Tom McKee
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Some people need a refresher on recycling because they're doing it wrong
Everyone agrees recycling is the right thing to do. But some people keep doing it wrong, and that's driving up costs. → Read More
Killing of Cincinnati police Sgt. Charles Handorf in 1974 created special bond
Forty-four years later, there’s still a special bond between two men whose lives were deeply affected by the killing of a Cincinnati police officer. → Read More
Hepatitis A outbreak continues in Greater Cincinnati with hundreds of cases
Greater Cincinnati is in the middle of a hepatitis A outbreak, with nearly 600 cases reported. → Read More
2 City Council members testify before grand jury in 'Gang of 5' case
Two members of the Cincinnati City Council testified before a grand jury Tuesday in the "Gang of Five" text messaging case. → Read More
Poster of local murdered women headed to area prisons and jails
A poster showing the pictures of 24 local murder victims is heading to area jails an prisons with the hopes that someone who knows something will come forward. → Read More
Ohio lawmakers propose bill that would help Pike County with costs of Rhoden massacre trials
The bill would allow the state to help any county when there are more than two cases where the death penalty could be imposed. → Read More
Rhoden family slaying investigation, upcoming trials stretch tight Pike County finances
Pike County officials are expecting the trials for the Rhoden family slayings to cost millions of dollars. → Read More
Holocaust center opening at Cincinnati Museum Center
When finished, the center will include more than 7,500 square feet of exhibit space. → Read More
Server crash leaves 23 local police agencies unable to access records
A massive server crash has 23 Hamilton County police agencies estranged from their own records. → Read More
Next Hamilton County commissioner Dumas ready to get to work
Stephanie Summerow Dumas is ready to roll up her sleeves and get to work. → Read More
Candidates campaign in final hours before election
Candidates spent a last full day of campaigning around Ohio on Monday before voters select a new governor and decide a U.S. Senate race and some closely contested congressional seats. → Read More
Aurora Catholic school needs $400,000 by end of 2018 to stay open
St. Mary's School has been in Aurora since 1866. But they need to raise $400,000 by Dec. 31 to keep their doors open. → Read More
Ohio Elections Commission clears Aftab Pureval campaign in poll payment probe
The Ohio Elections Commission found that Aftab Pureval's campaign did not violate campaign any campaign laws. → Read More
United Way of Greater Cincinnati CEO turmoil spills over onto Child Poverty Collaborative
The United Way CEO who alleged he was the victim of 'subtle threats' has resigned his leadership position in the Child Poverty Collaborative. → Read More
Aftab Pureval, Rep. Steve Chabot exchange accusations, one-liners in WCPO-moderated debate
WCPO 9 On Your Side is hosting the second debate in the race for the important Ohio 1st Congressional District seat Wednesday night In conjunction with the Western Economic Council. → Read More
United Way and local nonprofits brace for multi-million dollar shortfall in 2018 campaign
Even as child poverty continues to bedevil the Tri-State, United Way of Greater Cincinnati expects its 2018 campaign to fall short by as much as 20 percent. → Read More
Judge orders text messages released in 'Gang of 5' case
A date has not yet been set for when the messages will be made public. → Read More
Madisonville neighborhood eyeing big projects
Many properties in Madisonville are being redeveloped, fixed up or expanded. → Read More
Vacationers, students return to Greater Cincinnati as Hurricane Michael hits Florida
"Definitely dodged a bullet," Megan McCloskey said. → Read More
Duke Energy crews, other Tri-State responders headed to the rescue of Hurricane Michael victims
As usual, Tri-Staters are reaching out to help their neighbors, even when they’re 700 miles away. → Read More