More than a dozen coyotes were found dead and dumped on a western Hamilton County hillside, and state wildlife investigators have opened a probe.

Butler Tech opened a $15M aviation center at Middletown Regional Airport, a new hangar-and-classroom campus meant to expand high-school aviation training and credential students for local jobs.

Police broke up a planned street takeover Sunday, towing 65 vehicles and arresting 39 across multiple Cincinnati neighborhoods.

A Clermont County woman was pronounced dead after a tree toppled onto her Jackson Township home. Deputies say the case remains under investigation.

Warren County deputies say thieves are lifting checks from mailboxes, altering them and cashing the proceeds. Officials urge using post‑office dropoffs and electronic payments.

The Cincinnati Pops will mark America’s 250th at Riverbend on July 4 with Mandy Gonzalez, family activities, choral guests and a Rozzi fireworks finale.

A federal grand jury indicted a Buffalo man on two counts after investigators tied him to meetings with 16‑year‑old Madison Fields. Surveillance and seized devices are central to the case.

Colliers has signed a lease at The Banks’ Rosa Parks tower and will leave its longtime Fountain Square office after 20 years, shifting downtown tenant patterns.

Cincinnati Children’s-led research links low maternal antibodies before birth to severe newborn E. coli sepsis and points to possible prenatal screening.

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.