Winton Hills community mourns the death of 5-year-old Arty Stanford III, killed in a drive-by shooting while sleeping. His family and school remember him fondly as police search for the perpetrators.

U.S. Attorney Parker honored individuals for their roles in public safety during an awards ceremony, including officers and agents recognized for their bravery and excellence.

Kenyada Hinton was charged with falsely reporting police misconduct after claims of assault during her DUI arrest were disproven by bodycam footage and an independent review.

Rumpke Waste and Recycling is addressing a cybersecurity incident but assures that customer payment information is not impacted and services will continue.

Bailey Zimmerman joins HARDY as a headliner for the 2025 Voices of America Country Music Festival, exciting fans with his fast-rising country music popularity.

Patience Haney, a 28-year-old with multiple disabilities, was found safe after being reported critically missing.

The community discussed safety after Lakota students were hit by cars, considered new measures, and advocated for 'Aspen's Law' to increase penalties for school zone infractions.

A woman, 20, was critically injured after being hit by a Jeep in Oxford near Miami University; drugs and alcohol were not factors in the incident under investigation.

Hamilton, Ohio, is expanding its EV charging infrastructure with a $1.5 million federal grant. It is adding four new stations and planning for six fast chargers by winter 2024 while also growing its city fleet of electric vehicles.

A new mural of Pete Rose was unveiled in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, celebrating the baseball legend's legacy.

Jeffrey Wogenstahl, convicted in 1993 for the murder of 10-year-old Amber Garrett, seeks a new trial, claiming that jurors missed vital eyewitness accounts.

Graeter's and Skyline Chili may concoct a unique Cincinnati chili-flavored ice cream, briefly listed on Kroger's website, inciting mixed reactions from consumers and a statement from JD Vance.

A 75-year-old Ohio woman, Ann Mayers, was sentenced to 4-5.5 years for an armed bank robbery, with some charges reduced and credit for time served. She claimed financial desperation drove her to the crime.