Cincinnati Police seek public aid in finding Mylaijah Jordan, missing since September 27 and last seen in Over the Rhine. Contact Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.

Mexican national Gelacio Macias-Olivares was sentenced to 21 months in prison for repeatedly entering the U.S. illegally after being deported and for felony convictions.

Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old Teeanna Williams in Cincinnati. She was last seen in the Riverside area, wearing a black hoodie, black pants, and Jordan's. Call 513-263-8339 with information.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find a missing 17-year-old from Westwood, last seen on September 24, urging contact with Detective Kneller at 513-263-8338 for leads.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find Aylissa Turner, missing since September 20, last seen in Price Hill. Contact Det. Bittinger with information.

Anthony Brown pleaded guilty to murder and felonious assault for a double shooting at a Walmart in Butler County, resulting in a shopper's death and an employee's injury.

A bulldog with a gunshot wound was found tied to Cincinnati Animal CARE shelter, with staff and authorities requesting help to investigate the incident.

A couple is charged with child abuse in Cincinnati after three malnourished children were found, one now on life support.

Priest Father Edward Burns has been exonerated after an investigation found no evidence of misconduct related to "concerning websites" on his computer.

James Phillips pleads guilty to illegal transportation of explosives, as announced by the FBI Cincinnati Division.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find 15-year-old Norr'Aisa Simpson, missing from Bond Hill since September 22. No further details on her disappearance are provided.

A school bus and lumber truck collided in Clermont County, only the bus driver was injured, while the students were unharmed. The crash is under investigation.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Lola Coston, missing since September 12, from Walnut Hills. They encourage sharing information with Det. Metz at 513-979-4400.