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The Montgomery Zoo confirmed that one of its Tigers escaped into another animal's pen Sunday. Standard procedure for an animal getting out of its designated area calls for the zoo to go into lockdown.More >>
The Montgomery Zoo confirmed that one of its Tigers escaped into another animal's pen Sunday.More >>
Scores of heads of state and other foreign dignitaries are beginning to converge on South Africa as the final preparations for Tuesday's national memorial service for liberation struggle icon Nelson Mandela are...More >>
Thousands of South African police officers will be on hand at a ceremony honoring Nelson Mandela in a Soweto soccer stadium, and authorities will block access to the site if crowds become too large, officials said Monday.More >>
Thailand's prime minister announced Monday she will dissolve the lower house of Parliament and call early elections in an attempt to calm the country's deepening political crisis.More >>
Desperate to defuse Thailand's deepening political crisis, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Monday said she is dissolving the lower house of Parliament and called for early elections. But the moves did nothing to...More >>
Chinese authorities have been withholding residence visas for reporters working for The New York Times and Bloomberg in apparent retaliation for the agencies' investigative stories on wealth accumulated by...More >>
Chinese authorities have been withholding residence visas for reporters working for The New York Times and Bloomberg in apparent retaliation for the agencies' investigative stories on wealth accumulated by leaders'...More >>
OAKLEY, OH (FOX19) -
Cincinnati petitioners are fighting to get the question of leasing Cincinnati's parking assets on a ballot in November.
Cincinnati City Council voted on Wednesday in favor of a 30-year privatized parking lease.
In the aftermath, a Hamilton County Common Pleas judge issued a restraining order against the city manager and the City of Cincinnati.
Organizers who oppose the plan were in Westwood on Monday and in Oakley on Sunday collecting signatures, in addition to a number of other locations.
The coalition needs to collect approximately 7,500 signatures in 25 days or less to secure a position on the November ballot. Petitions can only be signed by Cincinnati voters.
Leading the petition drive are Councilmember Christopher Smitherman, Amy Murray and Pete Witte.
The next court hearing for the restraining order is scheduled for March 15th in state court.
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