Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find Lashawn Gunn, a missing 15-year-old last seen on Monday, August 25, urging information be shared with Detective Colonel at 513-569-8600.

Cincinnati man faces federal drug charges after being involved in a brawl and indicted for distributing cocaine and fentanyl.

Sheriff Jones won't comply with any orders from Ohio's governor to release immigration detainee Ayman Soliman, as discussed on a talk show and shared on social media.

Sheriff in Butler County, Ohio, refuses to comply with the Governor's order regarding inmate Ayman Soliman's release, emphasizing his duty to enforce all laws, including federal immigration regulations.

UC Blue Ash College starts fall with a renovated campus and growing student enrollment, recognized as an Opportunity College for advancing education and student success.

Neil Kelly and Dr. Lauren Wang receive the John Romer Advocacy Award from HCDDS for their advocacy work, Schreffler and Whelpdale earn honorable mentions. The awards are set to be presented at upcoming HCDDS events.

An 18-year-old from Blanchester is indicted for rape, kidnapping, and pandering sexually-oriented material involving a minor, with a firearm specification.

The University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Public Schools have launched the Principal Leadership Institute to enhance leadership skills of local school principals.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the launch of two revitalization projects along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, funded by a $34.2 million grant to enhance waterfront access and economic opportunities.

Butler County law enforcement arrested Alex Montgomery and seized fentanyl, cash, and a gun, highlighting the result of a multi-agency narcotics investigation.

A former Cincinnati high school coach was indicted on charges related to secretly recording underage students undressed using a camera disguised as a speaker.

Matthew McDaniel, 42, was fatally shot in Colerain Township, with neighbor Perez Crossty taken into custody as a person of interest. No charges were immediately filed.

The Butler County community aided the Sheriff's Office in identifying two individuals of interest through social media engagement, demonstrating the power of community-law enforcement collaboration.