I-Team

Cincinnati City Council is struggling with a life and death issue it must settle by next week: lack of enough city ambulances. Since the I-Team's first report on this issue the city came up with a fix. Now, it may be gone. Watch Video

Wilmington mayor sends letter delivered to DHL Monday, asking it to donate Wilmington Air Park to the region free of any liens. Watch Video

With the fight over how to pay for improved ambulance service in Cincinnati, a city council committee is hearing from an expert from Richmond, Virginia, on how that city improved service there. Jerry Overton serves as CEO of the Richmond Ambulance Authority. He’ll present a report on how Cincinnati can improve ambulance service to make sure an ambulance is available quickly for people who need immediate medical transportation to a hospital.

You can search for sex offenders on a new national Web site that links information from 50 states, U.S. territories and some Native American tribes.

The regional Economic Task Force set up to deal with the fallout of DHL’s plans now has chosen the man who will help its efforts to bring new jobs to the region.

A controversial new service that may be the first of its kind in the nation is about to launch in Southwest Ohio to find sex offenders who live or stay somewhere other than where they've registered. Watch Video

The Montgomery Police Department is looking into complaints from brides about a wedding photographer whose business has been the focus of I-Team reports for a year. Watch Video

Better Business Bureaus across the country are getting dozens of calls from grandparents complaining they're being duped into giving away thousands of dollars. Watch Video

9 News Anchor Brendan Keefe investigates the phenomenon of mass murderers and the new police tactics used to stop them. Watch Video

Trying to take advantage of those in their retirement years is nothing new for thieves but now they’re using a whole new tactic…one that plays on the love grandparents have for their families. Watch Video