Qasseem Dixon pled guilty to manslaughter in the drive-by shooting of 9-year-old Da'Miyah Barton-Pickens, facing 30-35 years in prison. The attack, not random, was part of a retaliatory drug dispute.

A 17-year-old boy was killed in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati's Westwood neighborhood, with police responding to ShotSpotter alerts of 14 shots fired.

Cincinnati man Carmelo Anderson is charged with tampering with evidence in a shooting that injured a two-year-old; bond set at $10,000. Police Chief Theetge condemns the violence.

An NFL player was removed by police from a Cincinnati parish amidst a scandal involving allegations of pornography against a priest, despite the Archdiocese's defense and call for rumors to cease.

Ohio House added an amendment to a budget bill restricting access to criminal records until after appeals, which could impact work by groups like the Ohio Innocence Project.

A 26-year-old man died from a gunshot wound after his car struck a house in Forest Park. The police are investigating the incident and urging community cooperation.

A motorcyclist was hospitalized after colliding with an SUV in Harrison. Thick fog prevented Air Care from flying, the road was closed for three hours during the investigation.

Police sought help finding a missing pet, Diddle. A 16-year-old chipped pet, Diddle was found after a community search effort and social media appeal.

A 2-year-old child was hospitalized after being shot in Villages at Roll Hill, Cincinnati. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects in custody.

Two individuals were hospitalized in serious but stable condition after a shooting in a Norwood home; police secured all involved, indicating no public threat.

The Western Hills Viaduct in Cincinnati is undergoing inspections by ODOT due to structural concerns, affecting local traffic and raising safety fears among residents.

Police and SWAT ended a standoff with an aggravated robbery suspect, Corey Clark, on Victory Parkway in Cincinnati after he entered a building. No injuries were reported.

Four Bethel residents face animal cruelty charges for keeping 45 animals in poor conditions. Some defendants pleaded not guilty, others await arraignment. Rescued animals are rehomed.