Cincinnati Bengals player Cam Taylor-Britt was involved in a crash with conflicting reports about who was driving. No injuries or charges have been filed. He had previous traffic violations and recently pleaded guilty to reckless driving.

William DeFoor, indicted on federal charges for vandalizing VP Vance's home, could face 30 years. His attorney cites mental health issues; prosecutors argue for custody due to safety concerns.

Elwood Jones, after being exonerated, is suing Ohio for wrongful imprisonment following nearly three decades on death row, citing errors in the original investigation and seeking compensation.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find Kajuan Mizell-Thornton, for multiple charges, including theft and assault. Tips can be reported to Det. Bell or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.

A shooting at Cincinnati's Government Square on January 3 led to the arrest of suspect Ronrico Hampton for felonious assault after an argument on a bus.

A man from Loveland, Ohio, was sentenced to nearly 22 years for sexually exploiting a child, with efforts by multiple agencies, under Project Safe Childhood.

Butler County Sheriff's Office runs "Warrant Wednesday" on Facebook, asking the public to aid in locating wanted individuals, with the latest post seeking info on a specific person.

Paul Creed, 37, died in a motorcycle crash in Ohio when his BMW motorcycle collided head-on with a Saturn Astra driven by a teenager. Creed was not wearing a helmet. The crash is under investigation.

A crash on I-275 near Five Mile involving a vehicle and a deputy's cruiser resulted in minor injuries, a temporary road closure, and an ongoing investigation.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks public help to identify a suspect accused of using stolen credit cards on Christmas at a mini mart on Victory Parkway.

A woman choking on a french fry crashed her car into a Wilmington gas station awning, causing its partial collapse. No injuries were reported, and the awning was set for removal.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on suspects involved in a January 12 package theft on Probasco Street and have released images to the public for assistance.

The trial of Alex Tchervinski for a viral downtown Cincinnati brawl has been postponed again, now set for February 10 due to a key witness's safety concerns.