The Kettering Police Department seeks help identifying a hit-and-run suspect from an incident at McDonald's on Wilmington Pike, urging witnesses with information to contact them.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a theft suspect caught on camera, urging public help with any information by contacting Det. Adams at 513-263-8329. Images of the suspect and getaway vehicle have been shared online.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in identifying a suspect from a car break-in and stolen credit card case on November 12, using surveillance footage shared online.

Cincinnati Police seek public help via social media to solve a burglary, directing tips to Detective Edwards at 513-979-4426. No specifics about the incident were shared.

Cincinnati Police search for missing 14-year-old Sarah Woody, last seen in pink pajamas in Price Hill on May 8. The public is urged to contact Det. Williams with information.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Marcus Moore, wanted for escape and drug possession, warning not to approach him due to danger.

A car crashed into Deluxe Nail Salon & Spa in Cincinnati, injuring three people. The salon temporarily closed for cleanup, with services moved to their Madeira location.

Lavontez Davis pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and strangulation in the 2023 killing of Jason McKinnon, after an altercation post-FC Cincinnati match.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find a thief who stole money from a car on Vine Street, with Detective Cronin leading the investigation. They've shared a photo and request tips at 513-569-8616.

Joseph W. Boggs was arrested without incident for a twelve-count indictment, including rape and kidnapping in Middletown. The police urge witnesses to contact Detective Kirby.

Oxford Police seek public help in identifying a person of interest in a theft via a Facebook post, offering anonymity for tipsters. Details remain limited to preserve the investigation.

A person died in Adams County after a high-speed chase led to a barricade situation and an officer-involved shooting, following a safety concern call.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that homeowners near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport can sue the City of Cleveland for damages due to the airport's expansion affecting their properties.