Former Bearcats guard Kerr Kriisa was arrested by the FBI and is being held in Lexington as authorities seek extradition in a reported multimillion-dollar fraud probe. A court hearing is scheduled next week.

East Walnut Hills' community development corporation is under contract to acquire the controversial Hoffman School site, potentially blocking a planned $67M apartment project.

A Columbus man was arrested this week in the Oct. 17, 1985 killing of John Warren, according to court papers and local reports. Authorities say the indictment ties the death to a robbery.

Mason’s Red, Rhythm & Boom pairs national bands with family attractions and a Rozzi’s drone-and-fireworks finale as part of America250.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's new Book of Lists catalogs 695 employers that together account for more than 320,000 local jobs across the Tri‑State region.

A former North Adams Athletic Boosters president faces an aggravated theft charge after investigators say roughly $156,000 meant for school sports went missing.

A March 25 traffic stop on Neilan Boulevard resulted in about 6.4 pounds of meth seized and an arrest, the department says.

A person was hospitalized with critical injuries after a shooting near the 6800 block of Vine Street in Carthage; Cincinnati police say the investigation is ongoing.

A barricade in Millvale ended early Wednesday when a man surrendered to police after hours inside a home; SWAT units cleared the scene and officers made an arrest.

Two men have been charged after police say they followed a developmentally disabled rider off a Metro bus in Colerain Township and stole his phone and speaker. Court papers and video evidence played a role in identifying the suspects.

Downtown Hamilton’s July 4 celebration packs a parade, free RiversEdge concert and a 10 p.m. fireworks show from Veterans Park.

Swiss CDMO Lonza is eyeing a roughly $1B manufacturing campus in Clermont County that could create about 650 jobs with an average pay near $77,000. Ohio has reportedly offered a 20‑year tax credit as it vies with other states for the investment.

Oak Tavern employees launched a GoFundMe after server Selene Phelps was allegedly attacked by her son and left with facial injuries; staff hope the fundraiser covers bills and lost wages.