Crews began dismantling Crosley Tower last Thursday in a careful, floor‑by‑floor deconstruction. The $47.3M remediation clears the way for a planned $215M STEM facility.

The Cincinnati Recreation Commission announced a new Spring Youth Flag Football League for children aged 6-14, focusing on non-contact physical activity with options for girls and co-ed teams.

Cincinnati Police seek a suspect in a shooting on Greenwood Ave. The perpetrator fled in a blue Honda Accord, license plate KRZ5415. Public assistance is requested.

A study highlighted by The Canton Repository suggests law enforcement officers have a higher risk of diseases leading to earlier mortality, including heart disease and cancer. Local departments are creating wellness programs in response.

A significant industrial fire at the Koch Foods Plant B in Fairfield prompted an urgent shelter-in-place warning for a two-mile radius, later lifted by the police.

A large house fire on Susanna Way in New Richmond early Sunday drew at least seven responding departments. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Police ordered a two-mile shelter-in-place after a large fire at Koch Foods Plant B in Fairfield. Crews are on scene and officials warn of smoke.

Court documents say Michael Allen, 70, was arrested after police say he drove with blue lights and wore federal-style badges in North College Hill.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find Thomas Lyons, missing from Madisonville since February 13. No description or circumstances provided, Detective Stewart at 513-979-4457 has more information.

Sheriff Richard Jones says Hamilton’s Resolutions facility is “turnkey” and could reopen as an overflow amid state inspections and questions over ICE detainees.

Prosecutors say a Milford employee created fake payroll accounts and forged checks, siphoning more than $150,000 and nearly bankrupting a local childcare center. An indictment was returned Feb. 10.

Kevin Deramus, leader of a Cincinnati drug ring, received a 24-year sentence for trafficking heroin and fentanyl. Three co-defendants also got prison terms.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding armed missing 13-year-old Jaiden Hines, last seen in Walnut Hills, public asked to contact Dt. Metz with information.