Valerie Lyons

Bobby Hensley and Lisa Barker said their property in Aurora was destroyed overnight Thursday — their home, garage and two barns reduced to rubble.

The shootings happened within a matter of hours across multiple neighborhoods, creating what Kober described as a difficult weekend for officers responding from one violent scene to another.

The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling allows the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, clearing the way for the loss of protections that have allowed hundreds of thousands of immigrants to legally live and work in the country.

For Springfield's Haitian community — estimated by local leaders to include about 15,000 people — the ruling could mean the loss of work permits, driver's licenses, and protection from deportation.

For Haitian TPS holders in Springfield and elsewhere, immigration attorneys say the answer is complicated.

LINCOLN HEIGHTS, Ohio — The work at Jackson Street Farm was never just about growing food.

UNION TOWNSHIP, Ohio — As temperatures climb across the Midwest during a dangerous heat wave, some residents at a Union Township apartment complex say they have been dealing with another problem for months: broken air conditioning and unanswered maintenance requests.

A recent deadly crash that left one woman dead and seriously injured three others — including a child — is renewing concerns about safety along one of Northern Kentucky's busiest commercial corridors.

Nearly three years after she was raped, the victim is speaking publicly for the first time as she and her family sue the University of Cincinnati and the companies that own and manage The Deacon.

Former Hamilton County prosecutor, judge and longtime sheriff Simon Leis Jr. was remembered not simply for the public offices he held over more than four decades, but for the discipline, conviction and unwavering sense of duty that defined both his career and his personal life.