Connor Steffen

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.

The recommendations center on a variety of aspects of policing, including when misdemeanor stops should be initiated, what use of force policies should be in place and how Cincinnati should utilize contact card data

According to a ballpark spokesperson, attendees are allowed to bring two sealed plastic water bottles per person and small battery-powered fans to the concert, a part of Kahan's "The Great Divide Tour 2026."

According to a ball park spokesperson, attendees are allowed to bring two sealed plastic water bottles per person and small battery-powered fans to the con

The facility is slated to open in January and will serve children between 12 and 17 years old referred by Juvenile Court and Jobs and Family Services.

CINCINNATI — A Cincinnati man accused of trafficking illegal Machine Gun Conversion Devices to gang members was released on his own recognizance

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — Thousands of Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, received a last-minute extension of their work permits under Temporary Protected Status on Friday, hours before those permits were set to expire.

COVINGTON, Ky. — Covington community members will have a chance to weigh in Monday afternoon on a proposed Pike Street development that could become the new home of the city's farmers market.