Todd Dykes

Booked hotels and crowded roads right after the eclipse: Those are things to keep in mind if you're just now starting to game plan for Monday's heavenly spectacle.

The city's bus system has been described as a model due to the partnership between the workers' union and the management team.

A Wyoming High School student accused of kidnapping a former teammate has decided not to take a plea deal.

Tying up legal loose ends, ten days before a West Chester quadruple murder suspect goes back on trial.

Cincinnati Country Day students are getting used to a new policy that requires them to hand over their phones during school hours.

Two of the three teenagers accused of sexually assaulting a teammate after baseball practice last spring will face a judge Wednesday morning for sentencing after taking a plea deal in February.

It's a busy time for backhoe operators in the Queen City as Greater Cincinnati Water Works is on a mission to replace almost 40,000 service lines

She added that work is underway to give Cincinnati an edge when NFL owners consider future draft locations.

A doctor from Tulane University's School of Medicine shared research that shows food insecurity increases the odds of someone getting shot

The debate about what kind of access middle and high school students should have to cell phones has picked up a lot of steam. But would it work at large school districts like Cincinnati Public Schools?