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Fed investigates site of collapsed Cincinnati casino
A floor collapsed into a V shape Friday at the construction site of an Ohio casino, sending workers sliding to the ground, leaving one worker with serious injuries and hurting at least a dozen others.
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Cheetahs ride shotgun on road trips
Big cats from the Cincinnati Zoo aren't caged and ride in the front seat when making visits.

Cargo boat mangles KY traffic bridge
A collision leaves a ship in a tangled mess and puts a gaping hole over a river in Kentucky.

Clooney's big plans for Brad Pitt prank
George Clooney jokes about a gag that he has in mind to play on his fellow Oscar nominee.
Mudslide closes road in Price Hill
A Price Hill road was closed Friday morning by a mudslide.
Heavy rains uprooted trees on city-owned property along Elberon Avenue, between Mount Hope and Purcell avenues.
Former Bengals, UC QB Greg Cook dies
Former University of Cincinnati and Bengals quarterback Greg Cook, the franchise's first big-name rookie whose considerable promise was curtailed by injury, died Friday at the age of 65. Cook had been hospitalized this week for treatment of pneumonia.
Council members cancel streetcar meeting
A planned meeting of the City Council to discuss the streetcar has been canceled because of the collapse at the casino construction site.
Is Fifth Third Bank a buyout candidate?
Miller Tabak & Co. analyst Tom Mitchell figures Fifth Third is worth $23.80 (a share) to a "sophisticated buyer." That's one way he figures out a company's valuation, so he doesn’t necessarily expect it to be acquired.
Nation's Headlines

Sick teen says she's eaten only McNuggets
A girl tells doctors she's lived almost entirely off the McDonald's chicken meal since she was 2.

Huge NFL stadium to hold unlikely event
The elaborate home of the Dallas Cowboys will have a more sophisticated feel in April.

Buzziest films at the Sundance festival
A political thriller, a horror flick, and a true-crime documentary all have viewers on the edge of their seats.

Magazine's Obama comments spark outrage
The French edition of Elle is forced to take down a Web post about African Americans' fashion sense

5 best, 5 worst U.S. housing markets
Continuing job losses and falling home prices plague the weakest cities.

No more resumes, some firms say
Employers are increasingly relying on candidates' "Web presence" and social networking to fill jobs.

The world's worst airport terminals
Fliers can expect overcrowding, frequent delays, bad bathrooms, and other problems at these hubs.

The 11 cheapest weekends to fly this year
Airfares always spike during high-traffic periods like spring break and Christmas.

Colts owner fires back at Peyton Manning
Jim Irsay isn't happy with his injured star's recent words about the struggling franchise.

Lesser-known benefits of drinking water
Dehydration can trigger headaches and boost levels of the "stress hormone" cortisol.

'Welcome Back, Kotter' star passes away
Robert Hegyes, who played Juan Epstein in the 1970s sitcom suffers a heart attack at 60.

Earth like it's never been seen before
A new satellite helps create the highest-resolution image of our planet yet.

Dramatic scene as leader flees angry crowd
Riot police sweep Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to safety after a protest turns rowdy

Can Zappos's founder reinvent Las Vegas?
Tony Hsieh's visions of grandeur now include turning "Sin City" into America's next crown jewel.

Sajak does 'Wheel' show while drunk (who wouldn't be?)
The longtime "Wheel of Fortune" star says he used to host the hit game show drunk. Can't blame him for that!

US cities hardest hit by the recession
These five locations are struggling to come back after staggering job losses and housing woes.

Mayor's 'taco' remark sparks criticism
With the East Haven, Conn., police force already under FBI scrutiny, Joseph Maturo fans the flames.

Flash mob spends big at a small store
A town bands together to change the fortune of a business that's been run by one family for 72 years
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