Get the latest local stories in your inbox.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Gardiner Ross Mosher, 59, faces felony strangulation and ethnic‑intimidation counts after police say he attacked a Lyft driver during a May 18 ride in Monroe.
Five dogs were rescued and a family displaced after a late‑night house fire in North College Hill. Officials say an unattended candle started the blaze.
Politics & Govt in ...
A Secret Service agent on Vice President J.D. Vance’s protective detail was placed on administrative leave as the agency investigates suspected leaks tied to reporting about his travel.
Police say a Fairfield man struck and killed a cat in Sharonville after the animal defecated on his bed. He now faces a fifth‑degree animal‑cruelty charge and the case is pending.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
A SpaceX‑founded startup has opened a robot‑driven welding factory in Camp Washington, backed by a $15M seed round and hiring fabrication technicians.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Cincinnati brokerage Sibcy Cline has purchased Lawrenceburg’s family‑run Fehrman Realty, keeping the Fehrman name and converting the office into a Sibcy Cline branch.
Court records say a July 12 assault outside Valley Tavern left a man with a deep head wound and bleeding on the brain; a suspect now faces felonious assault charges.
Parks & Nature in ...
A black bear was photographed near the end of Kipling Crossing in Pierce Township. Police urged neighbors to secure trash and report any new sightings.
A federal judge sentenced Jamal Binford to life plus 10 years after prosecutors say he paid men to kill his uncle to protect a drug trafficking ring.
A 16-year-old dog found shot and tied to a fence was reunited with her owner as Hamilton County investigates.
Cincinnati police have named Walter Perez‑Vasquez as a suspect in an alleged 2018 rape of a child under 13 and are asking the public for tips.
A Miami County man has been indicted on multiple charges including grooming, unlawful sexual conduct with a minor and pandering obscenity; bond was set at $75,000.
The Middletown Historic Commission will vote Thursday on whether to demolish the Manchester Inn and Sonshine Building as city staff recommends clearing the site for a mixed‑use project.
Please enable JavaScript to select your regional newsletters and subscribe.
Choose one or more regions. Get the latest local stories when there is news to share.
Select the local newsletters you’d like to receive, then subscribe.
0 regions selected
No matching regions. Try another search.
Free. Unsubscribe anytime. Daily when new stories are available.
Open the standalone signup form
Subscribe to Hoodline newsletters