Eric Zachary Johnson, 29, from Anderson Township, was indicted on 30 child pornography charges after authorities found over 140 illegal images on his devices.

Mi Cozumel, a Mexican restaurant, is relocating from Tri-County Mall to a larger venue at 11340 Princeton Pike by December 2024, promising a new menu and entertainment.

A social worker from West Chester, Michael Lesko, was indicted by a Butler County grand jury on 21 charges, including rape and unlawful sexual conduct with minors.

A three-vehicle crash in Clermont County led to the death of Tassie Sherman and injured six others. The accident involved a Chevrolet Sonic, a Lincoln Navigator, and an Infiniti QX60.

A driver is charged with vehicular assault after a crash at 124 mph on I-275, injuring his passenger. He admitted to having drunk alcohol before the accident.

Miguel Fritz was arrested for allegedly shooting at three people over a car rental dispute in Wyoming near a police department. No injuries were reported.

A 23-year-old woman, Akira Fletcher, has been charged with murder following a July shooting in Avondale that resulted in the death of Nyema Norton and injured another woman.

Alex Heher, 36, was arrested in Fairfield for voyeurism after allegedly photographing women in changing rooms at Kohl's. He has a history of similar offenses including a recent incident at Target.

A man in his 30s was seriously injured after being shot in the chest in North Avondale. He is hospitalized. One person has been detained for questioning as the investigation continues.

A 19-year-old pedestrian, Amir Jordan, was fatally struck by a Cincinnati police cruiser while crossing a street, not using a marked crosswalk. The incident is under investigation.

Kaitlyn Hyde pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide after her car hit a teen in Liberty Township. She was allegedly distracted by her infant son at the time.

Ex-VIP Smoke Shop manager Tony Thacker faces sentencing for a fatal shooting during an attempted robbery last year, with a potential 22–26 years in prison.

The Hope to Dream event in Cincinnati provided 50 kids with their own beds to address the lack of proper sleeping accommodations for many local children.