Danielle Dindak

Covington, Kentucky, is introducing hybrid and electric vehicles to its city fleet as part of a pilot program aimed at saving taxpayer money and addressing rising fuel costs.

Rising gas prices are accelerating — and the impact is being felt far beyond the pump.

A concerning situation unfolded on Wednesday at Cincinnati’s City Hall, when a woman tried to bring a sword into council chambers.

Nearly four years after a tornado destroyed Goshen Township Fire Station 18, the department has opened its doors to a new facility, symbolizing the community's resilience and determination.

Cincinnati City Council is reviewing security measures at City Hall after a person brought a concealed sword into a council meeting last week, prompting concerns about safety and threats toward city employees.

The intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Burnet Woods Drive has been renamed to honor fallen Hamilton County Sheriff’s Deputy Larry Henderson, who was killed in the line of duty last year.

The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is unveiling its plans to open city pools and recreation centers for the summer.

Cincinnati city leaders are facing a $30 million budget deficit, prompting them to make cuts and leave positions vacant while ensuring core services remain intact.

The man accused in a fatal shooting on a Metro bus earlier this month has been arraigned on additional charges.

For nearly a century and throughout every season of life, one Northern Kentucky couple has stayed side by side.