Richard Chiles

The man accused of hitting and killing a Hamilton County deputy with his car as retaliation for the deadly police shooting of his son is due back in court Tuesday morning.

A family in Monroe believes their home was struck by lightning during Friday night's storms, igniting a fire that caused significant damage.

The Red Cross is one of many aid organizations actively putting their network into use, mobilizing to support southeast Kentuckians, about two hours south of Cincinnati.

AAA is predicting more than 45 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from their home between this coming Thursday and the following Monday. That number would set a new record for the holiday.

Cincinnati police are investigating a shooting that took place Saturday morning in Winton Hills.

At the Bridgetown Cemetery in Cheviot, this year's parade will take a different route: It will start at Bridgetown Cemetery and go all the way to Westwood Baptist Cemetery, in Green Township.

One year after vandals desecrated grave markers at Jewish Cemeteries in Green Township, family members and faith leaders gathered to rededicate that sacred space.

That's All Brother, the lead aircraft of the American liberation of Europe, made a historic stop at Lunken Airport, hosted by the Cincinnati Warbirds Association.

A former counselor at St. Xavier High School will learn her sentence Tuesday after admitting she slept with a student.

It's been a violent 24 hours in Cincinnati, with three separate shootings resulting in three injuries and two deaths.