Chris Riva

A new cross will be put up on top of the St. George Church in Corryville Saturday after wind damaged the previous one.

FOP President Dan Hils argues the officers should not be investigated by the complaint board until the criminal case wraps up.

The announcement sets up a possible political battle with one judge who has reported people to ICE in the past... and says he won't stop.

Lakota West freshman Brayden Martin started a GoFundMe to help a student at school he saw bulled. It got the attention of some NBA superstars.

Ripley police are looking for a man who used counterfeit money at several Brown County businesses.

Out of the 1.8 million students who take the test every year, only about 1,000 get the highest possible ACT score.

The hospital staff considered how they wanted to recycle the mats and decided their love of animals would inspire their donation.

70 applicants born in 32 different countries took the oath of allegiance, many with their families in attendance.

The Reading Chapter of the American Legion is one of the oldest chapters in Ohio. Now it's getting its first refresh in more than 30 years.

Attorneys for the city and employees say the city and its workers are protected under government immunity and their actions are not criminal or recklessly negligent

In a community without direct access to fresh food, this community garden produces thousands of lbs. of fruits and vegetables every year.

Mount Notre Dame High School held a celebration for Rose Lavelle that they called 'Rose, White, and Blue."

He served as Cincinnati’s city manager from 2014 until he resigned in 2018 amid controversy and a public dispute with Mayor John Cranley

Hear that telltale jingle down the street? It might not be an ice-cream truck after all.

City officials say vacant and blighted buildings, like the warehouse that caught fire Wednesday, are a problem for cities all across Ohio.

Northern Kentucky University has shut down Oak and Sycamore Halls at the Woodcrest Apartment complex. They plan to close a third building, Willow Hall, in June.

What makes nearly 200 people jump into a freezing lake in the middle of winter? We asked, they answered.

A judge ordered the release of Elizabeth Buller from jail before her court hearing, which is mandated by state law in most cases

“It has been a pleasure to serve and a perfect career."