Cincinnati Police Seek Public's Help to Locate Suspected Felony Probation Violator Richard Baker
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.
Suspected Money Laundering Kingpin Yan Lin Faces Federal Charges in Cincinnati for Alleged Multimillion-Dollar Operation
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.
Kettering, Ohio Residents Over 50 to Benefit from Free Tax Help Through AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program
Kettering, Ohio, residents over 50 can access free tax preparation through the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program, with IRS-certified volunteers providing assistance with complex tax situations.
Kettering's David's Cemetery Celebrates 200 Years with Time Capsule Burial and '200 Stories Campaign'
David's Cemetery in Kettering, Ohio, commemorates its 200th anniversary, coinciding with America's 250th. It aims to continue honoring the past with a time capsule and a '200 Stories Campaign' for public story contributions.
Cincinnati Confronts Park Safety Crisis After Second Child Fatally Shot at Laurel Playground
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.
Cincinnati FOP President Accuses City Manager of Secret Settlement Talks in Police Shooting Case
FOP President claims City Manager Sheryl Long is secretly negotiating a settlement with Ryan Hinton's family, which she denies; Ryan's father, Rodney Hinton, is charged with murdering Deputy Larry Henderson.
Butler County Sheriff's Office Celebrates Promotions Among Officers, New Roles Strengthen Commitment to Community
Several Butler County Sheriff's Office officers received promotions, including James Davenport to Patrol Corporal and Mitch Wells to Detective, reflecting their commitment to community service.












