Several people were injured in two separate shootings at Covington bars; both incidents occurred early in the morning with no arrests reported. Authorities are investigating.

A man named Michael Swearingen died from a shooting in Sayler Park, Cincinnati. Police have a person in custody who's cooperating, but no charges or motives have been detailed yet.

A second body was found in the Ohio River near Cincinnati, with the cause of death under investigation as a potential homicide. The incidents may be connected.

A man was fatally shot near Smale Park in Cincinnati; 29-year-old John Banks III died from his wounds at the scene. Police are investigating without suspects and seeking information.

Four teens were detained for vandalism at the Brown County Fairgrounds, causing over $10,000 in damage, including destruction to property and a gazebo fence. They face misdemeanor and felony charges, leading to increased juvenile curfew enforcement.

A 39-year-old man was shot by a relative in Cheviot; the suspect is under arrest facing domestic violence and assault charges. The victim is expected to survive.

Raymond Huff Jr. was arrested for allegedly causing panic and bringing a gun onto school property during a youth football practice, according to court documents.

A former Coldstream Country Club employee and his wife were ordered to pay $4 million for embezzling over $800,000, as national arrest warrants are issued.

Police are investigating a body found in Two Mile Creek in Hamilton with no foul play suspected; they urge those with information to contact the hotline 513-868-5811.

A Rumpke driver was robbed and assaulted at gunpoint in Cincinnati's Clifton neighborhood. The driver sought medical care and was later released. No suspect has been identified; the investigation is ongoing.

A Cleves woman, Stephanie McBride, is charged with aggravated vehicular assault after causing a serious collision while allegedly under the influence of methamphetamine and marijuana.

A deadly motorcycle and van collision in Butler County has left one dead and another critically injured; drugs and alcohol were reportedly not factors.

Former Milford city manager Michael Doss faces a felony importuning charge after being accused of trying to solicit sex from a minor. An undercover task force investigation led to the charge.