Deonte Wilson, already imprisoned for a 2022 Northside murder, now faces charges tied to a 2017 South Fairmount shooting.

Cincinnati and Xavier police cleared the scene quickly after a person was shot in the leg on Dana Avenue in Evanston.

Detective Kyle Smith called the William Evans-Ellis case one of the worst he has seen, prompting a look at Cincinnati's peer-support safety net.

A 17-year-old Aiken High student's drawing of her home, smoke and all, became the cover of a hip-hop album now hanging downtown.

A Marine combat engineer says the county's veterans event helped fix a claim that stalled 15 years ago. This year's gathering moves to TQL Stadium on Aug. 15.

Cincinnati faces dangerous heat, repeated thunderstorms and a flood threat through Wednesday morning, with damaging winds possible Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Parkmont will bring 90 detached homes and preserved woodland to Liberty Township, with sales starting fall 2027.

A steep, wooded riverbank near the SR 48 bridge stalled rescuers until a sheriff's drone pinpointed the victim for a ladder-truck pick-off.

Cleveland State is the only Ohio school with a clean bill of speech-policy health, while OSU and 13 others land in a cautionary yellow zone.

Swift Creek Partners closed on four industrial buildings spanning West Chester and Grove City, backed by a $65.7 million Fifth Third loan.

A minor medical procedure sidelined the 81-year-old rocker just hours before showtime at Riverbend. Ticket holders won't need new tickets.

Shoppers fled a west Hamilton Kroger after a report of someone threatening to open fire inside. Police cleared the store with no arrest.

Cincinnati will reach 93 degrees Monday before repeated thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible damaging winds move in through midweek.