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.

A two-car crash on State Route 749 in Pierce Township injured four people, who were then hospitalized. The investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol is ongoing.

James Courtney confessed to murder after being arrested for a bank robbery in Cincinnati; he's linked to the death of 66-year-old family friend Russell McCollum.

Cincinnati Police seek Richard Baker for a felony probation violation, primarily in Northside, Camp Washington, and Covington, Kentucky. Public assistance is requested, with tips to Det. Jones or Crime Stoppers.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find Travis Swinson, missing since November 15 and often seen in the CUF area.

Yan Lin is accused in a federal indictment of running a scheme that laundered millions of dollars in profits for Mexico-based drug traffickers through the U.S. and China, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio.

Cincinnati Police are searching for a missing woman, Ms. Hill, from the Over-the-Rhine area and have asked the public for any information to assist in the case.

Isaac Davis addressed the Cincinnati City Council demanding improved park safety after his son and another child were fatally shot at the same playground. The city has installed security cameras in response.