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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Loveland couple was indicted after their 4-year-old was found severely malnourished and allegedly kept in a padlocked bedroom. Prosecutors have scheduled a May 29 court date.
A second man was arrested after police say two men pointed a gun at a passing car in downtown Cincinnati on April 12; one shot was fired and no one was hurt.
A man was found shot inside a car near 9th and Walnut in downtown Cincinnati and was taken to UC Medical Center; police closed nearby streets while investigators worked.
Court papers say a three-year-old suffered multiple fractures and a liver laceration; his mother and her boyfriend now face criminal charges.
Parks & Nature in ...
An arborist says poison hemlock is blooming along Green Township's bike trail and warns families to watch children and pets. Learn how to identify the plant and reduce risk.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A series of early-morning crashes and a diesel spill brought southbound I‑71 near Lebanon to a near-standstill; lanes are beginning to reopen but long backups remain.
SWAT and dozens of officers were reported on Winneste Avenue in Winton Hills. Authorities have not said what prompted the deployment.
Community & Society in ...
Green Umbrella launches Cincinnati Climate Week June 8–14, anchored by the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on June 12 and a schools symposium on June 13. The week will include speakers, exhibitors, art and community events.
A city audit found labeling, inventory and backlog problems in Cincinnati Police’s property room, with auditors warning several deficiencies could undermine prosecutions. Officials say fixes and budget investments are planned.
Weather & Environment in ...
Dense morning fog limits visibility; sun returns and highs near 90 with gusty winds. Stronger storms possible Tuesday.
Real Estate & Development in ...
The Marketer building in Over-the-Rhine is on the market for $9.3M. The 65,219-square-foot property was listed in late April and is drawing investor interest.
Morning showers give way to a hot, mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 88°F. Stronger storms return Tuesday with gusty winds.
Franklin won a $1M state brownfield grant to remove contaminated soil and install vapor mitigation at the old paper mill, clearing the way for mixed‑use downtown redevelopment.
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