set. Ohio State University declined, drawing a federal lawsuit Sunday filed by Michigan attorney Kyle Bristow. An attorney for Ohio State stated in a letter that while the school “values freedom of speech,” a Spencer appearance would represent a “substantial risk to public safety.”

Pfizer vaccine for kids approaches, hesitancy continues

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Local lawmakers weigh in on invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office.

Dr. Walter T. Bowers and his daughter, Dr. Jamelle Bowers are getting the message out that COVID-19 vaccines are safe for use.

A suspect led police on a chase over the Roebling Bridge early Friday evening, according to Cincinnati Lt. Steve Saunders.

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Even with PPP loans available, some Black business owners have described struggles in getting pandemic assistance.

Kroger starts grocery home delivery service

Four Monroe High School students crashed on their way to prom Friday night, superintendent Phil Cagwin confirmed, trapping one inside the wrecked vehicle and ejecting another. All four were transported from the Millikin Road crash site to nearby hospitals: Three by ambulance to the West Chester Hospital and one airlifted to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, according to police.

It will take weeks for Kentucky voters to learn the official final results of Tuesday’s primary, but those responsible for making sure elections run smoothly are already looking ahead to November.

Paper or plastic will no longer be a choice when buying groceries come January 1st in the city of Cincinnati.

Governor DeWine's Monday conference

The owner of Madeira Beverage was shot and killed in his store Tuesday night, and police said the suspect is still at large.

Cincinnati police spokesperson Emily Szink said Tuesday morning that 19-year-old Darius Harris Jr. has been charged with four counts of felonious assault and is in police custody.

As Pfizer becomes the first pharmaceutical company to seek full FDA approval of its COVID-19 vaccine, some employers may start requiring employees to get vaccinated. Reporter Larry Seward looks at the legal implications companies may face.

The river is closed to navigation traffic, according to the U.S. Army Corps or Engineers as crews recover a damaged barge.

The Loveland Stage Company has begun production of its summer children's musical Bugsy Malone Jr which opens on July 12 and continues for two weekends. To order tickets please visit our website at lovelandstagecompany.org

All lanes from northbound Interstate 71/75 to eastbound Interstate 275 are reopened to drivers following a semi crash in Erlanger.

As vaccine trials are underway around the country, here's how you can avoid falling for a pandemic-related scam.

Did you know people have strong opinions about the 2020 presidential election? It's true! Some of them called us this week to tell us how they feel about the process, the candidates and our coverage.

Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin has requested a recanvass of Tuesday’s election results that show he’s trailing his Democratic opponent by just over 5,000 votes.

It's a close call for the state's Democratic Senate seat between Charles Booker and Amy McGrath.