Cincinnati Bengals player Cam Taylor-Britt was involved in a crash with conflicting reports about who was driving. No injuries or charges have been filed. He had previous traffic violations and recently pleaded guilty to reckless driving.

William DeFoor, indicted on federal charges for vandalizing VP Vance's home, could face 30 years. His attorney cites mental health issues; prosecutors argue for custody due to safety concerns.

Elwood Jones, after being exonerated, is suing Ohio for wrongful imprisonment following nearly three decades on death row, citing errors in the original investigation and seeking compensation.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find Kajuan Mizell-Thornton, for multiple charges, including theft and assault. Tips can be reported to Det. Bell or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.

UC researchers discovered a 3,500-year-old tomb in Greece with artifacts from the Mycenaean era, including items linked to the Griffin Warrior and other ancient tombs nearby.

The University of Cincinnati opened a new nursing room for mothers, initiated by alumna Dorothea Langsam, granddaughter of the university's former president.

Ohio faces a severe cold snap with snow showers, prompting the National Weather Service in Wilmington to issue warnings and advisories due to gusty winds and slick roads.

A shooting at Cincinnati's Government Square on January 3 led to the arrest of suspect Ronrico Hampton for felonious assault after an argument on a bus.

A man from Loveland, Ohio, was sentenced to nearly 22 years for sexually exploiting a child, with efforts by multiple agencies, under Project Safe Childhood.

Butler County Sheriff's Office runs "Warrant Wednesday" on Facebook, asking the public to aid in locating wanted individuals, with the latest post seeking info on a specific person.

Butler County residents protested to end the county's ICE contract after a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, facing opposition from Sheriff Jones and limitations cited by commissioners.

Paul Creed, 37, died in a motorcycle crash in Ohio when his BMW motorcycle collided head-on with a Saturn Astra driven by a teenager. Creed was not wearing a helmet. The crash is under investigation.

Cincinnati settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Quandavier Hicks, killed by police in 2015, for $1.45 million without admitting wrongdoing.