An elderly man suffered severe injuries after being ejected from his car in a three-car crash in Fairfield Township. Police suspect a medical condition as the cause of the accident.

An Adams County Deputy was in a crash while responding to a call without using lights and sirens. The incident and contributing factors are under investigation. No serious injuries were reported.

A three-vehicle collision in Butler County led to serious injuries and one person being ejected from a car. The drivers involved were taken to UC Medical for treatment, and the accident is under investigation.

Cheviot police responded to a stabbing incident, arresting suspect Danyou'll Mimes with the help of a K9 unit for felonious assault and domestic violence.

Four white male Cincinnati Police veterans are suing the city and Police Chief for alleged discrimination in job assignments and promotions, favoring minority and female officers.

KeyW Corporation settled False Claims Act allegations by paying $512,000 after reportedly providing misleading prototype information to the Air Force.

Cincinnati Police seek public help identifying a suspect who stole patio furniture from 5956 Belmont Ave. A white SUV is linked to the early morning theft.

Trial for Rodney Hinton Jr., charged in the death of Deputy Larry Henderson, is set for Oct 6. He pleads not guilty to the charges, which may carry the death penalty.

A man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a SWAT standoff near Oak Hills High School, resulting in nearby road and school activity closures.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing system outages, leading to canceled procedures and scam calls. They are working on containing the breach.

Health officials are responding to a sewage discharge at Winton Woods Park, advising against contact with the lake water and suspending water activities as a precaution.

The autopsy of Ryan Hinton, who was shot by police, revealed three gunshots; the second shot, entering his left chest and exiting near the sternum, was fatal. Discrepancies between initial reports and the autopsy have led to further investigations.

Cincinnati mourns 18-year-old Ryan Hinton, laid to rest amid controversy following his fatal shooting by police, which also led to his father facing charges for allegedly retaliating against law enforcement.