A man in Montgomery County pleaded guilty to defrauding elderly clients and evading taxes, with a recommended maximum five-year prison sentence and an order to pay $707,000 restitution.

A Hamilton man with prior felonies was sentenced to five years for illegal firearms possession, including a device to make semi-automatic guns fully automatic.

Cincinnati's mayoral race will see incumbent Mayor Aftab Pureval against newcomer Cory Bowman in November's election, after both secured the most votes in the primary.

CCM alumnus Todd Almond's memoir discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Broadway and his experience with the musical "Girl from the North Country."

Evan Phelps, a business graduate from the University of Cincinnati, has been named 2025 Mr. Bearcat by Sigma Sigma fraternity for his academic excellence and positive impact.

UC news highlights a Capstone course for nursing students, merging classroom learning with real-world healthcare, emphasizing critical thinking and patient care, culminating in evidence-based projects to improve patient outcomes.

An 18-year-old, Jaeden Smith, was fatally shot in Forest Park. The suspect, Domynic Elahee, has been charged with murder and police are investigating the incident.

Colerain Police seek public help regarding a shooting on Deshler Drive and Stadia Drive on April 27, 2025; Detective Johnson is leading the investigation.

National Corrections Officer Week begins, as recognized by a Butler County Sheriff's Office post, honoring corrections staff for their hard work and long shifts managing jail operations.

Miami University introduces a horse therapy program to support student mental health, offering sessions at their Equestrian Center for emotional relief through horse grooming. Demand has led to increased session availability.

Deputy Mike Ventre, with 22 years of experience, was sworn in at the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, as announced on their Facebook page. His expertise is expected to benefit the department.

Khalid Davis, a finance major at the University of Cincinnati, gained practical experience through a co-op at First Financial Bank, rotating through different roles including risk analyst.

Deputy Fisher Percival has graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, a milestone celebrated by the Dearborn County Sheriff's Office as they welcome his readiness to serve the community.