Many at the meeting called the encampment, and the clutter it created, a major safety concern for the area.

Oxford Fire Chief John Detherage said a high service call to staff ratio stressed firefighters leading to two thirds of their veteran staff leaving in last two years.

New York City on Monday instituted a drought warning for the first time in 22 years, as brush fires strike within city limits and drinking water supplies run low.

The Ohio House Republicans have selected state Rep-Elect Matt Huffman, the current Senate president, as their new leader, but there's still one more vote ahead.

Police said the boy, who is around 4-foot and 44 pounds, was last seen at around 5:30 p.m. near his home on Wyndtree Drive.

Around 50 of the young patients ending up in the emergency room each year are shooting victims. This year to date, more than 100 kids under the age of 6 ingested cannabis.

Six Cincinnati restaurants were named to OpenTable's Top 100 restaurants of 2024. The list is based on reviews and customer insights.

A House Democrat is now moving forward with plans to try and compel its ethics committee to release the report on attorney general nominee and former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz.

The Ohio Department of Transportation says that the northbound lane closure of I-471 over the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge will be permanent.

Big Lots is continuing to close stores across the U.S. as it navigates Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but some locations may be spared.

Jared Fox, 42, pleaded guilty to sexual imposition in Butler County Common Pleas Court for an assault that happened in April at the Cryo Den on Main Street.

Dozens of racist flyers were found scattered across roads in a county just outside of Indianapolis this week.

Cincinnati officials announced resources that will be available as the city prepares for its first snowfall of the season.

A new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) showed several issues with how student loan payments are being handled by service providers.

Many Americans plan to shop local on Small Business Saturday. Shoppers are encouraged to share their experiences on social media by using the #ShopSmall hashtag.

Officials found that Patricia Kelly Bietenduvel of Hamilton had made several purchases on the club's credit cards, receiving cash back many times.

Judge Jonathan Hein made an unexpected announcement regarding the death penalty during an otherwise routine hearing ahead of the murder trial of George "Billy" Wagner III in Pike County.

Cincinnati City Council adopted a motion to allocate $500,000 to 'fill the gaps' of transgender mental health services in the community.

Scripps News and Decision Desk HQ project voters in Nebraska will not pass a measure that would have enshrined stronger abortion protections in the state constitution.

The Tri-State is home to several lights attractions that are sure to get anyone even The Grinch or Ebenezer Scrooge in the mood for the holidays.

Rep.-elect Sarah McBride, who will become the first openly transgender member of Congress when she is sworn into office next year, said she's "not here to fight about bathrooms."

A large storm came ashore in the Pacific Northwest late Tuesday and is now sweeping across the U.S. Learn where it is headed.

Susan Smith was denied parole 30 years after drowning her 2 sons by rolling car into a South Carolina lake.

In a warning letter sent to the company, the FDA said some of Tom's of Maine's toothpaste products were made with bacteria-contaminated water.

Updated renderings were released Tuesday for FC Cincinnati's $300 million mixed-use development at the corner of Central Parkway near TQL Stadium.