City Manager Sheryl Long wants Cincinnati to accept the federal money, which covers up to $125,000 per new hire.

Matthew Mullenix's own body camera allegedly captured him striking an inmate who had wrapped a shirt around his neck at the Batavia jail.

An officer was checked out but not hospitalized after a suspect assaulted them early Wednesday near a Clifton White Castle, then fled.

The SUV was left abandoned on Powhatten Place after fleeing state troopers early Sunday. Kettering police now want the public's help identifying the juveniles.

A man was punched repeatedly and beaten on the ground at a Harrison Avenue Shell station, and it is not the property's only violent call this year.

Leashia Johnson is the subject of a Cincinnati Police search.

Chief Patrick Carr says the cameras cracked an ATM robbery and a serial masturbator case, but one resident wants stricter rules.

Anderson Township highlights Emergency Services Day.

Brandon Estes used a pocket knife to free a driver trapped after her car flipped into a Green Township Skyline Chili. The Fessel family is being honored too.

Oakley residents say rotting trash is fouling sidewalks and blocking kids from playing outside.

Gregory Lucas hid a knife behind a St. Leon gas station before a Facebook Marketplace meetup turned into a violent struggle with troopers.

Police detained one person after the late-night crash near Reading Road, but the cause remains unclear.

Deputies fought flames with fire extinguishers while working to free the trapped driver.