A federal judge in Covington handed Juan Wesley McKenzie Jr. 25 years after he tried to destroy phone evidence from jail.

Guests play detectives or suspects over a three-course meal, with themed shows running October through December on Kellogg Avenue.

Cohen Jeffers, 6, suffered burns on his hands, leg and buttocks after tumbling into embers at Whitewater Memorial State Park.

Crane Data Centers wants 300 acres of woodland across from the shuttered Beckjord plant — but the township's building freeze runs through May 31, 2027.

A criminal damaging report was made near the 1700 block of Elm Street.

CMX Cinemas ran the 15-screen theater for more than a decade before its exit, but the new lawsuit only covers its final months.

Findlay Market and Montgomery shoppers are urged to check pantries after Kofinas pulled a garlic-infused oil sold for a full year.

A council motion demands a 30-day report on Cincinnati's surveillance contracts, plus annual audits going forward.

Every bib at Smale Riverfront Park bore a survivor's name Monday, part of a Cincinnati race funding freedom and jobs for trafficking victims.

Oakridge Estates will host 12 luxury show homes in 2027, just three years after Goshen last hosted the showcase.

Jydan Rankin was booked into the Hamilton County Justice Center after allegedly threatening the Anderson Ferry Road center, which serves infants as young as six weeks.

A Saturday afternoon shooting near Strand Lane sent a wounded man running for help on a block with a painful history.

A Deerfield Township homeowner got paid back after a water main flooded her home — now commissioners debate making that the rule.