No victims were found after officers swept Betton Street, but the West End campus has faced gun scares before.

Teresa Todd supplied crack cocaine to up to 20 people a day from a Quality Inn & Suites room, prosecutors say. Her adult daughter allegedly helped run it.

Ryan Fireprotection's new Union Centre Boulevard facility unites 53 relocated workers under one roof in Fairfield.

Cincinnati will heat up to around 94 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms arrive overnight and bring a flood risk Thursday.

The September 8 Chamberlayne Avenue shooting follows a separate shooting on Jennie Scher Road two days earlier.

Anton Glynn Miles used rental cars and Lyft drivers to move fentanyl from Detroit into southern Ohio before his 2025 capture in Kentucky.

CMX Cinemas ran the 15-screen theater for more than a decade before its exit, but the new lawsuit only covers its final months.

Cincinnati police say Donald Birch Jr. drove off after brandishing a weapon at a repossession agent, and now faces a felony robbery charge.

Crews are underway on a new College Hill branch built to anchor the neighborhood's business district, though no opening date is set yet.

Lebanon's council says it trusts its own police, not Flock Safety, after the vendor ignored 54 written questions for three weeks.

Brian Hoehler, who co-founded a West Side food pantry serving 12,000 people a year, begins chemo and radiation this month.

Findlay Market and Montgomery shoppers are urged to check pantries after Kofinas pulled a garlic-infused oil sold for a full year.

District 3 detectives want to identify a man tied to a theft on a Metro bus near Montana Avenue.