The Cincinnati Police are seeking help via social media to find Ariana Thompson, a missing juvenile from North Avondale. Contact Det. Oliver at 513-352-4567 with information.

Cincinnati Police is seeking help to find missing 17-year-old Aniya Wrencher, last seen in black clothes and Crocs. Call Det. Oliver at 513-352-4567 with info.

John Carter seeks early release from jail for his fiancée's 2011 death. Prosecutors offer a reduced sentence for the full truth. The decision is postponed, with the victim's family seeking closure.

A Hamilton County corrections officer, Jordan Anderson, is on leave after allegedly assaulting an inmate with a belt, and is being held without bond pending a court appearance.

The City of Hamilton completed numerous street projects improving travel and safety, with further plans and secured funding for ongoing infrastructure enhancements.

Joe Burrow has resumed practicing with the Bengals and may play against the Patriots, but Coach Taylor hasn't confirmed his start as the decision depends on Burrow's recovery and backup Joe Flacco's injury status.

An anonymous donor left a large number of gifts at Evendale Emergency Services for their toy drive, embodying holiday spirit and community generosity.

The FBI Cincinnati is inviting college students to apply for the 2026 Collegiate Academy, offering an insight into FBI operations and investigative techniques.

The Kettering Police seek public help via social media to locate Hasan Yasin, wanted for abduction and domestic violence, considered armed and dangerous.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music has announced its lineup of spring events for 2026, with ticket sales open and a range of performances including theatre, orchestral, and jazz.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find a thief who stole money from a car on Vine Street, with Detective Cronin leading the investigation. They've shared a photo and request tips at 513-569-8616.

A person died in Adams County after a high-speed chase led to a barricade situation and an officer-involved shooting, following a safety concern call.

Evendale emergency services engage in community outreach to teach fire safety to children, including station tours and presentations, reinforcing safety habits and community bonds.