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- Sep 30, 2026
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'It gets better' | Her husband died from an intentional overdose. Her first grief group couldn't relate (opens the original)
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WEST CHESTER TWP., Ohio — After Julie Leonard’s husband died by suicide, members of her church made her food. It came in huge portions that fed all three of her children. It was great. Except her kids were young, and they didn’t always like the food. But Leonard felt guilty and didn’t want to throw it away. So she put it in the freezer. Before one meal, her child asked if dinner was coming from the “death fridge.” In the support group she attended, the other widows couldn't relate. Because most
'We survived' | NKU professor researching Underground Railroad makes shocking discovery about his family (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Ky. — The restaurant is closed, and the windows are covered up. Cordel George ate here once. But this isn’t a restaurant review. That’s not why he’s here. George is here because one of his distant grandmothers was born here. And she was born into slavery, according to a death certificate he found at the Boone County Public Library. WATCH: We traced his family's roots with him George was an intern when he came to the library for the first time. He was part of a team researching the Un
‘Not a lot of them left’ | Owner puts Silverton Hardware up for sale. It’s been in Hamilton County since 1915. (opens the original)
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SILVERTON, Ohio — It’s like a barbershop. That’s what Chris Chrisman tells me. First, before I turn my camera on. Then, while I’m recording. And once again after we’re done. But at some point, he changes the analogy. Because now he’s telling me about his regulars. It’s more like a bar, Chrisman says, where they teach people how to fix things — talk about sports and solve the world’s problems. A few minutes later, it's turned into something else. “I hear those guys out there,” Chrisman said. “The
This Cincinnati filmmaker wants to be taken seriously. That’s why he made a movie with markers and crayons (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — Spencer Lamb is talking too much. He says it himself. And so he starts coloring. The 25-year-old draws a picture with markers and a pack of construction paper he bought for $2.99 this morning. Then, he opens a four-pack of crayons — the kind kids often get at restaurants. “When we reach a certain age, we lose that childish wonder,” Lamb said. “And I hope the film expresses that.” WATCH: Go coloring with this Cincinnati filmmaker Lamb’s new short film is a comedy about self-serious a
'Tradition to sweep it under the rug' | Springfield Twp. trustee shares sexual assault story for first time (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD TWP., Ohio — If you or a veteran you know is in crisis, call the Veterans Crisis Line now. Dial 988 and then press 1 — or click on this link. Scroll to the bottom of this article for more resources. Victoria Levine’s foot rarely stops tapping. It’s under a table where five veterans are gathered to talk about legislation that could help people like them. People who were sexually assaulted in the military. WATCH: Survivors of military sexual trauma tell their stories Levine joined the
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