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Of an emergency situation. The zoos been here 143 years. Thats saying a lot. It is a big loss to the cincinnati zoo, harambe was one of the most magnificent animals, a critically endangered species, were one of the key players in captivation and endangered species. Early morning ive never seen so many people here at 7 45 in the morning on a holiday and it s w showed whether people are off or not, they came because they really cared. The purpose of this is different, a chance for people to share their feelings. There were tears and hugs, people who knew harambe the best, his keepers shared a lo...

Gorilla grabbed the little boy around the enclosure. Listen as the boys mother is pleading with her child to stay calm. Mommys right here. Oh my oh my god just calm down. Isaiah. Back up. Okay. Mommy loves you. Im right here. My son. No. Hes playing. Hes sitting there. No, no. Please protect him. Isaiah, be calm, be calm. Be calm. Be calm. Oh my god. You know, it is terrifying to watch. I can tell you that the zoo is set to hold a News Conference next hour. Well hear more what the zoo saying. Lets go to Jessica Schneider. Its horrifying to listen to this mother telling her child to be calm as ...

Firefighters on Wednesday who cleaned up a memorial honoring first responders who died in the line of duty, made a shocking discovery.

A man has been arrested and now faces a charge of arson after he allegedly tried to set fire to a family-owned business on Cincinnati's west side, according to the Cincinnati Fire Department.

No injuries were reported as a result of the fire, the chief said.