A woman was rushed to the hospital after a shooting on Alaska Avenue in Avondale. No suspect information has been released.

BLINK: Run the Night lets participants preview festival light installations two days before the main event opens downtown.

Carter Busch left home at 1:35 a.m. Monday; the car he was in was found wrecked and empty 39 minutes later.

New pedestrian-activated signals now guard three busy trail crossings, part of nearly 20 such devices added locally in 15 years.

Handel's, born at a Youngstown gas station in 1945, is finally coming to Cincinnati via a six-store deal with Royal Scoop LLC.

The Mexican restaurant is packing up its current Liberty Township digs but promises a fresh spot nearby soon.

The heated glass tent comes back with drag bingo, a full bar and a new ice rink two blocks away.

Hope Dudley says her son Daniel “Chaz” Dudley was killed by mistake at Galbraith and Vine in 2007. She's still fighting for his case to be solved.

The five-story Mount Auburn complex sits fully leased at the corner of Auburn Avenue and East McMillan Street.

Fog clears Tuesday before Cincinnati heats up to 91 degrees Thursday, then rain showers return for the weekend.

The 32-acre Wilder sports campus is now TAC Sports Complex, with new turf already installed and winter soccer sign-ups open.

Alisha King forged checks and ran up hundreds of thousands in unauthorized purchases before an employee spotted a suspicious $2,000 check.

Sebang Lithium Battery and Walmart received state tax breaks for projects in Fayette and Warren counties.