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Telethon raises $47K to give children in need a better night's sleep (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — The Hope to Dream telethon with St. Vincent de Paul and WCPO 9 raised $47,660 — enough to provide 290 children in need with a bed of their own. The telethon aired on Thurdsay on WCPO 9. St. Vincent de Paul handed out 52 beds to children at an event two days later. For some children in the Tri-State area, a bed of their own is something they can only hope for. Those children sleep on floors, chairs, share beds or sleep on air mattresses. The Hope to Dream effort collaborates with par
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company launches campaign for 19K-square-foot community arts center (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company unveiled plans Friday for a new 19,000-square-foot community arts and education center in downtown Cincinnati. The organization kicked off a $25 milion "For All, For All Time" campaign to fund the construction of the facility, the next chapter in its "Classical Arts Corridor." The new center would include a new studio theater with a seating capacity of more than 150 and would be built due south of the Otto M. Budig Theater. It would feature an enti
WCPO 9 Gives: West Side Storm Relief (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — Two Tri-State organizations are partnering on Friday to help victims of severe storms and flooding recover from the damage and losses they have encountered and are asking for your help. Pathways to Home, a 501(c)(3) organization based in Harrison, Ohio, are actively supporting flood and storm cleanup efforts and providing meals to people in need throughout the Harrison community. Pathways to Home is collaborating with Collinaide, a community outreach initiative, for a supply drive t
Crash involving Cincinnati Police sends 2 officers to hospital in East End (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — A two-vehicle crash involving a Cincinnati Police vehicle sent two police officers to the hospital Friday morning and blocked a roadway near Lunken Airport. The crash happened at around 7:30 a.m. near the intersection of Wilmer and Kellogg avenues. EMS took two people, both of whom police say are law enforcement officers, to UC Medical for treatment of what authorities described as non-life-threatening injuries. Police said Kellogg Avenue is shut down west of Wilmer Avenue. A police
PHOTOS: Tuesday storms prompt tornado warnings, flood concerns in Tri-State days after major flooding event (opens the original)
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CINCINNATI — While parts of the Tri-State were still cleaning up from downpours that left homes and businesses flooded four days ago, a new line of storms caused flooding and damage on Tuesday afternoon. Viewers are sending photos of damage from Tuesday's storms. Just before 3 p.m., ponding was evident on the right shoulder of I-71 near Ridge Avenue, where heavy flooding shut down multiple lanes beyond Ridge and Kennedy avenues. The National Weather Service issued tornado warnings for portions o
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