A dog was rescued from a well in St. Clair Township after being trapped 25-30ft below surface, not the initially reported 40ft. Fire and rescue crews, alongside Butler County Tech Rescue, coordinated the successful operation.

A worker sustained non-critical injuries falling at St. Paul Apartments, rescued by Cincinnati Fire Department's coordinated rope operation. Incident under investigation.

Two University of Cincinnati students allegedly broke into Fifth Third Arena, stealing alcohol and being caught on camera. They admitted to the crime and face charges.

Antonio Churchill was arrested for attempting to steal from Cincinnati's Paycor Stadium, with security footage showing forced entry. He faces a breaking and entering charge.

Cincinnati Police seek public help via social media to find missing 16-year-old Jaylynn Doyle, last seen over a month ago. Contact Det. Williams with info.

US Marshals served a federal warrant in Norwood, Ohio, arresting a male suspect for escape without incident. Norwood Police confirmed no public threat.

Sharonville Police thanked the community for support during winter storm Fern, citing gestures from residents and businesses that helped their efforts. They highlighted Officer Risk's positive review and the morale boost from online engagement.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office warns of online marketplace transaction-related robberies. They advise using Safe Exchange Zones and offer safety tips for conducting such transactions.

A woman died after her SUV entered the Ohio River in what is confirmed as an apparent suicide by the Hamilton County Coroner's Office. The vehicle was recovered after a six-hour rescue effort.

Smoke detectors alerted a family to a chimney fire in Harlan Township, leading to safe evacuation. Multiple fire units responded, hindered by cold temperatures and no hydrants. The incident highlights the importance of smoke detectors.

Brandon Begley has been indicted on three counts of aggravated vehicular homicide following a fatal car crash in Hamilton that resulted in three deaths, including a child.

A former doctor, Frederick Tanzer, was sentenced to 15 years for lying about his involvement in a 1989 rape, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime.

Cincinnati Police are investigating an Aggravated Menacing case from January 26, seeking public help to identify a suspect who threatened violence.