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Police say someone jumped into the car and tried to drive off

Hamilton County is ramping up COVID testing in partnership with the Health Collaborative.

The 280-ft. mural is dubbed ‘Electric Avenue.’

A federal program that has already had success in other cities could soon be on its way to Cincinnati.

Myron Green grew up playing in the same youth football league he would go onto coach all these years later, his friends say.

John Rewwer thought he was just tired. Turns out he was in as bad of shape as they come — and it took a team of doctors to save him.

DeWine said Tuesday he wants to "wait and see" on the issue.

"I truly believe none of the models will work"

School is a social experience, the teachers say. Take the social part out, you won't get the same results.

Teachers in Hamilton County explain why they are concerned about in-person learning this fall.

A Tri-State doctor says cloth masks aren’t enough to keep teachers or students safe when they return to school in the fall.

The Middletown School District said on Monday their plan to start the school year remains the same.

Music and food specials took over Findlay Market, while bars on both sides of the river got in on the socially distanced fun.

The Board of Education voted in June on a blended learning format which will bring students back to the classroom

Duke Energy, which provides electricity to more than 860,000 customers can resume disconnections on August 10.

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.