Cincinnati police increase foot patrols in Over-the-Rhine to combat rising crime and foster community ties, focusing on evening commerce periods for greater visibility and engagement.

A Cincinnati man, Anthony Marcus Kelly, was arrested for issuing violent online threats against ICE officers, facing charges including threatening to assault and murder U.S. officials.

Protests over ICE detention of a former chaplain sparked clashes on Roebling Bridge, with Officer Zachary Stayton caught on video in an altercation with protester Brandon Hill, leading to Stayton's administrative leave.

Anthony Kelly of Cincinnati faces federal charges for allegedly threatening ICE agents and a federal official, with social media posts suggesting intent to harm. A search revealed a firearm, reinforcing the serious nature of the threats.

Lightning sparked a fire at Fairfield Inn in Oakley, Cincinnati, damaging six rooms. The incident, which occurred on Sunday around 4 p.m., was managed without injuries and contained by 5 p.m. Damages are estimated at $100,000.

A crash on eastbound I-275 at Wards Corner Road in Miami Township caused highway closure and delays. Two people were hospitalized, and alternative routes were advised.

A man was fatally shot in West Price Hill, Cincinnati, and he later died at UC Medical Center. Authorities have not yet identified a suspect or motive and are investigating.

Two Cincinnati CityBeat journalists were arrested while covering an ICE protest on the Roebling Suspension Bridge, raising press freedom issues. They face felony rioting and other charges.

Cincinnati Police appeal to the public on Twitter to identify suspects in a burglary at Elder High School's concession stand, urging anyone with information to contact Detective Dews.

A second teen was arrested for evidence tampering in a Wyoming shooting that killed Jaymir Deshea Hill. The shooting, believed to be an isolated incident, occurred during a meet-up turned violent.

Former Deputy Brigham Jones was sentenced to 90 years to life for child rape and sexual battery, highlighting the serious nature of his crimes as a trusted law enforcer.

Herman Brunis of Cincinnati was sentenced to a year and a day for COVID-19 relief fraud, including falsifying aid applications, and must pay nearly $300,000 restitution.

A protest in Cincinnati over ICE's detention of Ayman Soliman turned confrontational, leading to multiple arrests and reported violence including police injuries.