Shaboozey didn't hide his skepticism after scripted comments at the AMAs said the Carter Family 'basically invented country music' — here's why.

The B’s signed general manager Don Sweeney, who had been entering into the final year of his contract, to a two-year ...

With some major decisions still to be made in a pivotal offseason, the Boston Bruins provided some much-needed stability at ...

After defeating a member of a prominent Republican political family, he rode that momentum to a congressional run in 2018 where he lost to the incumbent Republican Rep. Steve Chabot. Since ...

Every American must be held accountable." Those quotes from Rep. Steve Chabot aren't about Donald Trump. They're about Bill Clinton, who the Cincinnati Republican helped to impeach in 1998 for ...

But Westwood Republican Congressman Steve Chabot emerged even stronger after Tuesday's election than he did two years ago. Chabot, 67, beat Schroder by seven percentage points, 52% to 45% ...

her aunt and uncle Steve and Patsy Noble, uncle Ron Chabot, grandparents Roland and Shirley Chabot, and Barbara Smith. She was a loving wife, an amazing mother, and the most natural and warm ...

Steve Chabot used the issue in an attempt to tie his Democratic opponent, Kate Schroder, with the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. Chabot, a Republican from Cincinnati's Westwood ...

Democrat Aftab Pureval and Republican Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Westwood, faced off Tuesday night at the Mayerson Jewish Community Center in Amberley Village in the first of three debates. At stake is ...

Rep. Steve Chabot didn't see many fellow Republicans when he looked out at the 30 people in the council chambers of Lincoln Heights on Thursday night. In this suburban Cincinnati village of 3,200 ...

Steve Driehaus defeated the fellow ... Earlier that year, Longabaugh had moved his family from Hyde Park to his native West Price Hill. Chabot won re-election by 11 points. Coincidentally ...

Steve Chabot of improper campaign spending related ... Federal Election Commission regulations state that candidates may not pay family members for services at a rate above fair market value.