CINCINNATI (AP) -- The NCAA has denied Cincinnati receiver Vidal Hazelton's request to be eligible to play this season.
It was another important week of pro-day workouts as scouts branched out across the nation to watch the top NFL prospects show off their talents. The results of this week's workouts will directly impact the first round of April's draft.
Nearly half of Americans would like to live someplace else, according to a national survey.
The great paddlewheel turned the Ohio River water to a froth as the Delta Queen steamboat, a floating National Historic Landmark, departed Cincinnati, Ohio, on its final scheduled voyage this week.
The glory of the AFC is slain upon thy high places. How are the mighty fallen? (Samuel II, almost).
The game of the week will be played in Cincinnati as No. 2 Don Bosco (Ramsey, N.J.) begins its travel-happy national schedule against No. 19 St. Xavier. With three games under their belts already, the Bombers hope to show they are in mid-season form.
While most states have kicked off their seasons, there are still a few straggling into September's second week. Joining the rankings is Colerain of Cincinnati, which upset St. Xavier in its opener and survived an overtime thriller at the Herbstreit Varsity Series.
City officials and community activists can't wait to get their hands on nearly $4 billion the federal government is about to inject into blighted neighborhoods suffering from record foreclosures.
As the battered airlines cut flights to save on fuel-related costs, passengers can bid bon voyage to discount flights to sunny vacation destinations like Florida, experts say.
One man's germ is another man's gem, or so it is for Bill Motto, the 67-year-old cofounder and executive chairman of Meridian Bioscience, based in Cincinnati. Motto's company makes diagnostic kits for diseases ranging from hospital bacterial infections to the flu.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- The NCAA has denied Cincinnati receiver Vidal Hazelton's request to be eligible to play this season.
It was another important week of pro-day workouts as scouts branched out across the nation to watch the top NFL prospects show off their talents. The results of this week's workouts will directly impact the first round of April's draft.
Nearly half of Americans would like to live someplace else, according to a national survey.
The great paddlewheel turned the Ohio River water to a froth as the Delta Queen steamboat, a floating National Historic Landmark, departed Cincinnati, Ohio, on its final scheduled voyage this week.
The glory of the AFC is slain upon thy high places. How are the mighty fallen? (Samuel II, almost).
The game of the week will be played in Cincinnati as No. 2 Don Bosco (Ramsey, N.J.) begins its travel-happy national schedule against No. 19 St. Xavier. With three games under their belts already, the Bombers hope to show they are in mid-season form.
While most states have kicked off their seasons, there are still a few straggling into September's second week. Joining the rankings is Colerain of Cincinnati, which upset St. Xavier in its opener and survived an overtime thriller at the Herbstreit Varsity Series.
City officials and community activists can't wait to get their hands on nearly $4 billion the federal government is about to inject into blighted neighborhoods suffering from record foreclosures.
As the battered airlines cut flights to save on fuel-related costs, passengers can bid bon voyage to discount flights to sunny vacation destinations like Florida, experts say.
One man's germ is another man's gem, or so it is for Bill Motto, the 67-year-old cofounder and executive chairman of Meridian Bioscience, based in Cincinnati. Motto's company makes diagnostic kits for diseases ranging from hospital bacterial infections to the flu.
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Four people said to have acted on behalf of the Earth Liberation Front have been indicted on a charge of setting fire to an agriculture research building on the Michigan State University campus more than eight years ago, authorities announced Tuesday.
The Jenny Craig spokeswoman keeps mum about her ex's illness while promoting her memoir
It is a slow but steady trickle all day long at the Hamilton County Board of Elections: The Ohio presidential primary is Tuesday, but turnout is already smashing records.
With plans to retire in the next five to eight years, Linda Paine knows exactly how much investment risk she can tolerate: zero.
Food bank operators say they are seeing more working people needing assistance. The increased demand is outstripping supplies and forcing many food banks to cut back
As the top teams continue to win, the quality of victories and strength of schedules have become increasingly telling.
CINCINNATI (AP) -- Cincinnati forward Mike Williams will miss this season after rupturing his Achilles' tendon during workouts this week.
CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) -- Receiver Sammie Stroughter could return to the field for Oregon State as early as Thursday night's game at Cincinnati.
To listen to St. Xavier of Cincinnati coach Steve Specht tell it, he would like to play all of his games under the Friday night lights against local teams, charge a gate admission tantamount to a movie ticket and have the players' mothers and fathers tend to the refreshment stand.
SI.com's Jon Wertheim breaks down the men's and women's seeds at the U.S. Open. Read on for the top first-round matchups, dark horses to keep an eye on and his predicted winners.
Procter & Gamble Co. posted a better-than-expected 19 percent rise in quarterly profit Friday, helped by cost controls, and announced an acceleration of its share repurchase plans.
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Sure signs of spring include balmy temperatures, busy birds and bees -- and passionate gardeners obsessing over how to make their blossoms brilliant and their veggies vibrant. Where there's passion, you'll find blogs, and gardening is no exception.
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When the Guggenheim Foundation opened a museum here in 1997, it knew the building would be a landmark. But even the project's biggest boosters could not have foreseen how it would transform Bilbao itself.
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Don't laugh: though it sounds like something out of a Farrelly brothers movie, the latest technological breakthrough in law enforcement is in fact a stun gun.
Newspaper publisher Gannett Co. Inc. said Friday it would not renew a joint pact with E.W. Scripps Co. involving circulation, printing and other business operations at their Cincinnati newspapers when the agreement expires at the end of 2007.
A Delta Air Lines flight from Paris landed in Cincinnati without incident Tuesday afternoon after wiring in a woman's heated jacket prompted security concerns in France, U.S. government sources said.
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