A Dayton law firm now represents 79 former patients suing Howard Saal and Cincinnati Children's Hospital over alleged abuse.

A person was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries after gunfire hit East Seymour Avenue near Roselawn Park.

The Orlando-based chain is building eight themed rooms next to Fairfield Commons, and the owners want it to fund kids' books, too.

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.