A house fire in Middletown claimed two lives, including Doug Daughetee. Responding firefighters worked to rescue the occupants amid heavy smoke. One firefighter was injured, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Cincinnati Police seek help identifying a suspect in a May 27 credit card theft. The card was used at a Kroger store, and a surveillance image has been released.

Assistant Fire Chief Sherman Smith of Cincinnati's fire department has been placed on paid leave pending an internal investigation, the nature of which has not been disclosed.

Two people were hospitalized with minor injuries after their car became trapped under a semi-truck on I-71 in Cincinnati. The incident caused a lengthy highway closure.

A fight in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills led to a shooting, with two men hospitalized in serious condition. The incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

A Cincinnati couple could face 17 years in prison for their baby's drowning death; they were charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, and child endangering.

Tyquan Jones-Alexander, 14, was identified as the victim of a fatal shooting in Cincinnati's Avondale. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing teen Kierstyn Michael, last seen June 29 entering a black car. The public is urged to provide any information that may assist.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify suspects in downtown property vandalism, where individuals were seen on camera throwing bricks at vehicles.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help identifying a theft suspect who stole a cell phone on June 26 at 1 W. Corry St. A social media post includes an image of the suspect.

Cincinnati PD seeks help in locating missing Evanston resident William Oakley, last seen in a black shirt and Doc Martin shoes, possibly in Clifton. The public was urged to contact Det. Metz with info.

Charles Johnson was charged with the murder of Jorrie Hope after a fatal shooting in Cincinnati's Hartwell area.

Fireworks set off by unaccompanied teens caused panic, mistaken for gunfire, at the Red, White, and Blue Ash event. Several arrests were made, and an officer was injured. Police and witnesses describe the chaos and subsequent investigations.