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Dearborn County detectives warn about recent sextortion cases targeting boys (opens the original)
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Seven cases of sextortion targeting young boys have been reported in Dearborn County within the past month, with victims manipulated into sending inappropriate photos and pressured to send money to scammers. Detectives with the Dearborn County Sheriff's Office said the victims, some as young as fifth graders, were tricked into believing they were messaging a girl their age and exchanging inappropriate pictures. The scammers then tried to convince the boys they were in trouble with the police and
Police: 3 hospitalized, including child, after crash in Hamilton (opens the original)
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Three people were taken to a hospital after a crash in Hamilton on Thursday night, including a child. The crash happened in the 1700 block of Fairgrove Avenue around 7:20 p.m., according to Butler County Dispatch. Investigators said two cars were involved and three people suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Two people were transported to the hospital and one person self-transported to be treated. Police haven’t said how old the people who were injured are but specified that one is a child. O
Businesses across Cincinnati preparing for Bengals' season opener Sunday (opens the original)
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Joe Burrow isn't the only one getting ready for Sunday. For businesses in Cincinnati, the surge of fans is their most important time of the year. In the shared basement of The Blind Pig and O'Malley's in the Alley, Bengals fans are expected to take down 50 beer kegs, double their normal stock. The late lunch crowd on Wednesday on Third Street was calm before Sunday's storm. "All of the beer is down here and they have to take it upstairs," Alex Lenhoff, assistant general manager and chef, said. "
Covington commissioners amend police tech contract after public concerns (opens the original)
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Commissioners voted 4-1 to remove funding for ALPRS from a new police technology contract. Commissioners voted 4-1 to remove funding for ALPRS from a new police technology contract. Covington commissioners voted 4-1 to amend a police technology contract, removing license plate readers after three hours of public comment from concerned residents. Every seat was taken at the meeting, and about 100 people attended, with overflow crowds listening to a broadcast in the hallway. A new contract faced c
Schools respond to disturbing ‘Cat in the Hat’ trend from A.I.-generated photos (opens the original)
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A disturbing online trend using images generated by artificial intelligence is mentioning local schools by name and concerning officials. The “Cat in the Hat” trend is taking over TikTok and now, schools across the country are reacting. The trend involves the creation of an A.I.-generated image of a human-like cat, with the trend mentioning schools in a threatening manner. On Tuesday, Campbell County Schools shared a statement, saying they are aware of the trend, while district officials in Wilm
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