CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A man has admitted his role in the fatal drive-by shooting of a girl in a Silverton home. Qasseem Dixon ...

Paul Dixon was Cincinnati’s most outrageous TV personality whose antics were beloved by stay-at-home housewives in the 1960s and inspired David Letterman and many young Cincinnati comedians.

Two rubber chickens, Pauline and Harry, were married in an elaborate ceremony on the 'Paul Dixon Show' March 11, 1969. Fifty years ago today, WLWT-TV broadcast one of the most memorable telecasts ...

"Dixon, nicknamed "Paul Baby," hosted the show on WLWT for ... for Pauline on the show.In what became an iconic moment for Cincinnati television, the two rubber chickens were married on air ...

Crosley has been inducted into both the Automotive Hall of Fame, and the Radio Hall of Fame.A legendary icon in Cincinnati television, Paul Dixon hosted The Paul Dixon Show live on WLWT for almost ...

Cincinnati audiences in the 1950s through the 1970s enjoyed a golden age of local live television. Ruth Lyons, Paul Dixon, Uncle Al – and the Cool Ghoul. That last one, the campy ghoul portrayed ...

CINCINNATI — Len Goorian, a producer and innovator in the early days of WCPO, was 30 years ahead of MTV when he produced the original "Paul Dixon Show" on WCPO from 1950 to 1954. One of the last ...

CINCINNATI -- In the early days of television, the Queen City produced an impressive assortment of local television stars. Alongside legends like Paul Dixon, Uncle Al, Bob Braun and Skipper Ryle ...

The Paul Dixon Show is an American television variety program originating in Cincinnati on WLWT Television beginning in 1955 and ending in January 1975, one month after Dixon's death in December 1974.