Court documents say James Elder Pompey led officers on a pursuit Saturday before police found three small children and two open vodka bottles in his car. He faces charges including endangering children.

A grand jury indicted 51-year-old Wade Hensgen after a Nov. 16 overdose in Clermont County, deputies say he faces involuntary manslaughter and trafficking counts and tips are requested.

A Hamilton man was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to producing child pornography, prosecutors say, victims included girls as young as 8.

Nearly eight months after Chrishonda Wynn was killed in Over‑the‑Rhine, her father says police are still searching and he’s renewing his plea for tips.

Dennis Cummings is pitching the former Rusconi space at 126 W. Sixth St., highlighting its proximity to the new Elm Street Plaza and an $800M Convention District overhaul.

Former Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen was subpoenaed to testify in Albertsons’ Delaware lawsuit over the failed merger. His testimony could be pivotal to the companies’ fight over who is to blame.

Chef Madeline Sheblessy bought Lonely Pine Steakhouse and plans a mid‑to‑late April reopening with a renewed farm‑to‑table focus.

Maury's Tiny Cove cut its asking price to $895K as the owners seek a buyer who will preserve the 75‑year steakhouse's vintage charm.

A man died after a two‑car crash early Saturday at Madison Road and Medpace Way in Madisonville. Cincinnati police say the cause is under investigation.

The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum will close this Saturday as volunteers search for a new location because of cramped space and limited parking.

A new Cincinnati Business Courier ranking lists the 26 biggest SBA 7(a) and 504 approvals for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 2024, and shows federal-backed financing fueling local deals.

Cincinnati police released details about a tow truck they say was used to steal multiple cars in Roselawn on Feb. 12. Investigators want camera footage and tips; call Crime Stoppers at (513) 352-3040.

Billboards reading "Say the F Word" are appearing across Cincinnati as the Jack Quehl Foundation pushes fentanyl education after a local overdose tragedy.