District 1 detectives released suspect photos after a Feb. 19 aggravated robbery on Race Street and are asking the public to come forward with tips.

An early Sunday basement fire at the Old Butler County Courthouse in Hamilton drew multiple departments to 101 High Street. Crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.

Magnificent Morsels Kitchen opened its first restaurant in Clifton's former Corinthian on Jefferson Avenue, serving Southern favorites during a soft opening.

Christopher Houck was arrested in Harrison Township for alleged sexual abuse of a three-year-old, with charges including child endangering and voyeurism. The case by Montgomery County Sheriff's SIU is ongoing.

A flood advisory covered parts of western Ohio and a bit of eastern Indiana into Friday morning after overnight heavy rain. Officials warned of minor flooding in low-lying neighborhoods and urged drivers to avoid standing water.

Mrs. Irby's 4th-grade class enjoyed an educational field trip interacting with local emergency services, experiencing a "Touch A Truck" event, drone and K9 demonstrations, and learning about public service roles.

A West Chester preschool worker is charged with assault after police say she shoved a coworker at a Crème de la Crème center, triggering a panic alarm.

Ohio's Supreme Court says a homeowner can get $250 for a late mortgage release but bars a pandemic-era class action for 2020 recording delays.

A man suffered non-life-threatening gunshot injuries on Wednesday in Winton Hills. Police are searching for a suspect last seen on Kings Run Drive.

Thunderdome will add a second Pepp & Dolores and a suburban Eagle at a Deerfield development, expanding its footprint beyond downtown Cincinnati.

An elderly man was pulled from a West Price Hill house fire and taken to UC Medical Center in critical condition as crews battled a second-alarm blaze.

A 15-year-old was hospitalized after a shooting at a Chesterdale Road convenience store. Police detained several people and say the investigation is ongoing.

Mayor Aftab Pureval proposed putting more than $100 million into the Cincinnati Retirement System to tackle a decades‑long pension shortfall and force a budget reckoning.