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President Donald Trump landed in Dayton Wednesday morning, days after a gunman shot and killed nine people in the city's busy entertainment district. Trump will also visit El Paso, Texas on Wednesday, where a shooter killed 22 people at a Walmart on Saturday.

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Police arrested a semi driver in Indiana after he led police on a chase through Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana Thursday morning. No one was injured.

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Norwood students have planned walkouts on March 14 and April 20 to protest responses to school shootings in Parkland, Florida, and Benton, Kentucky.

The latest on the Dayton, Ohio mass shooting

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If you're traveling between Pleasant Ridge and West Chester during the morning or evening rush, chances are you've seen Fraser Cunningham and his bicycle. You can't miss him -- his bike is lit up like a Christmas tree. "I'm just a guy biking to work," Cunningham told WCPO. "I have a flag sticking out three feet with a light on it." The lights and flag comewith good reason.Lack of visibility ranked as one of the leading causes of fatal motorist-cyclist collisions -- which increased by 12 percent nationally in 2015 --according to the most recent data available from the Governors Highway Safety Association. The GHSAreleased the data in a report earlier this year.Italso showed that most drivers reported not seeing a cyclist on the road until it's too late, and that collisions often occurred due to inattentiveness by both parties involved. The 12-percent increase made fatal motorist-cyclist collisions the fastest-growing in that year, but it wasn't all bad news. The data also showed an overall decrease -- including non-fatal --in collisions between bikes and cars.

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Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley orders health centers closed and for residents to practice social distancing precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

No charges will be filed against a West Price Hill convenience store owner for the deadly shooting of a would-be robber. Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph T. Deters said Thursday the shooting was "clearly justified" during a news conference where he also released surveillance video from in and outside the store.

Ron Hall's son, Mitchell, was nine months old when his mother exited their lives and 26-year-old Hall shouldered the full responsibility of parenting by himself. He was no good at first, he admitted decades later on Tuesday. He didn't know how to change a diaper, and his friends -- mostly young men whose lives did not include room for babies -- had neither the skills nor the inclination to be of much help. "It was very hard … I had no friends; I had no support," Hall said. "So I decided to make a group, and 21 years later, here we are." 'Here' is Single Parents, an online group that allows its more than 100,000 members to share advice and provide support to one another as they work to raise children without a partner -- but, thanks to the internet, not alone. Hall started Since Parents as a mailing list on the now-defunct eGroups in 1998, then moved it to Yahoo and finally to Facebook, where it exists now. It's been an invaluable resource to Lawrenceburg, Indiana resident Jessica Young, she said. Like Hall, she was once a single parent living in an apartment with limited knowledge and access to resources that could have helped her. Her newborn daughter, Eva, went through extensive medical testing to identify potential physical health issues. Young later learned Eva had ADHD and autism, but no other health problem.

Vice President Mike Pence delivers remarks on coronavirus, the economy, jobs and foreign policy at a campaign stop at Lunken Field, Oct. 21, 2020.

Congress and the president have agreed on a new round of stimulus and that means checks are headed for our bank accounts, but when?

The fight over vaccine mandates continues across the country. More companies are requiring workers to get the vaccine, and refusing the shot could impact your ability to get unemployment benefits.

Torch-carrying white nationalists marched through the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville. That march came shortly after a federal judge granted a temporary order allowing alt-right activists to hold an event Saturday called Unite the Right in Charlottesville's Emancipation Park.

Russian troops are moving quickly toward the capital of Kyiv, capturing a nearby airport.

The Ohio River is expected to crest on Wednesday.

There is no uniform police vehicle pursuit policy for Cincinnati-area departments, even when officers chase suspects across state lines as they did Friday.

Dr. Steve Feagins, chief clinical officer at Mercy Health and medical director of Hamilton County Public Health, said mRNA in a COVID-19 vaccine has no long-term impact at all.

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Vice President Mike Pence is visiting Cincinnati Wednesday night for a “Make America Great Again" event in support of President Donald Trump’s re-election.

A suspect in a drug and gang investigation surrendered without incident after a pursuit that led police across state lines into Kentucky, Cincinnati Police spokesperson Lt. Stephen Saunders said.

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