Police found a body near a Wendy's dumpster in Cincinnati. The deceased, identified as Blevins, appears to have died accidentally, with no suspicion of foul play.

A Colerain Township officer shot one dog dead and injured another after the dogs attacked a man and killed chickens. The Hamilton County Dog Warden is investigating and stressing pet owner responsibility.

A man was hospitalized with a leg wound after a shooting in Elmwood Place last night, with no suspect named and details scarce as police investigate.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing teenager Kapulani Phillip, last seen in a gray hoodie and sweatpants. If you have information, please get in touch with Det. Williams.

The Cincinnati Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate missing 16-year-old Tayveonna Daly and urges anyone with information to contact Detective Williams.

Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Jahmeisha Gunn and request public assistance to find her, last seen March 10 near Montgomery Rd.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public assistance to identify two suspects in an aggravated robbery at 2800 W. McMicken Ave on March 8. Images have been shared online. Tips can be directed to Detective Murphy at 513-352-4581.

Cincinnati Police are asking for public help in catching a suspect in a package theft from a mailroom on Central Parkway. They share an image of the individual for identification.

Evonte Young was arrested in Fairfield after striking multiple vehicles, including a medical van, causing several injuries during a chaotic pursuit by police.

A dog attack in Colerain Township leaves Emily Rentschler severely injured, Locals express fear as the dogs remain with the owner under quarantine, despite police efforts to have them removed.

Former ICE officer Andrew Golobic was sentenced to 12 years for obstructing a sex trafficking probe and exploiting his position to coerce women into nonconsensual sexual acts.

A woman was convicted for a fatal crash in Ohio that killed two college students. She was found guilty of vehicular homicide after driving at 107 mph and running a red light.

Richard Louis Crosby III, a disbarred Cincinnati attorney, was sentenced to over three years in prison for identity fraud across multiple law firms, involving deceptions and financial damages of nearly $171,000.