The November effort will feed 1,000 kids across 20 Greater Cincinnati schools every weekend.

Handel's, born at a Youngstown gas station in 1945, is finally coming to Cincinnati via a six-store deal with Royal Scoop LLC.

Alisha King forged checks and ran up hundreds of thousands in unauthorized purchases before an employee spotted a suspicious $2,000 check.

A wooden structure fire behind Vine Street's Gateway House spread to the main building, but no injuries were reported.

Gerald, Linda and 4-year-old Debbie Bricca were stabbed to death in 1966. Evidence was retested in 2020, and the case remains unsolved.

Flames hit a Timber Way Drive home around 1 a.m. Saturday, damaging a garage and exterior while injuries and cause remain unclear.

An 18-month-old was rushed to the ER after deputies say they found an uncapped syringe next to the child's car seat.

The ninth annual taco crawl hits Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky next month, with a Kroger kickoff party in Over-the-Rhine.

A nearly untouched stretch of Batavia Township could become homes and a grocery store next to local schools.

An astronaut-turned-SEAL headlines the dinner as Miamiville hosts a shotgun fundraiser for the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum.

District leaders vow maximum discipline after a word puzzle with a racial slur reached students in Florence, Kentucky.

Prosecutors say Kevin Couch brought the gun used to kill Harry Nelson on Brookline Avenue. His bond fight is now stalled until mid-October.

A Gallatin County social worker told a school to return two injured girls home. Both were later hospitalized for treatment.