Aftab Pureval elected first Asian American mayor of Cincinnati
Following his win on Tuesday, Pureval tweeted, "Tonight, we made history! Let's get to work!"
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Krimpets added to Tastykake recall over possible metal pieces
Potentially tainted cupcakes and cake treats were sold by retailers across the nation, including Target and Walmart.
"Rust" weapons boss says she doesn't know who inserted fatal bullet
Hannah Gutierrez Reed says she'd inspected the gun Alec Baldwin used but doesn't know how a live bullet ended up inside or why. Police said a shot from the weapon killed the film's cinematographer and wounded the director.
Man charged in death of World War I vet missing since 1976
Martin Motta is arraigned on a murder charge in connection with the death George Seitz, who was 81 when he vanished in 1976.
Why inflation may no longer be considered "transitory"
The Federal Reserve describes higher inflation as fleeting, but economists expect it to stick around into 2022.
Documentary explores debate over how race should be taught in schools
A culture war has erupted over critical race theory and how schools should grapple with the history of race and racism in America.
Jury views dramatic video of Kyle Rittenhouse fatally shooting man
Jurors peered at infrared video made by an FBI surveillance plane from almost 9,000 feet above the spot where the teen fatally shot Joseph Rosenbaum.
Anti-Muslim bias prompted city to reject mosque, ACLU suit claims
The lawsuit alleges that aldermen in the northern Mississippi city of Horn Lake turned down an application to build the mosque due to prejudice and asks that the decision be reversed.
Virginia losses force Democrats to rethink pitch to voters in 2022
Glenn Youngkin's victory in governor's race and the Republican sweep in Virginia give GOP hope for 2022.
Two people killed and one injured in fall at ABBA tribute concert
Police said the man who fell was in his 80s and the man fatally hit was in his 60s.
Nursing school applications increase despite toll of pandemic
Nursing school applicants have not let the pandemic dissuade them from pursuing their dreams.
Supreme Court hears first major gun rights case in more than a decade
The case involves a New York law that restricts who can carry a handgun in public for self-defense.
Capitol Hill Democrats feel the pressure after off-year GOP wins
Some lawmakers saw the election results as a warning about finishing the social spending and infrastructure packages.
Facebook and Instagram users report outages
The reported outages are affecting Messenger, Workplace Chat and Instagram DMs.
Counterfeit products flood internet ahead of holidays
One business owner said hundreds of third-party sellers are selling counterfeit versions of his product online.
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