A 44-year-old man was killed when his 2017 Chevy Equinox ran off Plainfield Road and struck a tree near Deer Park Avenue. Hamilton County deputies are investigating.

A 5-year-old girl with autism died at Cincinnati Children’s more than a month after she was pulled from a retention pond behind a Forest Park home on March 28. The case has reignited calls for door alarms, fencing and swim instruction.

A Clermont County man was arrested after deputies say a woman was shot on Ginn Road early Saturday; investigators say the firearm discharged while he was intoxicated.

A Cincinnati teen says a police K‑9 bit him while he slept during a warrant execution, leaving him stitched and briefly hospitalized. The case raises questions about CPD canine rules and oversight.

About 20 canceled routes in a month have left Little Miami parents juggling carpools and missed work as the district races to hire bus drivers.

State advisories limit how often you should eat Ohio River fish — the rules vary by river pool and species, and some groups face strict warnings. Here’s the practical breakdown for Cincinnati anglers.

Court filings and testing show chloroform and benzene in the basement of a POAH building near Grant Park, fueling tenant lawsuits and city inspections.

Playa Bowls has signed a lease for the former Gigi's Cupcakes at Kenwood Galleria and plans a summer opening, bringing bowls, smoothies and juices to the mall.

Voters rejected North College Hill’s 1.25% earned‑income levy in May; district leaders warn the defeat could force more teacher layoffs, end field trips and scrub after‑school programs.

A Butler County mother was sentenced after prosecutors say she hospitalized her 2-year-old son 24 times for unnecessary medical care.

Federal prosecutors say a Mount Orab man groomed and paid girls as young as 14 for sexual videos and threatened at least one victim. He appeared in Cincinnati federal court this week.

City leaders rolled out an expanded Summer in Cincy program featuring late‑night rec, skate nights and targeted police deployments to curb summer gun violence.

D.R. Horton moved its Cincinnati division into a 15,000-sq-ft Mason office after a 40% jump in local closings, expanding space for sales and back-office teams.