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The councilmember reportedly asked to be excused from the council meeting and slipped out a side door, but she was served with a subpoena all the same.

The massive development will bring the first new apartments to the Kenwood area in nearly 60 years.

The driver charged in the wrong-way crash that killed a Mason family of three on St. Patrick’s Day 2019 was found competent to stand trial.

The sheriff's office knows how much 8-year-old Naomi loves unicorns, and on Saturday they surprised her with one!

The club has big plans for the area north of the stadium, including a 10-story building it says could host a variety of uses.

The shelter is expanding its space and services to address a serious homelessness problem in the region.

Boone County deputies reportedly seized thousands in illegal narcotics Tuesday.

It's the latest in a recent spate of restaurant closings around the Hyde Park neighborhood.

The former chief must repay the Village of New Vienna in full and serve out a suspended prison term at a correctional facility.

Testimony at a hearing for one of four teens charged with murder revealed details about what allegedly happened that night, including a sixth teen unknown until now.

Officers were called to Shadymist Lane early Thursday.

Trevor Fraley is charged in what, according to Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones, is one of the worst cases of child pornography his office has ever seen.

If only she'd picked a time when 16 police officers *weren't* already inside.

LeRoy Garrison Jr was working alone in a bucket truck in Mt. Airy when he came into contact with live electrical wires.

It's the second arbitration case the city has lost this week concerning the use of racial slurs by CPD officers.

It's been a political football for years. Now city leaders hope it can be a Cincinnati success story.

"Cincinnati has a special place in my heart."

The expansion will double the center's convention space, allowing it to attract a whole new type of business.

The gift aims to help develop an entrepreneurial ecosystem for minority businesses.

“Cincinnati is a bright spot for clean energy, not only in Ohio, but among cities across the country."

The scheme involved stealing checks from the mailboxes of businesses and residences

Everything that's opening, everything that's closing, and how the zoo saves on its electricity bill during the two-month event.

The two-hour affair involved three fire departments and two county agencies.

The city says drivers should find an alternate route.

The deal allows the music venue to move forward while giving the city assurances about development of the Banks' remaining empty lots.

"This is what we do as law enforcement. We protect those that cannot protect themselves."

The suspect remains at large.

Police believe the two victims sustained their wounds in the same incident.

The introduction of DeVillers comes a month the region's former chief federal prosecutor, Benjamin Glassman, stepped down.

Animal control found the 1-year-old dog emaciated, sick with a fever and locked in a cage without food or water.