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July, 2008

07/01

Sentencing Of Avondale Mother Postponed
Beverly Fears pleaded guilty to child endangerment after she allegedly left her children alone while she was at work.

One Person Killed In N.Ky. Accident
A driver was killed after his pickup truck rear-ended a semi-truck along I-275 near the Turkey Foot exit.

Two People Trapped After Newtown Crash
Two people were trapped in wreckage after their vehicles hit head-on Tuesday morning in Newtown.

Marijuana, Pills Found During Raid At Store
Some people might stop at a local convenience store for milk or eggs, but on Monday night authorities paid a visit to one store and discovered a large amount of marijuana and prescription pills.

Covington Coffee House Hosts Scrabble Tournament
You can enjoy some friendly competition with your cup of joe.

Lockland Police Arrest Alleged Bad Baby Sitter
Kristin Fritsch was arrested after a child she was supposed to be watching was nearly hit by a car in front of the police station.

Pagers & Scrabble: Tuesday GMTS Newsletter

Cleves Man Accused Of Stealing 150 Shopping Carts
Police say William Mayborg stole the carts from Kroger and took them to a scrap metal dealer.

Suspect Allegedly Brings Drug Paraphernalia To Courthouse
An Avondale man was accused of bringing a marijuana pipe to the Hamilton County Courthouse Monday.

Partial Verdict Reached In Fen-Phen Trial
The jury found Melbourne Mills Jr. not guilty Tuesday morning.

Driver Uninjured After Truck Flips In Delhi Twp.
The accident happened when a Rumpke truck driver swerved to avoid hitting a Metro bus on Bender Road.

Ky. Couple Charged With Drug Trafficking
A car search reveals pot and pills.

New Incentive For N.Ky. Homebuyers
First-time homebuyers in river cities could receive an $8,000 break.

Survey USA Results: Who Does KY Favor For 4th District Representative?
If the election for U.S. House of Representatives were today, who would Kentuckians vote for?

Man Found Dead In Addyston Harbor
Police have recovered the body of 51-year-old Daniel Oshea after he fell in the water over the weekend.

Gas Main Break Causes Evacuations In Camp Washington
Fire crews evacuated the area after a construction company broke a gas main on Beekman Street.

Fourth Of July Celebrations Around The Tri-State
There are numerous events scheduled this week to celebrate the 4th of July.

Fireworks Go Off As Crews Battle Fairfield Fire
Fireworks were exploding for several minutes as crews arrived at the home on Huntsman Way.

Police: Letter From ‘Killer A Diversion’
They don't believe they are dealing with a serial killer.

Golf Manor Man In Court For Road Rage Incident
Antwan Allen allegedly fired several shots at another driver after they got into a minor car accident.

Engineers To Monitor Traffic For Red Rhythm And Boom
People who attend the celebration in Mason will notice police officers will not be directing traffic this year.

Groundbreaking Signifies More Tri-State Jobs
Takumi Stamping Inc. broke ground Tuesday on a new facility along Seward Road in Fairfield.

Free Wireless Internet Available On Select TANK Buses
Keeping up with the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce will soon be as easy as sipping morning coffee and getting a ride into work.

Work Underway To Redefine Parts Of Ohio's Smoking Ban
Senate Bill 346 would exempt family businesses and private clubs from the ban on lighting up.

Victory Neighborhood Services Shuts Its Doors
A vendor says the agency owes his company $36,000 for services he provided to Victory.

Man Shot Twice In Over-the-Rhine
A man was seriously wounded after he was shot near the intersection of Green and Elm streets Tuesday afternoon.

Manufacturer Brings Jobs To Florence
In order to accommodate growth in its business, ImagePoint will consolidate in N.Ky.

Hung Jury In Chris Henry Assault Trial
Henry was facing an assault charge that stemmed from an alleged incident outside an apartment building in Clifton Heights.

Man Holds Up Sycamore Twp. Bank
The man walked into the Fifth Third Bank on Montgomery Road and indicated that he had a weapon.

Medical Helicopter Called To Warren Co. Crash
Three people were hurt after an accident resulted in a mini van going under a semi truck on I-71.

Woman Sues Ohio Attorney General Over Obscenity Law
The store manager fears she is in jeopardy of being forced to register as a sex offender for selling books, magazines and videos that are later considered obscene.

Victory Neighborhood Services Closing A Mystery
Vendor says agency owes him $36,000. Parents left in the lurch.

Starbucks Closing 600 Stores In The US
Starbucks said 70 percent of the stores slated to be closed had opened since the start of the 2006 fiscal year.

Businesses Get Creative With Gas Prices
Florence restaurant now delivering by scooter instead of car.

Ken Lowe Rings Opening Bell On Wall Street
Ken Lowe is the president of the new Scripps Networks Interactive, which includes HGTV and the Food Network.

Final Report Released On Great Wolf Lodge
Last year more than 600 people complained of respiratory problems after visiting the indoor water park.

Lex. Atty. Leaves Jail After Fen-Phen Acquittal
Federal jury finds one attorney not guilty of conspiracy; continue deliberations for co-defendants.

Couple Says Fireworks Started Fire
The Fairfield Twp. couple says you won't see them lighting off fireworks anymore.

Hamblin's Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
The case involves a Hamilton man charged with trying to lure three girls into the woods at a Mason park.

Fuel Prices Impact Auto Sales
As fuel prices rise nearly every week auto sales in the United States have gone in the opposite direction.

Police Look For Men Who Stole From City Storage Facility
Surveillance pictures show the two men at the storage facility on Beekman Street and State Avenue in South Fairmount.

Police: Man Angry He Lost Game, Shoots Other Player
Police say a man upset he lost a game of basketball, shot another player Tuesday night.

Woman Dies In Parking Lot Shooting
Cynthiana, Ky. police say two are dead after gunfire broke out in a hospital parking lot.

McCain Calls On Obama To Cut Clark Loose
McCain's campaign is stoking the controversy.

Gen. Clark Won't Back Off Critique Of McCain
Retired Gen. Wesley Clark rejected suggestions he apologize for saying John McCain's medal-winning military service does not qualify him for the White House.

Gas Up, Most Auto Sales Down
Honda's June sales figures rose 1.1% while Ford, GM and Toyota all saw big declines.

07/02

Couple Cited After Fireworks Fire
Couple's huge 'stash of fun' in the garage turned into a fiery nightmare.

Suspect Sought In Fatal Party Shooting
A party among family members turned into a homicide investigation early Wednesday morning at a Westwood apartment complex.

Four Teens Injured After Car Rolls Over In Morrow
The teenagers are recovering from injuries sustained in the wreck.

Kroger Pulls More Ground Beef
Kroger is responding to concerns over E. Coli illnesses.

Odor-free broadcasting: Wednesday GMTS Newsletter

Fen-Phen Jury Ordered To Resume Deliberations
Jury members told the judge Wednesday morning they were deadlocked in the case of Shirley Cunningham Jr. and William Gallion.

Officials To Discuss Middletown Chemical Leak
The reaction that killed one employee is being investigated.

Homemade Bomb Explodes In Goshen Twp. Mailbox
Police said the explosive device caused only minimal damage.

Man Accused Of Throwing Brick To Stop Thief
After questioning the suspect, police discovered that the incident started when his cell phone was stolen by a teenage boy.

Drew's Big Give Donates Even More Toys
A local boy with national fame is once again giving to needy children.

Coroner Discusses Remains Found In North Fairmount
O'dell Owens said the remains found last month were those of an African American female between the age of 30 and 55.

Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Sycamore Twp. Bank Robber
The suspect is accused of robbing a Fifth Third Bank branch on Tuesday.

Cincinnati Doll Debuts On Big Screen
Kit Kittredge: An American Girl is the first feature film based on the popular American Girl doll and book series.

Fans, Air Conditioners Needed To Keep City Cool This Summer
St. Vincent de Paul says it's collected less than 1/5th of the fans and air conditioners its clients need to keep cool this summer

Police Say A Fort Wright Woman Traded Sex For A Gas Card
Investigators say Angela Eversole went to a Days Inn hotel for sex and was allegedly paid with a $100 gas card.

Reds Offering Free Ticket To Military Members On Fourth Of July
The Reds are offering all active duty military members a complimentary ticket for Friday's game vs the Washington Nationals.

Boys' Home Needs Funding For Equine Center
The center is $85,000 short of their fundraising goal.

Teen Accidentally Shot In West Harrison, Indiana
A neighbor told 9News the girl was unloading the handgun when it discharged in the Barber Road home.

Tri-State Families Cutting Back On July 4th Trips This Year
Cincinnati AAA says there are fewer families traveling for Independence Day this year.

Survey USA Results: Who's To Blame For High Gas Prices?
Who do Cincinnati residents think is the most to blame for the rising gas prices?

UC Bearcats Release Big East Basketball Conference Matchups
The Bearcats will face the regular-season BIG EAST champion Georgetown University, Providence College and St. John's University in home-and-home series.

Man Indicted On Charges Of Raping Young Girl
On Wednesday, a grand jury indicted 19-year-old Brandon Ohmer on three counts of rape for the alleged attacks.

EPA: Salad Dressing Runoff Floods Ohio Homes
An Ohio EPA official says creamy ranch dressing mixed with sewage and storm runoff in the flooded basements.

State Leaders Oppose Construction Of Gas Pipeline
They have asked the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to rethink a plan to drill under the Little Miami River and Big Darby Creek.

Man Goes For High Wire Walk Record At Kings Island
Rick Wallenda will try to beat his grandfather's record this Friday at Kings Island.

Motorcyclist Injured In Burlington Wreck
The driver of the motorcycle was thrown from the vehicle, resulting in a severe leg injury.

Court Denies Erpenbeck's Appeal
Bill Erpenbeck is staying in prison.

Area Attractions Make Changes To Attract Visitors
The rising price of gas is forcing some of the area's biggest attractions to change their routine to draw you in.

Victory Neighborhood Services Head Speaks To 9News
Some employees say they have not been paid in weeks.

More Cuts Coming To Hamilton Co. Budget
Hamilton County's department heads are sharpening their pencils to cut another 15% from their 2008 budgets.

Foreclosure Draws Verbal Jabs In Ohio U.S. Congressional Fight
Democrat Steve Driehaus critical of vote by Republican incumbent Steve Chabot.

Bracelet Could Hold Key To Dead Woman's Identity
Hamilton Co. coroner pleads with public for information about skeletal remains found last month in North Fairmount.

Kroger Expands Ground Beef Recall
Kroger has expanded its voluntary recall of some ground beef products beyond stores in Michigan and parts of Ohio.

Two Injured In '06 Accident Sue Madison Regatta
Nearly two years after a car careened through a throng of speedboat racing fans along the Ohio River, victims have filed negligence lawsuits against the organizers of the Madison Regatta.

Bicyclist Injured, Crash Investigated
Air Care was called to the scene after a 25-year-old man was found lying next to his bicycle on Jordan Road.

Car Hits Man On Riding Lawnmower
Air Care called to the scene.

Dog In The 'Doghouse' After Biting Inmates
A dog who was supposed to help rehabilitate inmates is now the one in the doghouse.

Man Critically Injured In Miami Twp. Car Crash
Air Care flew crash victim to University Hospital.

Hamilton County To Chop $10 M From 2008 Budget
Layoffs possible as sales and property tax revenues decline.

Montgomery Ford Joins Growing List
The doors are closed for good at Montgomery Ford in Montgomery.

Investment Adviser To Be Sentenced In Ohio Scandal
An investment adviser will learn his sentence for fraud charges related to $216 million in hedge fund losses at Ohio's agency for injured workers.

07/03

Frankfort Murder Suspect Now Behind Bars
Authorities took Demetrius McClellon into custody Wednesday night.

Man Shot While Riding In Van In Pleasant Ridge
A man was seriously injured after police say he was shot while riding in a van on Montgomery Road.

Charges Filed 4 Months After Pedestrian Killed
Four months after a man was killed while crossing an Oakley street, criminal charges have been filed in the incident.

Man Charged In Disturbing Rape, Kidnapping In Hamilton
Police have charged 44-year-old Darrell Beverly with rape and kidnapping.

St. Bernard Man Arrested For OVI Once Again
Jerry Angel is facing another OVI charge after being pulled over in Elmwood Place Wednesday night.

Ohio Supreme Court Disbars Highland Co. Judge
The Ohio Supreme Court handed down their decision regarding Highland County Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey Hoskins - permanent disbarment.

N.Ky. Faces Record Number Of Foreclosures
Boone Co. holds weekly auction of homes.

Cincinnati Native To Receive Distinguished Service Cross
A decorated local soldier will receive a high military award for an extradinary act of heroism in Iraq.

Former Hamilton Assistant Prosecutor Wants His Job Back
Scott Blauvelt was the assistant prosecutor for the city of Hamilton when security cameras caught him wandering around a government building naked.

New Burlington Tavern To Open
The owners of Greyhound Tavern in Ft. Mitchell are opening new restaurant in Burlington.

DHL Clinton Co. Pullout Called National Emergency
Officials continue to fight the departure which affects 8,000 jobs.

Clinton Co. Casino Could Go Before Ohio Voters
The developer that wants to build a casino in Clinton County says they have enough signatures to put the issue on the November ballot.

Police Investigating Body Found In Hamilton
Police said the body found was that of a homeless man.

Murdered Mason Family Remembered At Cafe
A children's play area called Nadya's Nook is now open in memory of the Veillette family.

SB I-75 In Covington Back Open After Accident
Crews have reopened the interstate after a multiple vehicle accident was cleared.

Judge Declares Mistrial In Fen-Phen Case
A jury that found one Lexington attorney not guilty could not come to a decision regarding two other attorneys.

UC Allows Alex Daniels To Join Football Team
Daniels transferred to UC after being dismissed last year from the University of Minnesota football team.

Fighter Jet Creates Buzz Over Tri-State
If you heard or saw a loud plane in the sky Thursday afternoon, don't be alarmed.

Balloon Glow Tonight At Coney Island
An annual holiday tradition kicks off Thursday night at Coney Island.

Ky. Murder Suspect Arrested In Avondale
He allegedly shot a man in the head in Frankfort, Ky., and has been on the run since January.

Brother, Sister Convicted Of Incest
DNA testing proved a 99.99-percent chance that Linda Deaver's brother fathered her child.

4th Of July Comes Early To Hillsboro's Bells Festival
Independence Day actually starts a day early in Hillsboro with its annual Festival of the Bells.

Dearborn Co. Teen's Shooting Called Accidental
Teen was unloading a revolver when it discharged and hit her.

SurveyUSA: Oohs, Aahs In Holiday Plans
Most people in the Tri-state plan to take in fireworks on the Fourth of July.

I-Team: American Dream Taken For A Ride
Some international students describe their work program at King's Island amusement park as a dream gone bad.

Local Soldier To Receive Service Award At Ft. Campbell
An Anderson Twp. native will receive the distinguished service cross at the ceremony.

Government Considering Euthanizing Wild Horses
BLM claims too many wild horses on public lands and they can't afford to care for the number of mustangs they've already rounded up.

Mason Firefighters Warn Of Fireworks Dangers
You've heard it before, but fire investigators say you should hear it again -- leave the fireworks to the professionals.

New Fen-Phen Trial Date To Be Set
Mistrial declared in conspiracy case against two Lexington lawyers.

Embattled Highland County Judge Disbarred
Former Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey Hoskins already cleaned out office at the Highland County Courthouse in Hillsboro.

Car Flips On I-71 Near Red Bank Road
Car flips over, lands on its wheels - no word on condition of its driver.

It Could Happen To You, Says Fireworks Victim
Johnny Salatin was forever changed when a fireworks shell struck him in the face two years ago. The Iraq veteran is still recovering from the wound.

Gold Star Welcome For Local Soldier
Gold Star Chili's "Serving Our Troops" program honors local soldier.

LaRosa's Balloon Glow At Coney Island Kicks Off Holiday
Fireworks, hot air balloons lit up Coney Island on Independence Day eve.

07/04

One Dead, One Injured In Shooting Outside Bar
Police are investigating a shooting outside a Middletown bar that left one man dead early Friday morning.

H.S. Football Referee Possible Drug Suspect
Suspect was arrested for allegedly trying to buy heroin.

Reds Give Tickets To Local Soldiers Friday
Cincinnati Reds giving one free ticket to active military members for today's game.

Young Girl Found Alone, Covered In Lotion
A three-year-old girl's father is now facing charges after she was found wandering outside their home on Thursday.

GE Aviation Trying Different Type Of Engine
General Electric officials say small turboprop engines are a fast-growing market.

Food Additive Helps Shed Pounds
New research finds simply adding a sprinkle of this and a sprinkle of that to what you eat may actually help you lose weight!

Former Republican Senator Jesse Helms Dies At 86
The former North Carolina senator died early Friday morning.

Former Bearcat Track Star Earns Spot On U.S. Olympic Team
Wineberg, a 2002 graduate of UC, currently ranks fourth in the world in the 400-meter dash.

Ft. Campbell Soldier Killed
He died of wounds caused when an improvised explosive device went off near his vehicle in Afghanistan.

Indian Hill Native Leaves White House
President Bush's deputy chief of staff Joe Hagin will reportedly leave his White House post.

Proposal to Eliminate Tax for Ohio Satellite TV Customers
A local lawmaker has introduced a bill to eliminate the sales tax for satellite TV customers in Ohio.

Obama Backers Register Voters At July 4th Parades
Supporters seize opportunity to canvass crowds attending patriotic events.

Northside July 4th Parade Draws Big Crowd
Annual event draws dozens of marching units and politicians - and the 'Lawn Chair Ladies.'

Council Member Calls for Closing Nightspot
A Middletown council member worries violence at the Grand Illusion will spill over to other businesses.

Slick Streets Send Car Through Fence In University Hts.
Tony King will remember July 4, 2008, for many years to come.

KSP Turns To Fuel Saving Tactics
Statewide campaign improves safety, saves money.

Wallenda Walk At Kings Island Delayed
Rick Wallenda seeks to break his grandfather's record.

WW II Veteran Honored At Reds Game
Bill Bailey delivered the ball to the mound, tipped his hat and saluted the cheering crowd.

Holiday Beverage Buying Changed Little By Economy
Consumers may switch purchases on beer and wine, but not liquor.

Fireworks and Childrens Beds Recalled
Details on two big recalls this 4th of July weekend

Viewers React To I-Team Report: "American Dream Taken For A Ride"
Visiting international students say they were promised the American experience in exchange for working at local amusement park.

Reds 'Blank' Washington, 3-0
Ken Griffey Jr. belted his 604th career homer & Bronson Arroyo allowed 5 hits over six innings as the Reds blanked Washington 3-0 in Cincinnati.

Man Loses Part Of Leg In Fireworks Blast
Police say a man lost part of his leg when fireworks went off inside his SUV near Dayton, Ohio.

Pregnant Soldier's Death Investigation Continues
The death of Army Spc. Megan Touma of Cold Spring, Ky., is being treated as a homicide.

Obama & Family Spend Fourth Of July In Montana
Only two Democratic presidential candidates have carried Montana and its three electoral votes since 1948.

Fireworks Accident Injures 1 Child, 1 Adult
A fireworks accident has sent at least one adult and one child to the hospital.

Wallenda Sets New World Record At Kings Island
It took 35-minutes to do it, but Rick Wallenda broke a world record Friday night.

Woman Suspected Of Shoplifting At Tri-County Mall
Woman suspected of stealing $1,000 worth of clothing from a department store.

07/05

Fireworks Mishap Sends 5 People To Area Hospitals
Officials investigating fireworks accident that left a 2-year-old with 2nd-degree burns.

UK Court: Pringles Are Potato-Light, Tax-Free
The judge found that Pringles were only 42 percent potato, and thus exempt.

Cincinnati Prepares For NAACP Convention
More than 8,000 delegates are expected to attend the NAACP national convention, along with both presumptive presidential candidates.

Ohio Gov. To Host Education Forums
Starting in July, Governor Ted Strickland will host education forums across the state of Ohio.

Ohio Campsite Rentals Drop During Rainy Month
State parks, enjoying bumper business because of soaring gas prices, saw an erosion of campers last month because of constant rain.

Chicago-Style Pizzas Headed To Troops In Iraq
Retired Air Force Sgt. Mark Evans wanted to send a taste of Chicago to troops in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Motorcycle Accident Injures Two
Police say neither rider was wearing a helmet.

Tri-State Motorcycle Ride Benefits "Honor Flight"
World War II veterans will get a chance to visit our nation's capitol.

Police Need Your Help Finding Shoplifting Suspect
The woman was seen carrying a toddler in her arms while she allegedly committed the crime.

Parents Plead for Help in Finding Son's Killer
Spencer Davis was shot and killed outside Grand Illusion bar in Middletown.

07/06

One Dead, Two Injured In Paddock Hills Crash
Police say alcohol and speed appear to be to blame.

Covington Fireworks Accident Injures One
A fireworks accident in Covington is the Tri-State's second in this weekend.

NY Woman Arrested For Alleged ID Theft In Tri-State
She may be linked to a string of identity thefts, police say.

July Is Cell Phone Courtesy Month
One company is giving tips on cell phone etiquette.

Three Injured In College Hill Head-On Crash
Both Cincinnati and Hamilton County police responded to a head-on collision that injured three people Sunday afternoon.

Four Recovering From Pendleton Co. Crash
Police: Driver lost control while attempting to turn from KY 177 onto KY 467.

Mt. Orab Man Killed In ATV Accident
According to police, 45-year-old Billy Couch of Mt. Orab lost control of his ATV while riding on Old State Road.

Lexington Little Leaguer Steals Show At Reds Game
Adam Bender brought fans to their feet as he threw out the first pitch at Great American Ball Park.

Tractor Accident Kills Adams Co. Man
Investigators believe the man was backing up a steep hill when the tractor rolled on top of him.

07/07

Downtown Garage Closes to Make Way for Skyscraper
Downtown Cincinnati will lose 1500 parking spaces Monday, as plans move forward towards building the city's newest and tallest skyscraper.

Alleged Peeping Tom Arrested At Bowling Alley
Police say the man was caught twice looking into a ladies restroom.

CSO Bassist Arrested On Domestic Violence Charge
A man who plays beautiful music as a member of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is accused of assaulting his wife.

Chase Ends With Crash In Front Of Chuck E. Cheese
An early morning police chase ended with a crash in front of Springdale's Chuck E. Cheese.

Indiana Man Arrested For Alleged Harrison Stabbing
Deputies have arrested Shawn Alvarez for allegedly stabbing another man near Harrison's Police Department.

Holiday Weekend Lessons: Monday GMTS Newsletter

Cows On The Run Lead To Traffic Delays
A few dozen cows that got loose Monday morning in Clermont County caused some traffic delays.

Ohio State, Former Colerain Star Charged Again
A former standout with Colerain High School and current member of the Ohio State football team has been charged again putting his future in Columbus in question.

Wyoming Grad. Qualifies For Olympics
David Payne snagged the last spot on the 110-meter hurdle olympic team by a slim margin on Sunday night.

Investigation Started In Harlan Twp. Crash
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a serious injury crash that occured in Harlan Township.

Man Attacked In Price Hill Sunday Night
Police are looking for suspects in a beating of a Colerain Township man.

Kentucky Kroger Shoppers Going Green
Close to 20,000 reusable shopping bags have been sold around Lexington over the last 16 months.

Court Finds New Charges For Man Already Arrested
Larry Cash was in court for a misdemeanor charge, when new charges were brought against him.

Middletown Pilot Killed In Mexico Crash
Lon McIntosh died when his plane loaded with auto parts crashed before dawn Sunday in Ramos Arizpe.

UC Experiments With Four-Day Work Weeks For Staff
The university will spend the summer allowing some workers to work only four days a week at 10 hours per day.

Ohio Police Chief Wants Fireworks Ban After Fire
Chief Mike Navarre says it makes no sense to allow fireworks to be sold but tell people it's illegal to shoot them off.

Ky. Looks To Change Electric Car Laws
A Ky. legislator plans to sponsor a bill allowing some electric cars to be driven.

Barack Obama's Plane Makes Unscheduled Landing In St. Louis
The airplane carrying Obama made a safe, unscheduled and precautionary landing after a flight control problem arose en route from Chicago to Charlotte, N.C.

Establishments Line Up To Offer New Keno Lottery Game
The Ohio Lottery Commission has approved 70 percent of the applications by outlets with liquor licenses.

Meeting To Discuss Batavia Village Issue
The Batavia Village Council will have a meeting Monday night to discuss issue of road closing.

Judge Won't Hear Fen-Phen Settlement Fraud Retrial
A federal judge who declared a mistrial in the case of two lawyers accused of conspiring to defraud clients in a diet-drug settlement won't handle the retrial.

Hamilton Co. Hosting Child Support Live Chat On Wednesday
If you're having problems with child support, Hamilton County wants to hear in a unique way during a live internet chat on Wednesday.

Kentucky Lawmakers Considering Electric Vehicles
Some lawmakers are considering legislation that would allow small low speed electric vehicles on state roadways to help ease with the pain of high gasoline prices.

Convicted Sex Offender Indicted In Warren County
Hamblin, who is labeled a tier III sex offender, was arrested for allegedly approaching four juveniles in the City of Mason on June 22.

Police Searching For Man Who Held Up Sycamore Twp. Bank
The Chase Bank in the 7200 block of Kenwood Road was held up just before 3 p.m.

'Green' Cemetery Preparing To Open In Ohio
A cemetery opening this month in northeast Ohio offers the promise that people can remain environmentally conscious after they die.

Motorcycle Sales Up, Many Buyers Are Women
Motorcycle sales are up dramatically as gasoline prices spiral upward.

Accident Slows Traffic On Norwood Lateral
The westbound lanes of the Norwood Lateral are back open after an accident slowed traffic Monday afternoon.

UC Offers Employees Flexible Schedule To Save Gas
In what the administration is calling "gas-saving work schedules," employees work four ten-hour work days.

Developer Must Change Plans For Mt. Lookout Houses
Cincinnati Zoning Board of Appeals tells Metropolitan Design & Development to modify Tannehill Lane design.

Many Ohio Daycamps Not Doing Proper Background Checks
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services found 42% of daycamps were not doing proper background checks on camp employees.

Life Or Death: Can Your Infant Swim?
9News takes a look at a technique claiming young children, even babies, can learn to save themselves from drowning.

Local Couple Returns From Cleanup In Iowa
The Lebanon couple plans to go back to help more.

Business Booming At Consignment Shops, Thrift Stores
High gas and food prices driving up sales at Snooty Fox and Goodwill locations.

Response Overwhelming To I-Team's American Dream
Students who came from abroad to work here feel shut out of the 'American Dream.'

Assault Victim Dies, Police Search For Suspects
The homicide unit is now investigating.

Air Care Called To Green Twp. Crash Scene
At least one person has been flown to the hospital.

Suspected Murderer Surrounded In Sunman, Ind.
A man suspected of killing another man in Dearborn County is surrounded by police in Sunman.

Tied Up About Tying The Knot In Your Wedding?
Many of today's brides and grooms are seeking professional help to prevent themselves from getting tied up in knots, so they can "tie the knot" in peace.

Man Hit By Car In East End Dies
Witnesses helped arrest the driver.

Green Township Crash Sends Two To Hospital
Two cars collide head-on. One driver flown by Air Care to University Hospital.

Motorcycle Crash Temporarily Shuts Down Hwy.
No word yet on the motorcyclist's condition.

07/08

Street Fight Breaks Out After Pedestrian Is Killed In The East End
Witnesses pursued the driver of a pickup truck after he allegedly hit and killed a pedestrian in the East End Monday night.

Two Dead After Murder/Suicide, Standoff
Two people are dead after a homicide suspect took his own life during a standoff with police in Dearborn County.

LaRosa's Driver Seriously Injured During Attack
Police say the teens called in a pizza order then attacked the driver when they arrived at the home.

GE Volunteers Helping Cincinnati Public Schools
The company is calling it one of the largest volunteer efforts in Greater Cincinnati.

$250K Bond For Man Allegedly Found With Child Porn
Police took Scott Simonson into custody after a search warrant was executed at his Green Township home.

Ice Cream & Baby Wardrobes: Tuesday GMTS Newsletter

Armed Robber Allegedly Took Victim's Air Jordans
An armed robbery Monday in Bond Hill resulted in a man allegedly stealing a cell phone, money and the victim's shoes.

Homeless Man Allegedly Takes 9-Year-Old's Phone
A 9-year-old boy was allegedly victimized by a homeless man Monday night at Cincinnati's Greyhound station.

Two People Injured In Delhi Twp. Crash
Police say a car rolled after the driver lost control and hit an embankment near the intersection of Bender and Delhi roads.

West Chester Trustees To Discuss Proposed Subdivision
Residents believe the new development will cause traffic headaches and ruin the natural beauty of a local park.

Bengals Release 2008 Training Camp Schedule
Fans will be able to see the 2008 Bengals beginning July 28 at Georgetown College.

NTSB: Signs Factor In Bluffton U. Bus Crash
Five Ohio college baseball players were killed in the Atlanta bus crash last year.

Official Says Fireworks Caused Ohio Apartment Fire
Toledo's fire chief says fireworks caused a weekend fire that swept through an apartment complex and left about 200 people homeless.

Hamilton Police Searching For Shooting Suspect
Police are looking for 23-year-old Jesus Paramo in connection to the shooting of Manuel Hernandez on Monday.

Comair Announces Layoffs Of More Than 500
Among the employees affected are 300 pilots and 220 flight attendants.

Trustees Approve Plans For Liberty Town Square
The square will include a new cinema, outlet stores, apartments and a hotel.

Driver Injured When Semi Overturns In Evendale
The ramp from Glendale-Milford Road to southbound I-75 was closed while crews work to clear the scene.

US Playing Card Heads To Northern Kentucky
The United States Playing Card Company is leaving Norwood after more than a century.

Ky. Girl Heads To China For Stem Cell Treatment
A Louisville girl suffering from a fatal disease has a new chance at life.

Levee The Stage For Street Performers
The Big Show Busker Weekend brings street performers and animators to Newport on the Levee.

Police Believe Sycamore Twp. Robbery Suspect Held Up Other Banks
Investigators believe the same man held up the Fifth Third Bank on Montgomery Road as well as two other banks in the Cincinnati area.

Gas Prices Force Police To Revamp Patrols
Hamilton County Sheriff Simon Leis says fuel costs are up by 50 percent this year.

Neighbor Helps Police Find 2 Missing Children
The two boys wandered away from an Alexandria Pike apartment building Monday afternoon.

Family Stranded After Being Kicked Off Plane
A Seattle family said they were left stranded when Southwest Airlines refused to allow them to board a connecting flight because their children were disruptive.

Survey USA: How Often Are You Dining Out?
Most people say the economy is the reason they aren't dining out as often.

Advisor Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison In Ohio Fraud Case
Mark Lay was the chief executive and founder of the now defunct MDL Capital Management of Pittsburgh.

Rising Fuel Costs Impact Cruiser Patrols
The rising cost of fuel is having a big impact on police agencies in the Tri-state area.

'Supernanny' Father Shoots Self
A central Kentucky father who sought parenting help on the TV reality show "Supernanny" shot and killed himself.

New Trial Scheduled For Former Bengal Chris Henry
Henry will stand trial next week after a judge declared a mistrial earlier this month.

Legal Battle Brewing Over Colerain Twp. Nudist Resort
David Weber, one of the founders of Paradise Resort on Blue Rock Road filed a lawsuit claiming fellow board members tried to drive him off the property.

West Chester Residents Oppose New Subdivision
Township Trustees are expected to approve a zoning change that would clear the way for the new neighborhood.

Curlin's Sale Sought
An attorney wants a judge to force the public auction of 2007 Horse of the Year Curlin.

Cruisers Go Retro
Seventeen Kentucky State Police cruisers got a new, old look as part of the police's 60th anniversary.

New Details On July 4th Fireworks Accident
A Fourth of July fireworks accident sent several people to the hospital, including a 2-year-old girl.

Countdown Is On to Local Extreme Home Makeover
The deserving family will get a knock on the door on Wednesday.

Liberty Towne Square Development Approved
Liberty Twp. trustees have approved plans for the retail development.

Green Twp. Man Facing Child Porn Charges
A Green Twp. man faces several felony charges.

Hamilton Co. Jail Inmates Resume Litter Patrol
The sheriff says the program will target areas throughout the county where there's a lot of litter.

Help Wanted Signs Appear At Larger Number of Restaurants
Economy forcing cutbacks in hours. Potential employees shying away from jobs relying only on tips.

Adventures For Wish Kids Holds Kings Island Outing
Hundreds of children with life-threatening diseases got to have a day of fun Tuesday.

Hail, Trees Down, Power Outages Result Of Storm
The damage is scattered throughout the Tri-state.

Police Tie Alcohol To Driver In East End Hit-Skip Fatality
Arrest slip says blood alcohol level nearly double the legal limit.

Honoring Fallen Heros: Patriot Guard Riders
You won't find them at parades or festivals or parties. When the Patriot Guard is there, you know a military hero is being honored.

DOE To Pay Ohio $13.7M Over Fernald
Federal government agrees to pay settlement over contaminated ground water at the former uranium processing site.

Florence Officials Voice Opposition To Smoking Ban
Florence city council members voiced their opposition Tuesday night.

Strong Winds Blow Through Evendale, Sharonville
Tents collapsed at St. Rita's after strong winds bent the poles holding them up.

Delta Dismissed From Comair Flight 5191 Lawsuits
Delta Air Lines has been dismissed from more than 19 pending lawsuits involving the fatal plane crash.

Storms Down Trees, Power Lines In Clermont Co.
Thousands were without power at height of the storm.

07/09

Info About Volunteering For Extreme Makeover Home Edition

Officer Finds Man Dead On Mt. Airy Street
A Cincinnati Police Officer out on patrol Wednesday morning in Mt. Airy came upon a grisly discovery.

Duck Boats Launch Wednesday On Ohio River
You will see some new boats on the Ohio River starting Wednesday.

SWAT Team Takes Norwood Man Into Custody After Standoff
Dennis Schroeder was taken into custody after a standoff at his Norwood home.

Iced Delights & Free Coffee: GMTS Newsletter

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Winner Revealed
The show will make a more accessible home for two West Chester girls diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

$250K Bond For Alleged Fatal Hit-Skip Driver
Police say Carl Bessey was driving drunk when he struck and killed Rodney Fuston Monday night.

Kentucky Could Ban Steroids In Racing
Kentucky's Horse Racing Commission is preparing to vote this summer on a steroid ban for the sport.

Police: Batavia Woman Used Stroller To Shoplift
The woman had a warrant out for her arrest and now faces more charges.

Nature Lights Sky In Owen Co.
Lightning struck throughout the evening Tuesday. Take a look at the spectacular light show.

Papa John's Helping Out St. Vincent de Paul Fan Drive
Buying a pizza could help someone stay cool in the Tri-State.

Michigan Man Killed After Semi Overturns In Wayne Twp.
Michael Scheidler was killed when his semi overturned on Trenton-Oxford Road.

Police Searching For O'Bryonville Bank Robbery Suspect
Police say a man held up the Franklin Savings and Loan on Madison Road around 11:30 a.m.

Accident Along I-71 Claims Two Lives
Police said John Benford III and his passenger were killed when their car was broadsided by a truck.

Duck Boats Splash Into The Tri-State
Part bus, part boat and a lot of fun: "Ride the Duck' boats are now open for rides.

Cincinnati Mayor Ready To Challenge To New Population Data
Mayor Mallory said he believes the new numbers will show a third straight year of population growth in the city.

Sexy Seniors On The Increase
The golden years are also hot times for many senior citizens, according to a new study.

Three Car Accident Closes I-75 In Lockland
The interstate was closed for 40 minutes as crews cleared up the area.

Report On Fire That Killed Two Firefighters To Be Released Friday
The preliminary report on the house fire that killed two Colerain Twp. firefighters will be released to the public Friday.

Reds Send Aaron Harang Back To Cincinnati
After another disappointing performance, the Reds have decided to send Harang back home to be checked out by the team's medical staff.

Male Dancer Sues Ohio Company
A 54-year-old male dancer is seeking damages from a company he says stopped giving him work after he complained of being sexually harassed by customers.

Military Wives To Respond To Touma Protest
Some Ft. Bragg military wives say they'll oppose a fundamentalist church's plan to celebrate the death of a pregnant dead soldier.

Steve & Barry's Files For Bankruptcy Protection
The chain operates 276 locations in 39 states and made a big splash with merchandising endorsements with actress Sarah Jessica Parker and other celebrities.

N.Ky. Poll Supports Smoking Ban
A new survey shows majority of N.Ky. voters support proposed ordinance.

Plaque Honoring Priest Stolen
Covington residents ask for return of bronze plaque honoring the late Rev. William Mertes.

Westwood Neighbors To Show Problems, Victories
Neighbors are taking a city council member on a tour of Westwood to show where they need help - and what the neighborhood is doing well.

Police Search For Colerain Twp. Robbery Suspect
The suspect allegedly showed a handgun to an employee.

Salmonella Toll Tops 1,000
More than 1,000 people now are confirmed ill from salmonella initially linked to raw tomatoes, making this the worst foodborne outbreak in at least a decade.

Downtown Businesses Prepare For NAACP Convention
The hotels are already calling this convention a success.

CityBeat Files Lawsuit Against CCV, Local Leaders
There's new information on controversial adult personal ads in CityBeat.

N.Ky. Home Builders Shift Focus To Remodeling
Business models of construction firms undergo 'Extreme Makeover' due to economy.

Woman Found Stabbed To Death Inside Florence Home
Police in Florence found the suspect in the fatal stabbing - at a local steakhouse.

New Census Numbers Expected, City Ready To Respond
Cincinnati's mayor is ready for another fight over US Census figures.

Northwest Airlines Cutting 2,500 Jobs
The airline's president blames the move on fuel costs

St. Vincent de Paul Gives Clifton Family New A/C Unit
A Clifton family is going to stay cool this summer, thanks to donations made to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Massive Cleanup At Cluttered House
It took crews hours and more than five dumpsters - and a court order - to clean out the home.

Chris Henry's Attorney Wants Taxpayers To Pay
After making millions playing football, former Bengals player Chris Henry is asking tax payers for money.

Crews Work To Clear Derailed Ky. Train
More than 30 cars jumped the tracks in Richwood, Ky.

Attorney Ken Lawson's License Suspended Indefinitely
The Ohio Supreme Court extended the indefinite suspension of high-profile attorney Ken Lawson in a 4-3 ruling Wednesday.

New Aquatic Center Opens In Avondale
Families looking to beat the heat can check out a new neighborhood spot.

Jackson Apologizes For Comment About Obama
The Rev. Jesse Jackson apologized Wednesday to Barack Obama for making a "regretfully crude" comment about the Democratic presidential hopeful.

Ted Kennedy Returns To Capitol Hill To Vote On Medicare Bill
Kennedy made the unexpected appearance to vote on the long-stalled measure.

Alleged Killer Spotted At Steakhouse, Arrested
Sean Noakes is accused of stabbing Sharon Gette to death and wounding her mother.

McCain Dodges Question On Viagra, Contraceptives
Republican John McCain prides himself on being a straight talker.

Ultimate Fighting: Fit For Kids?
Some fear 'Ultimate Fighting' for kids goes too far.

07/10

Extreme Makeover Home Edition: Day 1
Manor Drive in West Chester has been transformed into what looks like a Hollywood sound stage.

Two Men Shot Outside Fairmount Bar
Police said one man was shot six times while another victim was hit by three bullets during a bar fight that spilled out into the street.

The Key to the Castle: The Thursday GMTS Newsletter

Uncle Facing Charges After Leaving Kids Alone
A Cheviot man allegedly left his 2-year-old niece and 3-year-old nephew home alone while he went to work.

Can A New Type Of Tire Boost Your Car's Gas Mileage?
John Matarese has a consumer investigation into a new type of tire that claims it will give your car better gas mileage.

Police Investigating Overnight Shooting In Price Hill
A man was shot just before 3 a.m. on Woodlawn Avenue.

No Bond For Florence Stabbing Suspect
A Boone County judge ordered Sean Noakes held without bond.

Teller Injured During Springfield Twp. Bank Robbery
The PNC Bank on Hempstead Drive was robbed just before 10:30 a.m.

Avondale Mother Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison
Beverly Fears pleaded guilty to leaving her children in a closet while she went to work last year.

New Census Shows Cincinnati Is In Nation's Top 60
The report released Thursday shows the city's population as of July 1, 2007 was 332,458.

Ohio State Football Lottery Outrages Alumni
Until this year, the alumni association allowed members to apply to buy tickets to certain games based on an alphabetized system.

Vindication, Son Of Seattle Slew, Euthanized In Ky.
The 8-year-old Vindication was euthanized Thursday at Rood and Riddle Veterinary hospital in Lexington, Kentucky.

Jury Foreman: Fen-Phen Case Had Problems
Foreman says prosecutors didn't prove their case.

Bong Bust At N.Ky. Art Store
Covington store posed as glass blown art, but the majority of it had drug paraphernalia.

Cincinnati Inventors Show Off New Monomobile Car
Imagine being able to drive a car for the equivalent of 80 cents a gallon instead of paying $4.00 a gallon for gas.

Good Sam Hospital Ranks No.1 For Deliveries In Ohio
The Clifton hospital earned the honor for the second year in a row.

Survey USA: How Do You Feel About Red Light Cameras?
People in favor of the cameras hold a slight lead over people who oppose them.

Inmate Leaves Work Detail In Colerain Twp.
The sheriff's office said Juan Possontay walked away from an inmate work detail program on East Miami River Road around 12 p.m.

Three People, Including Child Injured In Hamilton Twp. Crash
The two vehicle accident happened at State Route 48 and Grandin Road.

West Virginia Murder Suspect Had Pastor's Gun
A special agent says a handgun belonging to a murdered pastor was found with the suspect from Cincinnati.

Second Rape Attempt In Hamilton Twp. Investigated
Police fear the same man sexually attacked a second woman in Hamilton Twp., less than a mile from where the first attack occurred last month.

Northside Car Chase Ends In Crash
Police say the driver refused to stop because he was driving a stolen car.

Police Looking For West Chester Bank Robbery Suspects
Two suspects jumped over the counter and took cash from a National City in West Chester.

Fuel Prices May Lead To More Airline Cuts
Comair's president says there could be even more airline service cuts if fuel prices continue to soar.

Teen Sentenced In Deerfield Twp. Explosion
The teens were charged after they allegedly caused an explosion while mixing chemicals in a soup can on Pembrooke Drive.

Reds Crush Cubs With Seven Homeruns To Avoid Sweep
David Ross hit two of Cincinnati's seven homers Thursday, and Ken Griffey Jr. got his 605th, as the Reds beat the Chicago Cubs 12-7 to avoid a three-game sweep.

Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Blog
9News' Megan Wasmund spent Friday watching first-hand everything that goes into an Extreme Home Makeover.

Ohio Crime Prevention Warning Drivers Not To Get Stranded
Officials are also urging drivers to check the tread on their tires.

N.Ky. Realtor Creates Foreclosure Solutions Unit
Ft. Mitchell realtor assigns five of its 25 employees to help people facing foreclosure.

Inspectors Search For Cause Of Train Derailment
A Norfolk Southern representative says more than 30 cars were derailed.

Group Collects 10,000 Signatures Opposing Red-Light Cameras
A coalition of nearly a dozen groups opposed to red-light cameras in Cincinnati has collected more than 10,000 signatures.

Police Bust Glass Studio In Covington
Covington police may not know art, but they know crime when they see it.

Florence Murder Victim's Family Speaks Out
Murder suspect has a criminal record dating back to 1988.

Deadly Motorcycle Crash In Liberty Twp.
Police say a motorcyclist made a sharp turn, went left of center, then hit a car broadside.

Coming Up Friday at 6 PM: Is The Wii Good For Me?
Healthy Living checks it out with the exercise professionals, Friday night at 6 p.m. on 9News.

Serial Burglar Targets Close To Fifty Homes
Unlocked doors and windows have provided a thief access to homes in Cincinnati and Amberley Village.

Extreme Makeover Home Edition: Day 2
You can't just knock down a house - everything needs to be packed up and hauled away first. That took most of the day.

07/11

Record Funds Raised For McConnell's Re-Election
Campaign manager claims record Ky. quarterly fundraising.

FEC Names New Republican Chairman
Watchdog groups such as Common Cause oppose Donald McGahn's nomination, citing his association with former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas.

Preliminary Report Released On Fatal Fire
Colerain Twp. Releases First Report On April 4th Fire on Squirrelsnest Lane.

Morning Fire Heavily Damages Bond Hill Home
The fire was knocked down, but not before crews were forced to fight it defensively.

After Nearly 5 Years, DNA Nabs Bank Robber
Nearly five years after a bank robbery in Norwood, police have made an arrest in the case.

Local Stores Open Early For iPhone Release
The new version of the iPhone was released Friday morning.

Battle Of The Suitcase At Corporate Olympics
12th annual Corporate Olympics to benefit Special Olympics.

Repo Man Allegedly Uses Cap Gun In Recovery
A repo man allegedly pulled a cap gun on a person while he was seizing a car in Cheviot.

Walnut Hills Residents Rally To Save Their Kroger
The only grocery store in Walnut Hills is planning to pull out next year.

The Wheel of Death: The Friday GMTS Newsletter

Man Falls From Boone Co. Building
The man fell approximately 30 feet off the roof of the Boone County Vocational School on Cougar Lane.

Demo Day For Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Crews began tearing down the Akers' house just before 1 p.m.

Inmate Who Walked Away Back In Custody
Juan Possontay was apprehended in Green Township, one day after he walked away from an inmate work detail program.

Have A Question For Someone On The Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Team?
9News will do our best to get all questions answered.

Hamilton Twp. Identifies Motorcycle Victim
Police say Clint Benson of Mason died when he lost control of his motorcycle on Butterworth Road.

Colerain Twp. Fatal Fire Report Released
The preliminary report goes into detail of the day's activities on April 4 when the home on Squirrelsnest Lane caught fire.

Julianne Hough In Tri-State Friday
Dancing with the Stars' Julianne Hough at River Downs Friday.

Comair Cuts Won't Impact Flights at CVG
Comair says that daily flights out of Cincinnati won't be affected by recent job cuts.

Firefighters Raise Money For Local Soldier
Florence firefighters hold fundraiser for firefighter currently serving in Afghanistan.

Matt Maupin Memorial Ride On Sunday
Sunday would have been Matt Maupin's 25th birthday.

New Law Prevents Damage To Utility Lines
Ky. residents urged to call 811 before digging or you can face fines.

Boone Co. Sheriff's Dept. Searching For Convicted Sex Offenders
The sheriff's office said Ronald Holland, 54, Steven Holda, 41, Brandon Sims, 29, and Daniel Shea, 23, have all failed to register their new addresses.

Cincinnati Prepares for NAACP Convention Spotlight
Early visitors already praising Cincinnati for its preparations and graciousness in hours before the NAACP convention opens at Duke Energy Center.

Benefit Held For Extreme Family
One day before a West Chester family sees their brand new home, a benefit will be held to help them with expenses.

Fire Set, Ft. Bragg Soldier Missing
Another Fort Bragg soldier is in the middle of two investigations: arson and missing person.

Touma’s Death Ruled Homicide
Police say the 2nd autopsy for pregnant Spc. Megan Touma, 23, showed that she was murdered.

Firefighters' Deaths Prompt Change In Colerain Twp.
Preliminary report released on the "line-of-duty" deaths of Captain Robin Broxterman and Firefighter Brian Schira.

Price Hill Will Sues Intl. Bank Over Foreclosures
Civic group alleges Deutsche Bank National Trust for alleged lack of property upkeep.

Car Crashes Into House In Middletown
he owner was sitting at his computer when the car came crashing in.

Body Of Ohio Teen Found In Lake Cumberland
His body was pulled from the lake, a short distance from the houseboat he was staying on.

Cincinnati Native Awarded Service Cross
The Fort Campbell soldier received the second highest award recognizing gallantry in combat.

Obama Dismisses Conservative Criticism
Democrat Barack Obama batted away conservative criticism Friday over a comment he made about Americans' lack of foreign language skills.

Mayor Mallory: "We've Come A Long Way"
Mallory says the presence of the NAACP national convention shows the city of Cincinnati is healing since the riots of 2001.

07/12

Former Bush Press Secretary Tony Snow Dies
Conservative writer and commentator Tony Snow died early Saturday of colon cancer.

Extreme Makeover Crews Work Around Storms
Thunderstorms briefly stopped work on the new Extreme Makeover: Home Edition home in West Chester Saturday

Demolition Begins For Queen City Square Tower
The Queen City Square Garage will be torn down Saturday to make way for the Queen City Square Tower.

Cincinnati Welcomes NAACP Convention
After months of planning and preparations, the city officially rolled out the welcome mat for the NAACP National Convention Saturday morning.

"Extreme" Volunteer Experience
As the madness continues surrounding "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" and its quest to complete a brand new West Chester home in one week, we spoke to one of the many volunteers about the experience...which somehow smacks of irony.

Princeton HS Graduates Remember Classmate Tony Snow
Colon cancer claimed the life of the 1973 Princeton graduate who served as White House Press Secretary.

07/13

Florence Teen Falls 30 Feet
The teen claims he was trying to fly.

Protesters Rally For Peace In Zimbabwe
Protesters gathered on Fountain Square.

Double Shooting Turns Into a Double Homicide
An overnight shooting ends with two men dead in Fairfield.

Police Issue Warrant In Brutal Murder
Francisco Rodriguez died from his injuries after was found lying in a parking lot with a severe head injury last week.

Results Of Work On Extreme Home Are Showing
Contractors are working around the clock on the West Chester home on Manor Drive.

Maupin Memorial Ride A Big Success
An estimated 1,500 motorcycles took part in the 57-mile-long "Matt Maupin Memorial Ride."

Small Fire Damages Miami Twp. Home
A retired firefighter spotted smoke coming from the house.

Another "Extreme" Family Visits Work Site
The Hughes family from last season's show drove up from Louisville to be a part of the action at the Aker's West Chester home.

Man Seriously Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Officials say he ran the motorcycle into the right rear quarter panel of a pickup.

Fairfield Police Investigate Double Murder
Two men are dead after being shot outside a Mexican restaurant.

07/14

NAACP Convention Hosting Obama Tonight
With Senator Barack Obama due to address the NAACP convention on Monday night, what are your options for watching his speech live?

Four Young Children Left Home Alone In Westwood
A Cincinnati woman is charged with leaving four home alone inside a Westwood apartment that had unsanitary conditions.

Woman Arrested Twice Within Seven Hours
A dispute with a neighbor apparently led to the arrests.

Avondale Man Killed During Early Morning Shooting
An Avondale man is Cincinnati's latest homicide victim after he was found shot to death early Monday morning.

American Stereotypes and the Pitts: The GMTS Newsletter

Assault Charge Dropped Against Chris Henry
Prosecutors dropped an assault charge against the former Bengal on Monday, clearing the way for him to apply for reinstatement by the National Football League.

Bush Lifts Executive Ban On Offshore Drilling
Putting pressure on congressional Democrats to back more exploration for oil, President Bush lifted an executive ban on offshore drilling that has stood since his father was president.

Report: Anheuser-Busch Agrees To InBev Sale
The deal would create the world's largest brewer and put the iconic American beer maker in the hands of the Belgian-based company.

Sen. Sherrod Brown To Deliver DHL Petitions
Senator Sherrod Brown will take another step in trying to save thousands of Tri-State jobs.

Four Injured In Clermont County Crash
Initial reports indicate four people have been injured in the crash.

Juvenile Arrested After Low Speed Chase In Symmes Twp.
The chase began after police attempted to pull over the 14-year-old near Chatam Woods and Rich roads.

Large Microscope Falls On Man In Mt. Lookout
Workers were removing an electron microscope that weighs around 8,000 pounds from the loading dock when it became unstable and fell on the employee.

Butler County Board Of Elections To Relocate
Officials are moving to their new home on Princeton Road in Hamilton Monday.

Delta Queen Making Stop In Cincinnati Tuesday
The boat was supposed to travel to St. Louis this week but high waters are forcing the captain to stop in Cincinnati instead.

Driver Trapped After Car Flips In Cleves
A rescue operation began after a car went over a large hill and flipped onto its top on Westgate Drive.

Last Chance To Sign Up For T.J. Houshmandzadeh Football Camp
The Cincinnati Bell T.J. Houshmandzadeh Football Camp presented by Old Spice will be held July 15 – 17 at Sycamore High School.

Delta, Northwest To Vote On Proposed Merger In September
If approved, the new combined airline will be called Delta and its headquarters would be in Atlanta.

Broadway Star Performs In Tri-State
The "Movin' Out" star performed with the Cincinnati Pops over the weekend.

UC Bearcats Holding Meet The Team Day At Kings Island
The University of Cincinnati football team will be appearing at the Kings Island amusement park near Mason, Ohio on Aug. 10 for Meet the Team Day.

State Questions: Will Accused Claim Insanity?
Cheryl McCafferty is charged with fatally shooting her husband as he slept.

Ohio Governor Surprises Extreme Makeover Crew
The race against the clock continued in West Chester Monday as day six of the extreme makeover of a Tri-State family's home was well underway.

Excitement Builds At NAACP National Convention
Delegates talked about what they want to hear from Obama, while pro-life demonstrators rallied outside Monday.

Survey USA Results: Local Residents Support Offshore Drilling
Do you support or oppose drilling for oil off the coast of the United States?

Missing Soldier Found Dead, Husband Charged
Holley Wimunc filed complaints against her husband earlier this year.

Price Hill Murder Suspect Turns Himself In
Ishmael Pickens was wanted in connection with the murder of Francisco Rodriguez.

Judge Won't Lower Bond For Woman With 5 Dead Spouses
A North Carolina judge has refused to lower the bond for a 76-year-old woman originally from Ohio who's accused of hiring a hit man to kill her fourth husband.

Green Twp. Couple Charged With Stealing From Blind Deli Owner
Police say Starr Pate and Mark Howington stole money and merchandise from a courthouse deli.

Sibcy Cline, Hanover Group Team Up To Help The Extreme Makeover Family
Sibcy Cline Insurance Services and The Hanover Insurance Group announced that they will work together to provide insurance advice and one-year of homeowners insurance coverage to the Akers family.

NAACP Religious Leaders Offer Message Of Hope
Many of the organization's national religious leaders gathered at the Millennium Hotel Downtown Monday for a luncheon and to send out a message of hope.

Norwood School Officials To Discuss School Closure
Leaders in the Norwood school district have a tough decision to make.

Parents: Buckle In Your Babies
Gov. Steve Beshear signed into legislation a new child booster seat law that will go into effect Tuesday.

Budget Woes Force Cuts In Summer-School Programs
From coast to coast, tough financial conditions are forcing school districts and nonprofit groups to cut back on summer programs that are widely viewed as invaluable to both struggling and superior students.

Volunteers, Donations Make Extreme Makeover Happen
You see the construction workers putting in the volunteer time, but there are hundreds of others behind the scenes.

NAACP Delegates Look At Past And Future At 99th Convention
Organization hopes to increase membership to one million members.

President Bush To Attend Tony Snow Funeral
President Bush is expected to attend the funeral for Tony Snow this Thursday.

Obama, McCain Urged To Back At-Risk DHL Workers
Over 100 employees rally in Columbus to try and save 8,000 Clinton County Jobs.

Duke Energy Changing Tree-Trimming Policies
Duke Energy has responded to complaints from neighbors on Cincinnati's West side.

Autopsies Scheduled For Fairfield Shooting Victims
The coroner scheduled autopsies Monday for two men gunned down in a car in Fairfield this weekend.

Tonight On 9News Starting At 6 PM: Viral Giving
It's the newest weapon in the fight against cancer.

U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals
Three Tri-state hospitals appear on U.S. News & World Report's list of best hospitals in the nation.

Warren Co. MRDD To Vote On Tax Money Give Back
Official says MRDD had a surplus of funds and collected more than it needed after a 2002 levy passed.

Growing Emphasis On Beauty Among Teens
Teens are paying big bucks for beauty: everything from salon services to surgery.

Extreme Team Makes Emotional, Financial Impact
Economic experts are still crunching numbers to determine exactly what kind of impact the show is making on the community.

History Made As Senator Obama Addresses NAACP
Never before has an African American stood before the organization so close to being president.

Group Home 'Mother' Charged With Sexual Battery
The 25-year-old is allegedly now pregnant from a relationship with 16-year-old boy.

07/15

Try-It-Out Tuesday: Peticure
Pamper your pet with the peticure nail groomers

Family Says Cats Saved Them From Morning Fire
A Hamilton family was able to escape a fire in their home early Tuesday morning because their two cats woke them up.

Barking Dogs Lead To Court Outburst, Jail
A man who was in a Cheviot courtroom last night to support his brother who was facing a charge related to barking dogs allegedly did some barking too, and now he has own court date.

Medical Offices Targeted, Alleged Thief Charged
A man who allegedly took checkbooks and credit cards from workers inside a local medical complex has been criminally charged.

Silly Streets & an All-Star Performance: The GMTS Newsletter

Kentucky Counties Doing More On Less Money
Judge executives from several counties met to discuss the changes.

Hearts For Hannah: Fundraiser For Girl Hit By Car
A new fundraiser has been planned to cover costs associated with her ongoing recovery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Wednesday Marks 'Ride To Work' Day In Cincinnati
Thousands of motorcyclists and scooter riders will be riding to work Wednesday in an official effort to save gas and reduce emissions.

Cincinnati Reds’ Spring Training Deal Approved By Goodyear
The agreement paves the way for the Reds to move its spring training facilities to Goodyear in 2010.

Cincinnati Native Finishes 11th In World Series Of Poker
Joe Bishop was eliminated when his ace-three could not beat the pocket twos held by David Rheem.

Delta Queen Stops In The Tri-State
Tri-State residents can view the boat at the Public Landing Tuesday before it leaves for Nashville.

Loveland Man Accused Of Raping 7-Year-Old Girl
A judge set Ryan Carfrey's bond at $100,000 on Tuesday.

Deadline Set For Mental Defense Of N.Ky. Woman
Cheryl McCafferty is accused of shooting her husband to death last June.

North Avondale Man Admits To Multiple Burglaries
Cincinnati Police believe an arrest made early Tuesday morning may affect dozens of Tri-State homeowners.

Independence Firefighters Collect Items For Iowa Flood Victims
Firefighters are looking for items including cleaning supplies, bottled water, canned food, fans and personal hygiene products.

Reveal For Extreme Makeover Announced
Producers announced the big reveal will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday.

Trading Grills For Bills
Local pawn shops say some customers are parting with their gold dental work just to make ends meet.

City Of Hamilton Urging People To Conserve Energy
Officials said a damaged substation has caused a decrease in the reserve capacity of the electric system.

Prosecutor Urges Public To Oppose Convicted Bank Robber's Parole
Greg Cooper, a convicted bank robber is up for parole next month.

Bengals Sign Fifth Round Pick Jason Shirley
Shirley is the first of Cincinnati’s 10 draft selections to complete contract negotiations.

P&G's Chief Marketer Retires
The Procter & Gamble Co. said Tuesday that global marketing officer Jim Stengel is retiring from the company in October.

Woman Who Urged Drug Tests Faces Drug Charges
A northern Ohio woman who encouraged Norwalk school board members to start drug testing students has been indicted on charges of heroin trafficking.

Governor Seeks Optional 'In God We Trust' Plate
Gov. Steve Beshear said he will seek legislation authorizing an "In God We Trust" auto license plate.

CPS Fires Woodward Career Tech Principal
Teachers complained Larry Bellew used abusive language toward them as well as scolded them over the school's public address system.

Fairfield Teacher Suspended After Arrest
The Fairfield School Board has decided to suspend a middle school math teacher accused of exposing himself at a local pool.

St. Jude Helps Both Patients And Families
After years of donating to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, a Missouri family is now there for help.

General Motors Announces Major Cuts
GM said it will lay off salaried workers, cut truck production, suspend its dividend and borrow $2 to $3 billion to weather a severe downturn in the U.S. market.

Viral Giving - Fighting Cancer With A Click
Anchor Brendan Keefe explores the world of Viral Giving where local charities use social networking techniques to fight cancer.

Cincinnati Mayor Says He's Keeping His City Hall Job
Mayor Mallory responds to speculation he's being considered as candidate for Ohio Treasurer.

Police Make Two Arrests In Bond Hill Murder
Police have charged Keith Wright and Charles Williams with the shooting death of Cedric Tate.

NAACP Convention Inspires Voter Registration
Youth bus to Cincinnati neighborhoods as part of voter registration campaign.

Time Change And Other "Exteme" Reveal Information
The Akers family gathered at a nearby church before