A man was charged with the murder of an Indiana woman and for framing another, shaking the local community and leaving the victim's family seeking justice.

A study by the University of Cincinnati has found that increased police budgets raise home values in low-income areas while decreasing them in affluent ones, challenging previous assumptions.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a break-in at an apartment on Kinney Avenue where a Blink camera was stolen by a suspect named "Roman." Public assistance is sought.

Ohio's budget proposal could limit law enforcement record transparency, worrying advocates like OIP's Mark Godsey who fear it will hinder wrongful conviction efforts. Critics say the bill could indefinitely seal police records from public access.

The Kettering Police Department honored Melissa Hennegan and Leslie Ferrell for their administrative contributions on Administrative Professionals Day.

I-71 in Greene County faces disruptions due to a bridge rehab project affecting traffic, with "up and over" diversions during nighttime hours. S.R. 72 is also closed for an extended period.

Lane restrictions are expected on U.S. 52 at Kellogg Avenue starting May 1 due to a bridge preservation project by ODOT, with traffic reduced to one lane each way.

UC College-Conservatory of Music students' cover of Radiohead's 'Creep' goes viral on TikTok with over 11 million views, featuring students from various music programs and directed by faculty and a student.

The University of Cincinnati highlights an Earth Day celebration with an award-winning book on Fernald's transformation from a nuclear site to a wildlife sanctuary.

Cincinnati promotes lead pipe replacement opportunities at a Lunch & Learn event for local businesses, focusing on potential contracts and infrastructure improvements.

Students from Rees E. Price Academy in East Price Hill sent thank you cards to Cincinnati firefighters for their bravery, which the local fire department shared on social media.

Tech leaders discuss the future of AI and quantum computing, predicting significant advancements and transformative impacts on business and personal life, highlighted at the South by Southwest conference and fostered by the University of Cincinnati.

A new executive order challenging contracts with AFGE and NTEU led to a legal challenge, with law expert Anne Lofaso analyzing its impact on worker rights.