Chris Jacobs

Mount Lookout residents gathered Tuesday night for a meeting with Cincinnati city council members to address the impact of two rounds of flooding and explore solutions to prevent future occurrences.

An 84-year-old woman in Erlanger is being forced to leave her home of 53 years after the new ownership of her duplex terminated all leases, effective Aug. 31, leaving her and her neighbors to find new housing.

Ron Wyden’s idea of removing the ‘firewall’ between ObamaCare and employer-provided health plans would be a big step toward socialized medicine.

United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was in Cincinnati on Friday, hailing a “golden age of rail” while announcing a multi-billion-dollar investment into trains across the country.

Four former employees of 80 Acres Urban Farming have started a class-action lawsuit against the company in federal court.

New documents released to WLWT provide a clearer picture on the dispute between West Chester and the organizers of the Voices of America Country Music Festival.

New court documents are revealing concerns in the years leading up to the arrests of four people in a horrifying child endangerment case in Vinton County, Ohio.

New video released on Tuesday shows the moments when a former Hamilton County judge learned he was being arrested on charges related to prostitution.

I recently explained how Democrat attacks on the Trump administration for ending a bailout of Medicare Part D insurers have no merit.

The Cincinnati Bengals have introduced a new menu for the upcoming season, offering a mix of traditional favorites and gourmet options to enhance the game day experience.