Courtney King

Those delivering and picking up alcoholic beverages are still subject to open container laws, so drinks must stay sealed.

“The idea is to just really maintain that human connection.”

Due to the stay-at-home order Tri-State governors signed, most churches are taking a different approach to celebrating Palm Sunday.

Cincinnati’s oldest tavern has been doing a drive-by fish fry on Fridays

Because they could not worship inside, church leaders decided to bring prayers to the parking lot.

Police in Clermont County are doing their best to discourage violators.

As essential as truck drivers have become, the daily experience of being one is not what it was just weeks ago.

“They literally got out with the pajamas they had on and that was it. Nothing else.”

Parents can use the hospitals CincyKids Health Connect app to talk to nurses without leaving their home.

Cheryl Leksan knows the masks have shortcomings, but as she says: '(They're) better than nothing.'

Remote learning is becoming the rule rather than the exception as the coronavirus pandemic impacts Tri-State schools.

Mio’s Pizza in Anderson is the latest Tri-State business to get the TP train, handing out some with every carry-out order.

“You can’t help but think, ‘Really? Now? Seriously?’”

Because the woman is only 43, she does not fit the screening criteria.

Businesses want people to know they’ll still be up and running despite coronavirus concerns

The man was found completely nude but for one sock and a shoe.

The facility is limiting visitation only to those loved ones receiving end-of-life care.

The video shows a 26-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman yelling at each other. It escalates from there.

The Grant County Sheriff’s office says investigators don’t know how the baby died.

Video shows the man punch Destiny Hobbs several times before she forced him out of the store.

Police have not named any suspects in the case.

A photo shared on social media shows Dontarius Caldwell, 15, walking a blind woman across the street at the intersection of Hamilton Avenue and North Bend Road.

“You don’t realize how many people are there for you until something like that happens, and then you realize just how many people love you and support you all the time.'

The dog, named Blondie, has a recovery period before she can be adopted, but if you’re interested, you can fill out an application now.

Clermont Adult Residential Homes helps find housing for adults living with developmental disabilities.

The necklace is one of two given to each of Cameron’s younger sisters as a way for them to remember him... and right now, one of them is missing.

He says the attack happened so fast he barely remembers what his attackers look like.

Authorities say the girl is a student at Sycamore High School.

A Tollesboro man was arrested following a 5-hour standoff that ended peacefully, according to the Lewis County Sheriff’s Office.

People who worked with the nonprofit say they suspected her of stealing for years. Now that it's come out, they say they're furious.