New Richmond's Liberty Landing project progresses with construction starting in September and marina build targeted for spring 2026. Renderings are available online.

Cincinnati police officer Thomas Back was arrested on domestic violence charges after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and chasing her with his vehicle. He has been stripped of police powers and reassigned administratively.

Cincinnati Police are seeking tips on a theft that took place on McHenry Avenue on August 23 and urge the public to contact Det. Newman with information.

Kroger announces layoffs for nearly 1,000 corporate employees, part of ongoing company adjustments after closing underperforming stores and leadership change.

University of Cincinnati graduate Lynn Pickering was honored as a Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellow, recognizing her promising aerospace engineering and AI work.

The Cincinnati FOP voted "no confidence" in Mayor Aftab Pureval, citing failed leadership and public safety concerns. Pureval defended his support of law enforcement despite criticism.

Three men are charged with the 2023 murder of a pregnant woman, India Kinamore, and her unborn child in Colerain Township, following a complex investigation involving cell phone evidence.

Cincinnati's City Council election features a crowded field with 25 candidates, including incumbents and new challengers, addressing issues like safety and infrastructure. The race may significantly alter the city's political landscape.

Butler County Sheriff's Office informs residents of a controlled explosion by their Bomb Unit at Woodsdale Metro Park between 1:30 PM and 3:30 PM, urging the public not to be alarmed by the loud booms.

A 10-year-old with a neuromuscular disorder, Jude, experienced a custom Minecraft-themed surprise from Microsoft and Make-A-Wish at the University of Cincinnati.

Loveland mourns the loss of former Vice Mayor Angela Settell, who served the city from 2011 to 2019 and contributed to various commissions and community events.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is heightening road vigilance as schools reopen and is actively monitoring for traffic law compliance, especially around stopped school buses.

University of Cincinnati alumni Ken Ludlow and his wife, Charlene Comeaux, after a health scare, created a scholarship and cancer research fund at their alma mater.