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A juvenile was hospitalized after an accidental shooting behind Woodland Elementary School, Butler County. A stolen firearm was found, the incident is under investigation.
Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find April White, missing since June 3, from Mt. Auburn. Contact Detective Metz at 513-979-4400 with info.
Politics & Govt in ...
Algeria Wilson received the 2025 UC Blue Ash College Outstanding Alumni Award for her impact on social work and public policy.
Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a sexual imposition suspect at Nice Life Bar on October 5, where a victim was inappropriately touched.
Retail & Industry in ...
Fifth Third Bancorp is acquiring Comerica for $10.9 billion in a notable all-stock deal, creating the 9th largest U.S. bank with about $288 billion in assets.
Cincinnati Police seek public assistance in a breaking and entering case on Sidney Rd., requesting information via Detective Bittinger at 513-263-8349.
Two minors were injured in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, both are expected to recover. Police are investigating and seeking public information.
Community & Society in ...
Hamilton's upcoming 17STRONG Heritage Walk invites residents to explore Second Ward's history and celebrate community through walking, biking, or driving tours, ending with a social hour.
The Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft on W Corry St and urge residents to assist by providing information to Detective Wolf at 513-569-8627.
Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing woman Kennesha Johnson, last seen in Mt. Auburn on September 29. They request that anyone with information contact Det. Howell.
A University of Cincinnati student, Adam Wolshire, secures a co-op with Lego in Denmark, fulfilling his dream and contributing to the company's legacy of joy and creativity.
Parks & Nature in ...
Cincinnati Zoo welcomes two orphaned Montana black bear cubs to their new habitat, Bear Ridge, and emphasizes the importance of wildlife conservation and human-wildlife coexistence.
Cincinnati's Medical Debt Relief Program clears nearly $220 million for over 100,000 residents, addressing economic disparities as part of the city's Financial Freedom Blueprint.
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