A Cincinnati man accused of stealing a woman's phones and car is charged with posting her nude photo online, court documents show.

A Hamilton County jury awarded $10 million to Terri Price’s family after finding hospital staff failed to treat her medical needs in a geriatric psych unit. The family says missed antibiotics and fluids led to her death and wants policy changes at Good Samaritan.

Monsoon Bay's ribbon-cutting is set for May 18. Middletown residents will get $5 child and $10 adult day passes under a 20-year YMCA agreement.

Police released photos after a shopper was assaulted inside the Hartwell Kroger on Friday. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips. Contact numbers include Det. VandeRyt and Crime Stoppers.

A child was shot Tuesday night on Desmond Street in Madisonville and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, Cincinnati police said.

Federal indictments say Michael Goss and Felix Burnette had Glock conversion devices that turn pistols into machine guns after a March traffic stop near Reading Road.

A Latvian national was handed 8.5 years after prosecutors said he negotiated ransoms for a ransomware ring that cost victims roughly $56 million. Local firms were among those hit.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning, with the heaviest rain tonight. Gusty southwest winds may slow the evening commute.

Cool morning in Cincinnati, highs near 78°F with scattered storms and gusty winds.

Cincinnati police are searching for 23-year-old Jevoy Evans after an April 19 fight that reportedly included biting and multiple strikes to a victim's face. Authorities ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

Middletown’s school board announced G. Elgin Card as the district’s next superintendent. He’ll take over on August 1, 2026, after a community‑centered search.

Harrison schools canceled classes after a beloved math teacher suffered a medical emergency and died at school. The district is offering grief counseling and keeping the building open for students and staff.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to stealing 769 pieces of bank-bound mail from the Sharonville postal hub. He’ll pay at least $235,000 in restitution and faces sentencing.