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A man and his 4-year-old son have died after being hit by a train in Trenton late Wednesday afternoon.Full Story >

A Hamilton County judge ordered a man to serve jail time for a post he made on his own Facebook page.Full Story >

With the Ohio primary less than 2 weeks away, some super PAC ads are making air in our area.Full Story >

Would you ever consider using a ball cap with a weight to defend yourself? Or what about a plastic hairbrush with a knife? Those are just a couple of items that are sold online that promise to help you defend yourself in a dangerous situation.Full Story >

There was emotional testimony Wednesday in the murder trial against Victor Gantt as the wife of the murder victim took the stand.Full Story >

The a local Board of Education has achieved the Gold Level for Effective School Boards. Full Story >

University of Cincinnati Police are investigating two cases of ethnic intimidation that took place at a campus dorm.Full Story >

Union members went to federal court Wednesday to ask a judge to block Indiana's new right-to-work law from being enforced, the first lawsuit and latest conflict over the divisive legislation.Full Story >

According to the Butler County treasurer, Nancy Nix, Mahogany's owner, Trent Rogers, owed $3,938.88 in delinquent taxes on three separate parcels.Full Story >

A second woman has been charged in a duct tape incident at a now-closed Ludlow daycare.Full Story >

Marcina Royles, who is 14-years-old, has been missing since late January.Full Story >

Motorists should be aware of the likelihood of a sharp rise in gasoline prices through the weekend in Cincinnati. Full Story >

The Christ Hospital has announced a $265 million expansion of its Mt. Auburn campus.Full Story >

The Hamilton County Board of Elections met Wednesday morning to talk about the county coroner race.Full Story >

Tickets to an event featuring Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow at Cincinnati Christian University are now sold out.Full Story >

The Little Miami Local School District Board of Education voted Tuesday night to move forward with a reconfiguration plan for the 2012-13 school year that would reopen two elementary schools.Full Story >

The Crescent Springs/Villa Hills Fire Department in Kenton County has managed to get a piece of steel recovered from the wreckage of the World Trade Center disaster. The 250 pound piece of steel will become part of a memorial honoring those who lost their lives back on September 11, 2001.Full Story >

This case is a little "inside baseball" but when you look at how shady it appears to be, it's no wonder so many people are questioning our current political system.Full Story >

Dr. Jill Biden and Labor Secretary Hilda Solis will be in Cincinnati on Wednesday as part of their 'Community College to Career' bus tour.Full Story >

Organizing for America-Ohio is opening a campaign office for President Barack Obama in Cincinnati.Full Story >

Cincinnati Public Schools held a finance meeting Tuesday night to discuss a dispute with the city. Full Story >

An incentive deal and expansion project at CVG was approved by the Boone County Fiscal Court on Tuesday.Full Story >

City council members are proposing increased oversight on blighted properties.Full Story >

Pit bulls in Ohio will no longer be labeled as "vicious" dogs under a bill that's been signed into law by Gov. John Kasich.Full Story >

Police are investigating a home invasion near Mt. Orab.Full Story >

Police have arrested a Cleves woman for stealing water from an area fire hydrant.Full Story >

Police are looking for the suspects accused of taking $1,000 worth of 5 Hour Energy drinks from three different United Dairy Farmers locations..Full Story >

The 13-year-old boy who raped a 5-year-old girl at a McDonald's playland apologized to the victim's family during sentencing on Tuesday.Full Story >

FOX19's morning team shares what they do to stay in shape throughout the winter, watch between 7am and 9am all week long!Full Story >

Road closures will be in effect beginning Tuesday around the construction site of the Horseshoe Casino.Full Story >

This primary season, the polls, caucuses, and pundits have bounced around, favoring one Republican presidential candidate one day, and another the next. Full Story >

Investigators from the Florence Police and Fire departments are working to solve four fires at two apartment complexes over this past weekend.Full Story >

State Patrol explains crash that closed I-71 at Mason-MontgomeryFull Story >

A City of Cincinnati owned golf course has seen its last four-some on the tee. Dunham golf course off Guerly Road in West Price Hill will not open this spring because the city can no longer afford to pay the taxes on the property.Full Story >