Elly De La Cruz exited Sunday’s Reds‑Braves finale after pulling up rounding first; the club listed right hamstring tightness and testing is pending.

Court filings say a Cincinnati man allegedly smashed into stores and caused thousands in repairs during a three-month theft spree. The case is now pending in municipal court.

Court filings allege a Cincinnati man fired at two juvenile victims from his bedroom window on May 29. He was arrested and faces multiple felony counts.

A crash on U.S. 52 east of Brookville ruptured an anhydrous ammonia tank and sent a 19‑year‑old to UC Medical Center while crews worked to contain the leak.

Hamilton County coroner says the toddler long known as "Baby Angel" has been identified as Velina Jeter, ending decades of anonymity and reopening the cold-case investigation.

Bomb technicians briefly closed streets near the Hamilton County Juvenile Court after a suspicious package was found; officials cleared the scene shortly after 9 a.m.

Public records show Iris Roley's sons listed estimated earnings topping $130k each across 14 months of part‑time work, renewing scrutiny of city contracting as officials balance the budget.

A North College Hill man was arrested Wednesday after police say he drove a motorized minibike into Lakeridge Nursing Home on Pippin Road; no injuries were reported.

The former leader of Middletown’s visitors bureau faces misdemeanor charges after an audit found missing records and alleged $2,819 in unauthorized debit-card purchases.

A new hotel bar in Montgomery is pouring classic cocktails with mid‑century style and a roomy patio. Expect Sidecars, Old Fashioneds and inventive mocktails.

A Sharonville man faces felony charges after investigators say he stabbed a neighbor with scissors in the front yard; bond was set above $1 million.

Core Specialty named Mike Powell, formerly of Fifth Third Bank, as its new executive vice president and general counsel. The hire replaces retiring founding GC Robert Kuzloski and strengthens the insurer’s legal bench.

Isaiah Marquice Pringle, 28, was indicted on multiple rape and unlawful sexual‑conduct charges tied to alleged incidents in Hamilton Township between June 2017 and June 2018.