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CPD Officer Cecilia Charron and Sgt. James Givens chat with Cincinnati Zoo officials about the baby goose they rescued from a balloon string near Mill Creek.
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Cincinnati police recount baby goose rescue with Zoo officials

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Two people were taken to the hospital after a crash and shootout between two vehicles on northbound I-75 near the Norwood Lateral, Cincinnati police said.

2 hospitalized after crash and shootout between 2 vehicles on I-75

A spokeswoman said it is now up to CPD to request what's called "reconsideration" after the commission determined "it is probable" they "engaged in an unlawful discriminatory practice" after an officer accused her ranking lieutenant of discrimination.

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On January 15, Dailon Dabney flew his drone into Paul Brown Stadium during a Bengals playoff game. In April, Travis Lenhoff flew a drone into a restricted area of Great American Ball Park during Opening Day festivities.

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Authorities arrested Stefan Soder and booked him in the Campbell County Jail Tuesday, but he's now out on a $10,000 bond.

Indiana man indicted on 40 counts of possession of child pornography

Covington Catholic and Cooper went into quadruple overtime last year, but no need this season. Evan Pitzer's 89-yard touchdown pass to Owen Leen gave CovCath the 14-7 win.

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