A Middletown man has pleaded guilty to federal child exploitation, with coercive tactics against minors online, resulting in a recommended 26-year sentence.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify a suspect in the theft of a Ring Floodlight Camera on June 28 from Hillside Avenue, asking for tips and providing a contact for Detective Gettys.

Antonio Riano was sentenced to 18 years to life for a 2004 murder in Butler County after being extradited from Mexico where he evaded capture for years.

A vehicle crashed into a Cincinnati business, injuring the driver seriously and causing minor injuries to a customer. The cause is under investigation.

A Middletown domestic dispute led to Ronald Kerr allegedly shooting his wife and firing at police, ending in both Kerrs' deaths and no officers injured.

Domestic violence in Middletown ends fatally with a suspect and his wife dead after a standoff with police involving an exchange of gunfire. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations is probing the incident.

Kettering, Ohio, celebrates well-kept properties with a Neighborhood Pride award, welcoming nominations from residents until August 1 to recognize those contributing to the city's appeal.

The incident in Middletown involved a man killing his wife and then being fatally shot by police after firing at them. Both the suspect and his wife were found deceased at the scene.

The missing 13-year-old Tommy Wagoner III from Cincinnati's Westwood neighborhood has been safely returned home after a community-wide search effort aided by social media.

Authorities discovered a body believed to be 8-year-old Hershall Creachbaum, a non-verbal Dayton boy with autism, missing since Saturday. A person of interest is detained.

Ajani Grimes is charged with the murder of transgender woman Lauren Schueler in Cincinnati, with a $2 million bond set. The motive is unclear, with the LGBT community concerned about hate crime implications.

A 72-year-old sex offender, Clyde Herald, faces new charges for stalking a girl at a Target in Covington, with a string of past convictions since 1996.

A 14-year-old boy in Wyoming is charged with murder after a gun sale turned fatal, shooting 15-year-old Jaymir Hill. He admitted the act post-Miranda, and may be tried as an adult. The incident is his first with juvenile court.