Amber Jayanth

A woman says she was attacked by a former employee at City Limits Laundry in Corryville.

“Yes, it’s in our own backyard, and it’s hard for people to even grasp that."

Local police agencies in Northern Kentucky are teaming up to slow down drivers on I-75.

Neighbors say a 71-year-old Tony Kirby was fixing a garage on 3rd and Mechanic streets moments before it collapsed and killed him

They've already had to throw out all their furniture.

James Bussman, 55, was arrested at his home in Elsmere Thursday night.

The corporate giant announced plans Tuesday to move several hundred jobs outside the city in an effort to cut costs and boost profits.

Two young girls who were on the bus recall the incident and mourn for the man they say will be missed.

Reports indicate the man has been hanging around a local skate park that’s popular with kids in town.

Cincinnati police are looking for a man who they say shot at a mother and her newborn child Thursday afternoon in Westwood.

The Transit Authority announced they are preparing to eliminate several routes due to low ridership

“What I want people to take away from my story is, do not give up on your dreams."

Captain Bridget Bardua’s lawsuit alleges she was the 'target of the unusually aggressive, deceptive, disingenuous and at times fraudulent audit of overtime assignments and wages in 2017'

2,900 dead, 55,000 hospitalized, 6.4 million sickened. Doctors are calling it the worst flu season in 10 years.

The protest comes after President Trump ordered an airstrike in Iran that resulted in the death of a top military commander.

James Lee Dunlap's daughter, Liscia D. Willis, 49, stabbed Dunlap repeatedly until he died then began moving her things into his house, court records say.

Dozens of kids were able to get free haircuts and hairdos just in time for the holidays in Over-the-Rhine on Saturday all while supporting a great cause.

The union says from 2015 to 2017, more than 16 Cincinnati bus drivers have been assaulted during their shift.

Governor Mike DeWine is wrapping up his first year in office and he’s talking about his biggest challenges and what the future holds.

The Trump administration rule would toughen the work requirements for adults without children who are currently eligible for SNAP benefits.

More than 1,500 coats were given to families in need during the nineteenth St. Vincent de Paul winter coat distribution Saturday morning at the YMCA in the West End.

The Better Business Bureau, BBB, is warning customers of scammers trying to bring in some cash this Cyber Monday, after a record-breaking $7.4 million spent on Black Friday.

Visitors shopping or dining at the Bellevue Entertainment District can now openly carry alcoholic drinks while they walk outside along Fairfield Avenue.

More than 1,000 meals were collected at the Crossroads Church in Oakley for their twenty-fourth annual Thanksgiving Food Drive Sunday morning.

The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect involved in spray-painting swastikas, racial slurs and demonic symbols on a church in Kings Mills Saturday.

Cincinnati is on its way to run on 100-percent renewable energy by 2035, according to the mayor

A family of six was displaced following a fire at an Evanston home early Sunday.

The Shelterhouse in Queensgate received a huge donation Saturday morning to help feed the homeless.

It’s a crime police say is easily preventable

Leaders of Maslow's Army continue to call for Cincinnati leaders to open an emergency winter shelter so homeless people would have a warm place to stay before December.