A June 27 party at a Bowen Street short-term rental in Anderson Township ended with gunfire; neighbors are calling for the property to be shut and trustees have opened a civil probe.

Cincinnati police are searching for a driver who fled a crash at Findlay and Linn in the West End. One person was hurt and is expected to recover as investigators probe the vehicle's ownership.

An 86‑year‑old man says he was shoved to the ground and his phone thrown after a parking‑lot fender‑bender on Glenway Avenue. Police are investigating.

Court filings say Franklin Lopez is charged with six rape counts after forensic interviews with two young children. The alleged assaults are dated Feb. 1, 2025.

ArtsWave approved nearly $9M in three‑year operating grants to 46 local arts groups, from multimillion‑dollar institutions to neighborhood ensembles.

A man was shot on the 5000 block of Glenway Avenue in Westwood and taken to an area hospital with life‑threatening injuries. Police say the suspect is at large.

Seven years after his 14‑year‑old son was killed in Lower Price Hill, a Cincinnati father renewed his plea for witnesses and answers. The case remains unsolved.

Family and neighbors marched in Silverton to remember 9‑year‑old Da’Myiah Barton‑Pickens and press for action against gun violence as court dates approach.

Remains found inside a Clermont County vehicle have been identified as 69-year-old Debra Wireman of Flemingsburg; investigators say an autopsy is pending.

An 18-year-old died after a three-vehicle crash Monday on State Route 131 in Miami Township. Troopers say he was airlifted to UC Medical Center and later pronounced dead.

Court filings say a Hyde Park Clothes Mentor employee used fake paperwork and customer names to run hundreds‑of‑dollar transactions that totaled nearly $31,000.

Sen. Bernie Moreno told Mayor Aftab Pureval a June 10 ordinance merging procurement and economic inclusion could jeopardize federal funding. City officials say the reorganization is cost‑neutral and meant to speed contracting.

The Rice family opened a French Chew storefront at 400 Front Street, reviving the 1896 Cincinnati taffy with family-made bars, minis and new flavors.