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Two years after Route X: Do city leaders get their streets plowed first? WCPO visits mayor's street for firsthand look Over the past 10 days, WCPO has examined how much time snowplows have spent on Mayor John Cranley’s street compared to other side streets in his neighborhood. Posted at 3:38 PM, Feb 17, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-17 21:07:56-05 CINCINNATI — Bobby Sanchez lives on Paxton Avenue, a main road in Hyde Park which is a top-priority street for the Cincinnati Department of Public Services when it comes to snow removal. Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley lives nearby on Pine ...

From rescue to relief: Local dog gets training, new assignment helping injured Tulsa officer A two-year-old German shepherd in Northern Kentucky has a new mission and a long car ride in his future. and last updated 2021-02-08 18:33:46-05 HEBRON, Ky. — A 2-year-old German shepherd in Northern Kentucky has a new mission, and a long car ride, in his future. Zeus's first family donated him to White Line K9 Training in Hebron, Ky., originally meant as a pet. But trainer Kari Dickerson said she saw something in him. "[We] started working with him, started training with him and realized he's g...

and last updated 2021-01-28 18:49:20-05 CINCINNATI — Prosecutors call it a secret slush fund where Cincinnati City Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld deposited $40,000 from undercover FBI agents, allegedly in exchange for his support on a Downtown development project. But Sittenfeld’s attorney, Charlie Rittgers, said the PAC at the heart of the government’s corruption case is legal, transparent and follows Federal Election Commission rules. What U.S. District Court Judge Douglas Cole believes about Sittenfeld’s political action committee, which is named the Progress and Growth PAC...