A late-night shooting on Harrison Avenue left one person dead; Cincinnati Police’s Homicide Unit is investigating and asking the public for tips.

Miami County deputies seized more than a pound of suspected cocaine and about $5,000 during a Troy search warrant; investigators will present the case to a grand jury.

Interstate Utility Trailer has started work on a 17‑acre Franklin site off I‑75 that will combine sales, service and warehouse space for the dealer. The project adds to Franklin’s growing logistics footprint.

Dr. David Gius begins as UC Cancer Center director today, bringing NIH‑funded trials and a national research profile to Cincinnati.

Prosecutors say a Hamilton County mother repeatedly abused her 9‑ and 1‑year‑old sons and now faces felony charges including strangulation and child endangerment.

Kroger’s annual meeting produced a quick board shake‑up: Ron Sargent moves to non‑executive chair, two directors retire and Mitchell Butier joins the board as the dividend rises.

A 44-year-old man was charged after Fairfield Township police say he masturbated inside the Barnes & Noble café at Bridgewater Falls while children were nearby.

University of Cincinnati reports $10.6B local impact and $22.7B statewide; the university points to its co‑op program and research spending as key drivers.

Court records say a 55-year-old woman stabbed her sister multiple times inside a downtown Cincinnati apartment. Treva Arnold faces felonious assault and domestic-violence charges.

One adult man was wounded in an overnight Bond Hill shooting; his injuries are non-life-threatening and Cincinnati police are asking for tips. Investigators say the incident happened in the 1800 block of Northcutt Avenue around 1:30 a.m.

A 21-year-old Hollansburg man was killed and a 19-year-old was airlifted after two dirt bikes collided on Richmond Palestine Road; troopers cite possible alcohol, speed and helmet issues.

An 87-year-old passenger was killed after a collision at U.S. 22/3 and Middleboro Road in Salem Township. Two drivers were hospitalized and troopers are investigating.

A $5M Ohio historic tax credit gives the Alms & Doepke conversion a crucial boost, helping fund a $64M rehab that will add about 150 apartments to Over-the-Rhine.