Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing Eva Ream-Jones, last seen in English Woods on Christmas Day with a walker, wearing a green coat, blue jeans, and gray shoes.

Milford police responded to a gun scare at Cinemark Theater; it was an airsoft BB gun and the man cooperated with authorities, with no active threat found.

Cincinnati PD seeks public help in finding Kyra Rice, missing since December 12, last seen in the West End. Citizens urged to contact Detective Oliver with info.

Cincinnati Police appeal for help to find missing 16-year-old Adreanna Betts, last seen on December 21 on Helen Street, with growing concern for her well-being.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing teen Promise Smith-Champion, last seen on Dec. 21, near 47 E. Hollister St. Authorities encourage tips to Det. Oliver at 513-352-4567.

A car crash near Kenwood Towne Center resulted in one fatality and one critical injury. The deceased, Connor Walchle, lost control of his vehicle, which hit several utility poles.

The FBI's Cincinnati office arrested six individuals as part of Operation Relentless Justice, a national effort against child exploitation that led to 293 arrests and 205 victims rescued.

Rodney Hinton Jr. faced new charges for assaulting two corrections officers, additional to being charged with Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson's vehicular homicide.

The Hamilton Police Department is seeking help to find 16-year-old runaway Paityen Robinson, last seen in all black clothing and a blue wig, possibly heading to Cincinnati.

A woman was fatally shot at the Park Eden building in Walnut Hills; Cincinnati Police are investigating the incident. No suspect details have been released.

The article recounts the arrest of a man nicknamed the "Grinch" for stealing Carhartt clothes, captured after a foot chase by the Butler County Sheriff's Office, who posted the story on Facebook.

Cincinnati Police seek a suspect for a break-in at the Children's Theatre, with tools, alcohol, and a TV stolen. A suspect image is released, and Detective Bell leads the ongoing investigation.

Newly reviewed records suggest the 1994 murder victim Rhoda Nathan did not have hepatitis B, contrary to evidence used in convicting Elwood Jones, who was on death row for her murder.