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Pain at the Pump: What's causing high gas prices across the Tri-State (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Right now, we are all feeling the pain at the pump, but how does the Tri-State stack up with other states all around the country? According to AAA, the average price for a gallon in Indiana is $3.75. While it sounds high, it's actually the cheapest in the country. Moving over to Kentucky, gas is a little more expensive at $3.99 a gallon, which ranks ninth among all states. Ohio is much more expensive at $4.34 for a gallon, making it 28th in the country for a national average.
Local former Red Cross director recalls being sent to NYC for 9/11 relief (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - "It was it was kind of an interesting day to begin with," said former Red Cross Director Gary Miller. "We knew something bad was going on but we didn't know what it was" It's been 25 years since one of the greatest tragedies and darkest moments our nation had ever seen, and Miller had a front row seat, playing a pivotal role in the aftermath. It's been 25 years since one of the greatest tragedies and darkest moments our nation had ever seen, and Miller had a front row seat, p
Who's the real mayor? Tri-State community celebrates man's decades of inspiration (opens the original)
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In Milford, there's a hotly contested debate - who is the real mayor? Ralph Vilardo may have the official title and the office at city hall, but his big brother, Johnny Vilardo, has been holding court as the unofficial mayor of Milford for nearly three decades. (WKRC) MILFORD, Ohio (WKRC) - In Milford, there's a hotly contested debate - who is the real mayor? Ralph Vilardo may have the official title and the office at city hall, but his big brother, Johnny Vilardo, has been holding court as the
Local man shares prostate cancer warning after high PSA prompts surgery (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - As Prostate Cancer Awareness Month continues in September, an Indian Hill man is sharing his experience after recently undergoing surgery in hopes of encouraging other men to get screened. Andy Webster, who maintains an active lifestyle, said he has closely monitored his PSA level with his doctor because of a strong family history of prostate cancer. “My father and two of my maternal uncles all passed away from prostate cancer in their 70s,” Webster said. As Prostate Cancer A
Local doctor urges lung cancer screenings as too few at-risk patients get tested (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Too few people at risk for lung cancer are getting a simple screening that doctors say can save lives, even as lung cancer remains the deadliest form of cancer in the United States. Dr. Robert Van Haren, a thoracic surgeon at the UC Cancer Center, is urging more eligible patients to get screened and encouraging more conversations between patients and their doctors. Van Haren recently published a study that found only 15 percent of people eligible for a preventative lung cance
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