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By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Police are looking for a person who they say attacked a man in Clifton Heights. The victim, who is an Army veteran, says the suspect was a disgruntled customer.
Making sure students are safe when they're walking to and from school was top priority Wednesday evening.
A SWAT standoff in College Hill Thursday ended with the discovery of three people stabbed to death inside a home.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
The Hamilton Police Department is investigating after a man was allegedly impersonating a police officer near a bus stop on Friday morning.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
A family is heartbroken and mourning the loss of a 5-year-old boy after he was killed in a drive-by shooting.
More than 400 cold cases are open in the city of Cincinnati, but a new task force is gearing up to bring that number down.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Sources confirm there were numerous car break-ins and guns stolen in Downtown Cincinnati during the Bengals game on Sunday.
Blue Ash Police keeping trick-or-treaters safe this Halloween BLUE ASH, Ohio — Halloween can be a dangerous night for the kids.
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
Community comes together to remember family members killed in College Hill stabbing
By: Rachel Hirschheimer
What to know before you head to the polls in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana on Tuesday
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