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Middletown Police seek help finding Riley, last seen between Verity and University. No further details on her disappearance provided. Public asked to contact Amanda Jo or police with info.
Cincinnati police search for a suspect after a triple shooting in Winton Terrace, with one victim critically injured and two with non-life-threatening wounds.
A fatal multi-vehicle crash in Forest Park left one dead and several injured, including a pregnant woman, on Friday night at Winton Road and Kemper Meadow Drive. The sheriff's office is investigating.
An 11-year-old girl named QueenEr'Re Reed was shot and killed on New Year's Day in Cincinnati, sparking community calls for justice and an investigation.
Stray dog turned in to Campbell OH Police on New Year's Day reunited with family after police's social media outreach.
Cincinnati Police seek information on a suspect who open-handedly struck a victim on Whetsel Ave. on December 28.
Cincinnati Police seek public help identifying a suspect in a theft at a local business on December 23. The case details and suspect image are shared on social media.
The Middletown Police announced on social media that Jenny, who was missing, has been found safe, highlighting the importance of community response in such situations.
Middletown Police seek the public's help in finding "Skippy McHitskipperson," a truck involved in mailbox vandalism.
An 11-year-old girl, Queener’Re Reed, was fatally shot near Laurel Playground in Cincinnati. No suspects have been identified, and community leaders lament the recurring violence.
Aisha Devaughn was jailed again for violating her bond by leaving Ohio. She faces charges for a violent brawl that injured two. Her trial is set for February.
Cincinnati Animal Care seeks information on injured dog found at a school bus lot, asking the public for leads on the 2-year-old female dog's owner or how she got hurt.
A Cincinnati man, Andre Redmond, was charged with the murder of LaKeisha Malone using a homemade club. The incident occurred in Evanston, and Redmond was given a $2 million bond.
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