Chris Riva

See someone not wearing a mask? You won't be calling 911.

"We need to be vocal about what we are seeing and begin to heal our city"

In 74 years, the 24-hour restaurant had been closed just once before.

A surge in fireworks sales is concerning first responders across the Tri-State.

"There is life here, and I am excited that people are now seeing it outside of Middletown.”

It was all caught on video at Taco Bell on the corner of Montgomery Road and Sherman Avenue on Sept. 21, 2019, according to the lawsuit.

The average time people are waiting on the phone to reach a call center worker is 24 minutes. On May 28th, it was 48 minutes.

Marge Schott Stadium honors a "racist," says current team captain Nathan Moore.

"I love the community I live in... and I will return.”

It’s the first time UC has seen more than 20,000 students in summer courses in its more-than 200 year history.

Chris Ryan honored fallen service members with a dawn-to-dusk salute in Clermont County.

Nearly 90,000 of the 1.2 million Ohio jobless claims have yet to be processed

One graduate's mother called the moment “a bright spot on what has been a weird couple of months.”

Justin Fussinger was in and out of Kenton County Jail within hours after his arrest.

Neo is an autonomous cleaning bot that frees up CVG staff to focus on high-touch areas.

Business owners say they just want a firm reopening date. Right now, they don't have that.

The brewers hope beer can bring people together... again.

Ted Richardson is one of the first patients to have gone through The Christ Hospital's clinical trial.

Northern Kentucky is destined to look a lot different in the coming years.

“We have to get the message out that the hospitals is safe.”

If there is an unemployment agent qualified to resolve Wilbur Bobo's issue, he hasn't found them.

"I was in total shock after, and I said some things that were not true."

There have been 974,000 unemployment claims in Ohio over six weeks.

His family says Wednesday was a "rally day."

Fidelity Investments is adding 300 jobs to their Covington office.

Hoxworth Blood Center is seeking convalescent plasma from patients recovered from the virus.

Instructors are doing their best to keep children in a learning state-of-mind.

“Where have all of the heart attacks gone? They have not gone away.”

"The money is going out, it is just slower than we would like to see.”

A Springboro High School senior is spending her time at home, sewing medical masks for local doctors and nurses who are working directly with COVID-19 patients.