Amber Jayanth

Food left cooking on a stove started the blaze, said Fire Battalion Chief Tim Beach

Two other students were charged Monday with making threats referring to a possible school shooting at Ryle, a 15-year-old and a 17-year-old.

A threat referring to a possible school shooting directed at Ryle students started circulating on social media Sunday about 10 p.m.

NAACP leaders across the state are rallying against a proposed “Stand Your Ground” gun bill that is being debated in the Ohio Senate.

Police say the teens were not in the crosswalk when they ran into the street.

A mother is outraged after someone sent her a video of an adult fighting her child, allegedly beating her with a stick.

Fairfield police need help identifying a man caught on camera walking up to homes in the neighborhood.

Thousands across the Tri-State took a break from stuffing their bellies this Thanksgiving to stuff their shopping carts.

Some residents in Price Hill are growing more frustrated with a constant ringing noise.

Two men were caught on camera rummaging through cars Monday morning on Belvedere Street in Mt. Adams.

The Hamilton craze is sweeping Cincinnati.

A 71-year-old Covington woman who was last seen leaving her home on Monday has been found.

Duke Energy is still working to restore power throughout the Tri-State. In the meantime, the YMCA is leaving its doors open Thursday night to help those who have not had their electricity restored yet.

We're hearing from the family of the 19-year-old man who was hit by two cars, while crossing the street last week.

A minor is in custody after police say he and another person trespassed onto school grounds Friday morning at Fairfield High School.

Ludlow residents say they are fighting to make the city an inclusive community for all dog owners. Several spoke out Thursday night against the city’s pit bull ban during a public hearing.

Starting this week the National Weather Service is adding snow squall warnings to its list of winter weather alerts.

Early Sunday morning, officers arrested a man who was threatening to shoot victims who self-identify as transgender.

A Hamilton County man is accused of restraining his grandmother in her vehicle and broadcasting the incident on Facebook live.

UPS is handing its own blackface controversy.