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Cincinnati doctor gets 15 years for lying after DNA solves 1989 rape
crime-and-justice6 days ago

Cincinnati doctor gets 15 years for lying after DNA solves 1989 rape

Frederick Tanzer, a former Cincinnati physician, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for lying to federal agents after DNA evidence identified him as the perpetrator of a 1989 rape. Although investigators confirmed his guilt through a discarded coffee cup, prosecutors could not charge him for the assault due to expired state statutes of limitations. The case highlights the legal barriers survivors face when time limits bar prosecution, even when modern forensic technology solves decades-old crimes. Tanzer pleaded guilty to false statements after being tricked into denying the attack, while the victim, Dana Beatty, continues to advocate for eliminating such time limits.

Ohio Doctor Sentenced to 15 Years for Lying After DNA Solves 35-Year-Old Rape Case
crime-and-justice6 days ago

Ohio Doctor Sentenced to 15 Years for Lying After DNA Solves 35-Year-Old Rape Case

Frederick Tanzer, a former physician, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for lying to federal agents after DNA evidence identified him as the perpetrator of a 1989 rape in Cincinnati. Although investigators confirmed his guilt through a discarded coffee cup, prosecutors could not charge him for the assault due to expired state statutes of limitations. The case highlights the legal barriers survivors face when time limits bar prosecution, even when modern forensic technology solves decades-old crimes. Tanzer pleaded guilty to false statements after being tricked into denying the attack, while the victim, Dana Beatty, continues to advocate for eliminating such time limits.

Nine Arrested After Animal Rights Activists Chain Themselves to Kroger HQ in Cincinnati

Nine Arrested After Animal Rights Activists Chain Themselves to Kroger HQ in Cincinnati

Nine individuals were arrested in Cincinnati after animal rights activists chained themselves to the entrance of Kroger’s headquarters. The protest, organized by Animal Equality, demanded the grocery chain end the use of cages for hens in its egg supply. Police blocked nearby streets and the fire department cut the chains, with no injuries reported. Kroger stated it respects peaceful protest but opposes tactics that create safety concerns, noting it has already met with campaign leaders.

Measles exposure reported at Cincinnati Children’s ER prompts public health notice
health21 days ago

Measles exposure reported at Cincinnati Children’s ER prompts public health notice

Two out-of-state visitors diagnosed with measles were contagious while at Cincinnati Children’s Emergency Department. Cincinnati Health Department says there are no active measles cases in Cincinnati. Exposed individuals are being contacted; those with symptoms should call their medical provider before seeking care. Potential exposure windows: Sept. 14, 5:40–7:48 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. Sept. 14–1:15 a.m. Sept. 15. Symptoms usually appear 5–10 days after exposure (up to 21 days).

Gas and diesel prices spike in Greater Cincinnati as diesel hits ninth straight record
local22 days ago

Gas and diesel prices spike in Greater Cincinnati as diesel hits ninth straight record

Gas and diesel prices surged overnight in Greater Cincinnati, with unleaded at about $4.51 in Hamilton County and diesel averaging $6.50—the ninth consecutive daily diesel price record. AAA notes national averages, and cost pressures could ripple to shoppers; local UDF is offering a 40-cent gas discount 3–7 pm during a limited fuel flash sale.

Ohio 2026 School Report Cards Show Mixed Ratings Across Cincinnati-Area Districts
education24 days ago

Ohio 2026 School Report Cards Show Mixed Ratings Across Cincinnati-Area Districts

The Ohio Department of Education released the 2025-2026 Ohio School Report Cards, featuring overall ratings and five category star ratings (achievement, progress, gap closing, graduation, early literacy) plus a report-only CCWMR readiness score. Cincinnati Public Schools rose to 3/5 stars overall (up from 2.5 in 2025), with breakdowns of Achievement 2, Progress 4, Gap closing 3, Graduation 1, Early literacy 2, and CCWMR 3. Other Greater Cincinnati districts listed include Middletown 2 stars; Lakota 4.5; Mt. Healthy 2.5; Forest Hills 5 (up from 4.5); and Oak Hills 4.

Barnes & Noble to Acquire Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Preserve Their Independent Identity
business24 days ago

Barnes & Noble to Acquire Joseph-Beth Booksellers, Preserve Their Independent Identity

Barnes & Noble announced it will acquire Joseph-Beth Booksellers’ two stores in Lexington, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, while preserving Joseph-Beth’s independent identity and continuing to operate at its current locations; staff, community programming, and Bronte Bistro will remain, with Barnes & Noble providing resources to support the brand’s future longevity.

Beat the Heat: Cincinnati's Green Plan and Cooling Stations Fight Extreme Summers
environment1 month ago

Beat the Heat: Cincinnati's Green Plan and Cooling Stations Fight Extreme Summers

Cincinnati is experiencing more extreme heat due to global warming and local factors like its river valley geography and dense built environment; nights are warming faster and air quality can worsen as heat-trapping air lingers. The city is piloting Stay Cool Cincy with misting stations and cool spots, while long-term efforts under the Green Cincinnati Plan aim to add trees and green space in heat-burdened neighborhoods to reduce temperatures and protect vulnerable residents.

Week 1 2026 college football bets: Auburn, Cincinnati lead SportsLine model’s picks
sports-betting1 month ago

Week 1 2026 college football bets: Auburn, Cincinnati lead SportsLine model’s picks

SportsLine's predictive model unveiled its Week 1 of the 2026 college football season, backing Auburn to cover against Baylor and Cincinnati to cover against Boston College, with major matchups including LSU vs. Clemson and Ole Miss vs. Louisville; the model runs 10,000 simulations and touts a strong track record, inviting readers to see all picks on SportsLine.

Cincinnati Doctor Leads NIH-Funded Trial to Target CMD in ANOCA Patients
local1 month ago

Cincinnati Doctor Leads NIH-Funded Trial to Target CMD in ANOCA Patients

Dr. Odayme Quesada in Cincinnati has secured a $3.6 million NIH grant to lead the nation’s first clinical trial of a treatment for CMD in ANOCA. The five‑year study will test the diabetes/heart failure drug dapagliflozin against a placebo in 120 men and women, enrolling at The Christ Hospital Health Network with University of Cincinnati researchers as collaborators; enrollment is expected to begin fall 2026.