James Kenney allegedly posed as an inmate's lawyer to get a private visit — then admitted to sexual activity behind bars.

Cincinnati starts the week cool and clear, then heats back up by the weekend. A limited thunderstorm chance arrives Thursday afternoon.

Philip Smith carried a bullet in his back for 13 years before infections took his life. His mother says his attacker is still walking free.

Roers Cos. wants to build seven buildings on the old Regency Village nursing home site, but the land isn't zoned for it yet.

Cincinnati African American Firefighters Association hosted a week of workshops, a besties brunch and a documentary premiere honoring its elders.

The 1964 fan club wants naming rights on a $250K-$350K Walnut Hills softball field upgrade. Park commissioners want the numbers first.

A Union Township man tracked down through credit card records and BMV photos won't face felony charges over a dismantled license plate camera.

The Louisville brunch chain is converting former Maple Street Biscuit Co. spots in Northern Kentucky and Warren County.

Runners can dress as cattle for the Cattle Drive Moo Mile before Camp Washington's new state fair takes over Valley Park.

Jamille Henderson faces murder charges after a neighbor found Julian Vineyard bleeding inside a West Grand Avenue home in January.

Investigators say two men made off with a vehicle near Hermosa Avenue, and now they want the public's help tracking them down.

Jarret Buttrey, 27, faces felonious assault and animal cruelty charges after a $100,000 bond was set in Warren County.

Anthony Karavish walked away from a Grayson Lane memory care facility. Police fear his safety is at risk.