Chris Riva

This is another ripple effect of the pandemic.

A judge ordered a psychological evaluation for Gosney after she tried to change her plea to pursue an insanity defense.

Ohio's auditor says if fraud numbers had been revealed sooner, it could have saved millions of dollars and protected thousands.

There is a weight limit of about five pounds for each delivery.

Cicadas are expected to emerge soon in the Tri-State.

We are less than a week away from the primary.

The proposal is for a walk of fame to recognize the accomplishments of African American musicians from the area.

A guilty plea on Thursday came exactly 5 years after the execution-style murders in Pike County.

'You have an elected official who committed a felony. It’s just appropriate he be suspended'

Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine special report.

It has been 20 years now since the 19-year-old was shot and killed by an officer

The projects range from bridge replacements to bike path improvements.

The hospital is one of just four sites in the country to begin dosing children ages 5-11.

Officials say it’s commonplace to forward constituents’ issues, but the optics could be damaging nonetheless.

The latest data released Thursday by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services shows the new claims are decreasing dramatically.

The website is a one-stop spot to allow Hamilton County residents and businesses to get help.

Flannery has been battling 'a very serious case of COVID-19' and will have to learn how to walk again

There are 17 cities vying for a bid, but only 10 sites in the United States will be selected.

Sittenfeld has pleaded not guilty and agreed to a voluntary suspension from office pending the outcome of the charges against him

Kimberly Henderson's last day will be March 8

Band is one of the many school activities that was impacted by COVID-19.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services believes at least 29,000 of last week’s claims are fraudulent.

A spike in the number of traditional unemployment claims filed last week is suspected to be the result of fraudulent activity.

It’s taking up to 70 days for Ohio to process four out of every 10 claims.

FOX19 NOW Investigates revealed that as of the first week of February, there were more than 400,000 unread emails that were sent to the unemployment office.

Pat Barry passed away on Feb. 20.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services believes at least 77,000 unemployment claims filed in February are fraudulent.

Sittenfeld agreed to a voluntary suspension from office pending the outcome of the charges against him.

“Our transportation department is $500 million underfunded presently,” Boone County Representative Sal Santoro said.

The crash happened earlier this month on I-71.