Richard Chiles

A man has been rushed to the hospital after an overnight shooting in Mt. Adams.

The man accused of pointing a gun at Cincinnati police in Fountain Square during Taste of Cincinnati weekend is set to be resentenced Thursday after immigration enforcement placed a hold on him earlier this week.

The Cincinnati Warbirds' annual Lunken Airport Days returned over the weekend.

Sunday night's storms caused some damage around our area, especially in our northern Kentucky communities, where they were strong enough to knock down trees.

Cincinnati's top leadership will speak at City Hall Tuesday to provide a new look at the city's response to the recent spike in violence.

Cincinnati police are investigating a shooting in downtown Cincinnati Sunday morning.

Summit Park in Blue Ash hosted the 13th annual Cincinnati Food Truck Association Food Fest on Saturday.

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

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 will march downtown Monday for the department's annual memorial parade as the community continues to grieve the loss of Deputy

A Cincinnati police officer has been injured after an early morning crash in Walnut Hills.

For 300 young athletes and their parents, the Loveland High School football stadium became a field of dreams on Saturday.

Hamilton County Great Parks staffers and volunteers joined a multi-state effort to clean up trash along the banks of the Ohio River on Saturday.

A high-speed chase, a crash, and a daring attempt to hide under the Brent Spence Bridge caused an hourslong shutdown Monday night.

Middletown High School's marching band will depart the Queen City Sunday to march in their most important performance yet.

While major roads, such as highways, are mostly clear, some side streets can still prove to be a problem for drivers Tuesday morning.

The holiday rush has led to some dangerous moments for law enforcement patrolling the highways.

With just four days left to ring up sales, the holiday shopping season is racing to a close.

University of Cincinnati's Blue Ash campus opened up their labs on Sunday for the annual Canine Corps Clinic, drawing attention to the bond between police canines and their human first responders.

Monday, the school board may vote on a major restructuring plan that would impact more than 30 schools.