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CINCINNATI — Cincinnati city officials are working to dig out of a lingering fleet maintenance issue, with hundreds of vehicles either past their

Family and friends are remembering Rodney Jordan, known as "Bossman" and "Rocky Rod."

Kai Eddine came off a ventilator this week after being rescued from a fire at the Presidents' Square Apartments on May 21. Investigators are still working to determine the cause.

On Monday, a judge sentenced Domynic Elahee to 21 years to life in prison, in front of the victim, Jaeden Smith's, family.

Cincinnati faces a summer of road closures tied to the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project. Here's what drivers need to know about upcoming impacts.

BLINK returns this October with a new opening ceremony and more than 90 artists from all around the globe, from right here in Cincinnati to Spain, France and Germany, and

The Ohio Senate informally passed legislation on Wednesday, which means it stays on the calendar and can be voted on at a later date.

The more than 60-page analysis, produced by Campaign Zero, a nonprofit focused on police reform, found that in 2025, CPD officers stopped Black people 3.4 times more often than white people.

House Bill 359 will create a statewide emergency alert system to send emergency notices out when children who have autism or other developmental disabilities go missing.

CINCINNATI — Communities across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky gathered on Friday to mark Juneteenth with educational bus tours, block parties, freedom walks and community discussions.