Colerain Township celebrated the retirement of K9 officer Tao after eight years of service. The ceremony highlighted his contributions to law enforcement and community relations, as well as plans for a peaceful domestic life.

Bengals' Trey Hendrickson skips mandatory minicamp amid contract dispute, signaling discontent with ongoing negotiations and seeking a long-term deal.

The Cincinnati Business Courier highlights the University of Cincinnati's role in fueling economic growth through its contribution to the workforce with career-ready graduates.

Nearly 200 protesters gathered outside Butler County Jail to demand the release of 19-year-old detainee Emerson Colindres and challenge local involvement in federal immigration enforcement.

Laura Schueler, a 47-year-old transgender woman, was found shot to death in Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood. Police are investigating, while the community mourns during Pride Month.

The Lemonade Crew, young entrepreneurs in Middletown, run a lemonade stand to raise funds for those in need during Christmas. Sheriff Jones supports their cause.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to catch porch pirates who stole packages in Westwood, displaying images on social media for identification.

A motorcycle crash closed eastbound lanes of I-74 in Green Township with reported serious injuries; details are sparse as the investigation continues. Traffic is heavily affected.

The iconic Hooters restaurant on Newport's riverfront closed suddenly yesterday, following the company's bankruptcy and move to a franchise business model.

Jessie L. Grant, PhD, is appointed as the Assistant Dean of Student Services at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, overseeing academic advising and student resources.

A shooting in Mt. Healthy left one person critically wounded, no suspect has been identified yet. The incident occurred near Angela Ave and Clovernook. The victim is stable at UC Medical Center. Authorities are investigating the potentially targeted attack.

Qasseem Dixon pled guilty to manslaughter in the drive-by shooting of 9-year-old Da'Miyah Barton-Pickens, facing 30-35 years in prison. The attack, not random, was part of a retaliatory drug dispute.

The University of Cincinnati is pioneering research and wellness initiatives to improve health and prevention programs for adaptive athletes, supported by an athlete advisory council.