Tickets to the Esquire Theatre premiere vanished in 24 hours, so Cincinnati Animal CARE tacked on a 9 p.m. showing.

Northern Kentucky University students built a bus that films you and lights up in response, debuting at BLINK next week.

Butler County's Michael Gmoser will review whether Hamilton County's 2014 case against the former judge was tainted.

A council committee says stolen firearms from surface lots are fueling other crimes. Property owners warn the fix will cost them parking spaces.

Douglas Lawson allegedly tried to grab the child after they refused his cash offer near Groesbeck Road; the child screamed and ran away.

Detectives want to identify a man photographed near Glenway Market on Glenway Avenue. Residents with information can contact Detective Turner or Crime Stoppers.

The five-story Mount Auburn complex sits fully leased at the corner of Auburn Avenue and East McMillan Street.

Innovative Opening Solutions could bring 57 jobs and a $6 million investment to a former Keller Logistics site in Latonia.

Hamilton Eaton Road shut down for hours after the crash in St. Clair Township, police say.

A classmate's tip led staff to a gun in a sixth grader's bookbag at West Clermont Middle School. The boy now faces a felony charge.

A pull-behind camper is serving Charleston-style coffee in Oxford, and one regular waited 30 minutes just to try it.

Jurors rejected Damarez Jones's self-defense claim in his uncle's fatal shooting near North Main Street.

Ella Garey, 4, thinks every hospital card is from No. 9 himself. Her family is inviting the public to help make that true.