A late-night ShotSpotter alert sent officers to the 1700 block of Vine Street. Investigators set up crime tape near Green and Vine as the scene was processed. Details about injuries were not immediately available.

A juvenile cyclist is in critical condition after a Middletown hit-and-run. Police arrested a Dayton man near a Kroger and say charges are pending.

An early-morning standoff in Pierce Township ended when deputies shot and killed an allegedly intoxicated, suicidal man, the sheriff's office said.

A Montgomery County man was arrested after more than 10 rounds hit a Jefferson Township home and three vehicles, no injuries were reported.

A Hamilton County judge sentenced Malik Blanchard to 47 years to life after he pleaded guilty in two separate Westwood shootings last June. Victims’ families read impact letters at the hearing.

A Dayton man was sentenced to 130 months after investigators intercepted more than 2 kilograms of meth and cocaine mailed from Las Vegas.

Sprinklers limited damage at the Planned Parenthood on Auburn Avenue after a one‑alarm fire Thursday, investigators say no one was inside and the cause is under review.

A 72-year-old Hamilton woman was airlifted to UC Medical Center after a pit bull bit her in the face on Willow Avenue. Animal control seized the dog and investigators are probing the attack.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty in federal court after surveillance footage captured him setting Pride and Ukrainian flags on fire last July. He faces a federal minimum of five years and separate state arson charges.

District 2 detectives released photos after an April 4 Edwards Road robbery, police say suspects assaulted an employee and took her phone. Tips are requested.

A suspect was arrested Wednesday after reports of someone being shot at on Nottingham Road in Roll Hill. Authorities say security-camera footage helped police locate and detain the person.

Quinten McCommons was sentenced to 10 years after court documents say he supplied meth to street-level dealers, police seized meth, scales and cash.

Dozens of couples say their wedding footage remains inaccessible after the FBI seized a videographer’s hard drives. A Chapter 7 filing lists affected clients.