A vigil is being organized tonight in Cincinnati to remember the 11 people who were crushed to death 30 years ago at a concert by legendary rock band the Who.  The people were crushed to death as a crowd surged into Riverfront Stadium to get good seats for the event.  The tragic event largely ended the practice of festival seating at large concerts - that is, open, unassigned seating.

The vigil will begin at 6:30 on the West Plaza in U.S. Bank Arena.  Speakers will include witnesses and relatives of the victims of the tragedy.

If someone you love has been killed because of someone else's negligence, contact Cincinnati premises liability attorney Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733 today.

OSHA is beginning its investigation into a workplace accident that resulted in a woman's death.  The accident occurred in the Cincinnati area at 9:30 in the morning at the Pittsburgh Glass Works.  All that is currently known is that the employee was handling equipment when the accident occurred.

OSHA is concerned that the accident may not have had any actual eye-witnesses.  The investigation is expected to take about a month to conduct, although legally OSHA has six months to complete the investigation.

If you or someone you love has been injured or worse in a workplace accident, contact Cincinnati workplace injury lawyer Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733.

Two people died Wednesday in a fatal two-vehicle collision near Cincinnati.  The crash occurred at 1:40 in the afternoon on Route 41, north of Aberdeen in Butler County.  According to police, a woman driving a Buick lost control of her car and crossed the center lane, crashing into a car driving the other way.  The woman was killed, as was an 80-year-old passenger in the other car.

The accident is still under investigation.

If you or someone you love has been injured or worse in a car accident, contact Cincinnati auto accident attorney Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733 today.

The 17-year-old girl responsible for striking and killing a 13-year-old boy in Evanston will be tried as an adult due to the heinous nature of the crime.  According to reports, the girl hit the boy, who became pinned to the front of the car and was dragged down the street.  Medical responders took him to Children's Hospital, where the child sucumbed to his wounds.  A 7-year-old was also injured in the accident, but the injuries were not life-threatening.

The girl is being charged with involuntary manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident.  She was held on a $175,000 bond, and is expected to go before a grand jury next week.

If your loved one has been killed or injured in a car accident, contact Cincinnati car accident injury lawyer Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733.

Police are searching for a black vehicle involved in the hit-and-run death of an Ohio man this morning.  The man was clearing debris from a previous crash out of the center lane of Interstate 74 near Colerain Township when the black car hit him and then sped off.  Emergency responders took him to University Hospital, where he sucumbed to his injuries.  Police are continuing their investigation, and have not ruled out drugs or alcohol.

If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in a hit-and-run accident, contact Cincinnati auto accident attorney Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733 today.

According to the Chillicothe Gazette, a July traffic accident is likely to play a part in the sentencing of a man convicted of vehicular manslaughter due to a previous accident.  The 20-year-old man was found guilty of driving negligently and without a license, which resulted in the accident which fatally injured a 36-year-old woman.  The prosecuting attorney pointed out that the July incident involved the underaged man blowing a 0.129 on a blood-alcohol test, saying that it showed the driver constituted a serious risk to society.

If you or someone you love has been killed or injured by a reckless driver, contact Cincinnati auto accident attorney Shawn M. Stepleton by calling 513-321-7733.