Ruth Miller pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to charges relating to her son's death, which she is accused of causing during a "spiritual delusion."

A SWAT team responded to a domestic violence report in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine, closing streets and searching for an armed suspect, who was not found.

Walter Rodgers from Trotwood faces federal firearm charges for his role in a Dayton gas station shootout, with prior felony convictions. His case may be linked to his missing former girlfriend, Cierra Chapman.

Middletown Police are seeking public assistance to locate missing 17-year-old Jada Price, last seen September 3, 2025, wearing a grey hoodie and black pants.

The Kettering Police Department warns of a text scam about unpaid traffic tickets; they emphasize that genuine fines are not handled through text or phone.

Man arrested after a SWAT standoff in Mt. Orab for threatening people with a gun, charged with aggravated menacing, resisting arrest, and child endangerment.

A truck crashed into Overflow Ministries Covenant Church, leaving one unconscious. No hospital transports were reported, and the coroner was later called to the scene.

Gerald Olin Finley was charged with murder and felonious assault after a fatal shooting at Deerfield Township Fire Station. The victim was pronounced dead on scene. Finley is detained and a court appearance is scheduled. The investigation is ongoing.

A car crashed into Baru Sushi in downtown Cincinnati, sending three to the hospital. Authorities are investigating the cause, including reports of street racing.

A 17-year-old died in a car crash in Green, Ohio, where alcohol is believed to have been involved; the incident is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

A 13-year-old was ejected from a truck in Clermont County and hospitalized, with the cause of the accident under investigation.

A former Cincinnati doctor, Frederick Louis Tanzer, pleads guilty to making false statements to federal agents about a 1989 rape case linked to him by DNA evidence.

Desean Brown was ruled competent for trial in the 2020 murder of Nyteisha Lattimore and her son, despite his defense's concerns over his communication abilities and mental state.