Enquirer

• The National Enquirer has published a photo of Whitney Houston in an open coffin on the cover of this weeks issue. The unauthorized picture shows Houston lying in a golden coffin, and wearing a purple dress.
(Huffington Post)
• Gannett Co. Gannett Co. Latest from The Business Journals Gannett to charge for online content Former Cincinnati Enquirer editors file age discrimination lawsuit D.C.s WUSA-TV names Baltimore Ravens exec president Follow this company Inc.
(The Business Journal)
• MOUNT AUBURN — Christ Hospital will build a $265 million complex including a spine and orthopedic tower to open in mid-2015, the clearest statement yet of its ambitions to become one of the nation's top-ranked independent hospitals.
(Cincinnati.com)
• The National Enquirer has published an unauthorized photo of Whitney Houston lying in an open coffin on the cover of this weeks issue.
(Syracuse Post-Standard)
• Pictures of Elizabeth Smart's wedding celebration are being published in People Magazine and the National Enquirer. She was planning on the former; the latter comes as a rather unpleasant surprise.
(Salt Lake Tribune)
• Whitney Houston fans were outraged on Wednesday, February 22, 2012 after the National Enquirer posted photos of the late singer Whitney Houston in her open casket on the cover of their tabloid magazine in search of the almighty dollar.
(Examiner)
• The Enquirer and the Community Press and Recorder reporters and contributors weigh in on the world of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky high school sports. This blog features news and analysis to keep you in the loop with your favorite local team.
(Cincinnati.com)
• Attendance: Averaged 113,000 paid 2009-2011 and is projecting an increase of 10,000 this year. It is aiming for a 10,000 increase in each of the next five years. Revenue: Projected $3 million in 2012.
(Cincinnati.com)
• High-school seniors have flooded Miami University, Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati with record numbers of applications to start in fall 2012.
(Cincinnati.com)
• The National Enquirer made its reputation long ago as the tabloid willing to go there, but some observers think the outlet has finally jumped the shark after it ran a photo featuring Whitney Houston in her casket prior to being laid to rest.
(Cinema Blend)