Cincinnati Police seek help in finding missing 13-year-old Eve Hill, last seen December 18 at 1505 Vine St. Call Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.

A man died in a head-on collision in Goshen, with alcohol and drugs suspected to be factors; the other driver is hospitalized and under investigation.

A Blue Ash man, David Mitsnefes, faces federal charges for allegedly hiding cameras in a home to record minors for exploitation and pornography. He was caught partly due to security footage and found possessing additional abuse materials.

Cincinnati CBP seized over $407,000 worth of illegal pharmaceuticals, including contact lenses and misbranded drugs.

Jonathan Link has been convicted of the 2001 murder of Shannon Anderson, as announced by Kettering Police. New digital forensics helped solve the two-decade-old cold case. Sentencing is set for December 23, 2025.

The Kettering Police are seeking Eric Lee Miller for felony obstruction and drug possession, and a misdemeanor related to a probation violation. They advise the public to report sightings but not engage with him.

Cheviot Police seek public help to identify people linked to a small fire at Cheviot Field House, requesting information about individuals seen before the incident.

Ohio is set to launch the "Escaped Convict Alert Program" next year, automatically notifying residents of nearby prison breaks through their smartphones, similarly to Amber Alerts.

Cincinnati Police seek witnesses for a break-in at a United Dairy Farmers store on Cleves Warsaw Pike, urging information be reported to Det. Dews at 513-352-6401.

A three-alarm fire in an Oakley home displaced five people and caused an estimated $200,000 in damages, despite no serious injuries. No smoke detectors were found in the building.

Anthony Brown has been sentenced to 26 years to life in prison for fatally shooting a shopper and injuring an employee at a Fairfield Township Walmart in 2022.

The Kettering Police Department shares notable crime reports weekly on social media to increase transparency, while noting not all incidents are included and some details are redacted for privacy.

Jonathan “Eric” Link was found guilty of the 2001 murder of Shannon Anderson after advances in digital forensic technology aided the long investigation.