Brian Hamrick

Dana Kiner, a local woman, has been found not guilty on charges of forgery and theft after falling victim to a scam involving a fake Hollywood connection with actor Shemar Moore.

Grace Episcopal Church in College Hill has temporarily suspended its operations after a sexual assault involving two juveniles inside the church was not reported to the diocese for several months, leaving community members and volunteers shocked and disappointed.

A healthy baby was anonymously delivered to the Union Township firehouse through the Safe Haven Baby Box, marking a significant moment as another department dedicates a new box.

Cincinnati is preparing for snow removal season with new technology and training after last year's winter storms paralyzed the city for days, which city leaders called a complete failure.

Cincinnati city leaders will share their plans to improve their response to winter weather Thursday.

A man was shot to death in his vehicle near Sycamore and Third Street a few hours after the Bengals' Thursday night game, marking the latest incident in a series of violent crimes downtown.

The 4th Street Bridge, a key connector between Covington and Newport in Northern Kentucky, will close in three months for demolition and remain closed for over two years until a new bridge is built.

The founder of a Cincinnati non-profit who is running for U.S. Congress is now in the Hamilton County Jail.

A competition called "Pave the Way" is underway in Cincinnati, where six teams are presenting innovative ideas to tackle the city's escalating pothole problem, which has seen the number of potholes jump from 12,000 to 42,000 in the last two years.

Fall festivals are underway at farms around Boone County, but a local problem with pumpkins is causing concern as dry conditions have dramatically reduced the pumpkin crop on farms without irrigation.