Federal prosecutors have moved two Middletown men into federal court after Brittany Fuhr‑Storms was found dead in a plastic tote. One co‑defendant was sentenced last month.

A body was found inside construction equipment in Carthage Tuesday, homicide detectives are investigating. Officials have released few details so far.

A Sixth Circuit panel vacated an NLRB order to bargain with a union that lost a secret-ballot vote, challenging the agency's Cemex remedy. The decision could reshape when bargaining orders are available.

Forest Park posted a Tornado Watch and urged residents to review safety plans, check supplies and be ready to shelter if conditions worsen. Stay informed and have a plan.

The long-empty Forest Fair Mall in Forest Park was razed this week, clearing a roughly 90-acre parcel for planned business and industrial development. Developers say a major tenant is already lined up.

Two people were hurt in a Friday evening shooting at the Kroger on SR 48 in Maineville. Police say there is no ongoing threat. Investigators were on scene and the store was closed.

Police investigated a late-night shooting on Madison Road in Madisonville. The roadway was shut for hours while detectives processed the scene.

A state audit found more than $19,000 in avoidable late fees and improper charges at the Warren County Agricultural Society, and named four former officials.

A foreclosure complaint names the owner of AT580 at 580 Walnut, alleging roughly $29 million remains on the mortgage and putting a planned Hyatt conversion in question.

Hamilton County recorded 194 overdose deaths in 2025, the fewest in more than a decade, the coroner says. Officials warn new synthetic opioids and supply risk remain.

The Cincinnati Herald has paused publishing while its publisher says the paper will retool into a hybrid print-and-digital model. The leadership vows the outlet will return.

Cincinnati police are searching for a black Honda Accord after a car was shot on I-74 at the Colerain Avenue exit. No injuries were reported.

Tony McCollister pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in Warren County and asked the court to evaluate his mental state as he faces dozens of sex‑related charges.