Chris Riva

The program is for engaged residents who are interested in running for council and want a deeper understanding of the city’s government.

He is now the third Cincinnati City Councilmember to be arrested on corruption charges this year and the second one this month alone

He is the third council member arrested on corruption charges this year - and second in the past 9 days

When the bridge was built in 1963, it was designed to handle 80,000 cars a day.

This is the second time this year a Cincinnati City Council member has been accused of corruption related to city development projects

The Miami University student's disappearance remains a mystery 67 years later.

A local organization is offering rides to the polls on election day.

Due to the way Ohio's Congressional maps are drawn, the race could be the first in a decade to change party hands.

Airline and convention executives are hoping to make the case that flying and gathering for business is safe again.

The pandemic has changed how the season will go, but it hasn't changed the message at its core.

Good-faith effort or fraudulent conspiracy? Depends who you ask in Patriot, Indiana.

Elaine Chao said the DOT needs to see more before funding a new bridge for the region.

Johnson's mother says it feels like she's living out a nightmare as the anniversary nears of her daughter's death.

After decades of business and serving customers, the Sky Galley will be closing its doors.

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.