Cincinnati invests over $2 million in police security cameras to enhance surveillance in high-crime areas like the West End, spurred by local tragedies including the deaths of two children.

CNN spoke with a University of Cincinnati professor about concerns that TikTok may be censoring anti-ICE content, which TikTok attributes to technical issues. The situation highlights the complexities of free speech on private platforms.

Brian McShane Simmons, a 46-year-old with mental health challenges, was reported missing but later found safe, as announced by Middletown Police on Facebook.

Springfield Township officials announce their snow removal strategy on Facebook, detailing pre-treatments and a rotating crew plan for continuous road clearance during an upcoming snowstorm.

Sharonville Police Department reported a drug bust involving fentanyl, meth, marijuana, cash, a scale, and a vehicle, leading to the arrests of Marco Alexander and Marzetta McKenzie for trafficking and possession.

Forest Park, Ohio, offers free curbside collection of large appliances, with conditions for participation. The program aims to promote environmental responsibility and includes the proper handling of appliances containing Freon.

Cincinnati Police seek suspects for a theft at a local YMCA, asking the public for help in identifying those responsible for the break-in and property loss.

Ohio's first responder animals are celebrated through the 2026 FUR Responders Photo Challenge. Public voting is encouraged for participants like K9 Apollo from the Middletown Division of Police.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to solve a January 5 burglary involving a stolen snow blower and a suspect seen in a surveillance photo possibly using a white van. No arrests yet, tips encouraged.

Nine University of Cincinnati students sued for injuries from a balcony collapse, with one in a coma, alleging unsafe conditions at the condo complex.

A car crashed into Quatman Cafe in Mason early Monday, no injuries as the restaurant was empty. The intoxicated driver's fate is under investigation, but no high-speed pursuits occurred. The extent of damage is still assessed.

A Cincinnati house fire on North Edgewood Avenue killed three people; firefighters battled the blaze that started on the first floor and spread to the second.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in a December residential burglary at 18 W. Elder St., urging anyone with information to contact Det. Bohl at 513-352-4580.