A Colerain Township Marine pleaded not guilty after detectives say an online tip led investigators to videos on his devices and a pandering obscenity charge.

A person was shot Friday on East University Avenue in Corryville, police detained a suspect and the victim was taken to the hospital. Investigators are still working the scene.

Attorney General Dave Yost says nine Medicaid providers were indicted after an investigation found $181,512 in alleged improper payments, including falsified timesheets and a stolen debit card.

Police released a photo after a rifle was pointed at a victim on Yarmouth Avenue. Detectives are asking the public to call with tips.

Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey is proposing expanded deputy patrols in Over-the-Rhine, but staffing and county-city budget decisions will shape whether they return this summer.

Cincinnati police released surveillance stills after shots were fired in the 200 block of East 7th Street. Detectives say tips and video could help identify the shooters.

Red Cross and Cincinnati fire officials say a concerning rise in fatal home fires across southern Ohio has prompted a push for free smoke alarms, escape plans and neighborhood outreach.

An 80-year-old Silverton woman says an online romance cost her more than $80,000 and left her suicidal. Officials say romance scams remain a growing threat and list steps to report them.

West Chester police are searching for a man they say killed his ex‑girlfriend’s puppy and assaulted two people. Authorities say the suspect is wanted on animal‑cruelty and assault charges.

A second suspect has been arrested in the downtown drive‑by that killed Justin Johnson, his family says they will mark his birthday each year. Police say two brothers are charged.

A one‑punch attack in Urbana left a man unresponsive and airlifted to Miami Valley Hospital. Authorities arrested a suspect and are investigating.

Cincinnati Public Schools told families that an out‑of‑town officer who said they worked for ICE visited several schools for wellness checks, the district says no students had direct contact.

An Ansonia volunteer firefighter has been charged with aggravated murder and arson after prosecutors say a house fire exposed the body of longtime coach Ericka Kramer. The arrest has rattled the small community as investigators continue their probe.