Jennifer Edwards Baker

The veteran West Side Republican officially filed for reelection in 2020 on Tuesday

According to a coroner’s report, Harvey Sander, 70, died in a suicide and his wife, Patricia Sander, 73, died in a homicide.

Julie Groteke, 42, had a blood alcohol content of .328, court records show

The suit alleged a fan suffered severe and permanent injuries requiring extensive treatment when the ball struck the right side of her face at Great American Ballpark

Damage is set at $80,000, fire officials say

It’s been 15 years since Mason voters passed an operating levy

Temperatures could dip a few more degrees by daybreak

A controversy has developed over Cincinnati Police Department's gun range

The victim was identified as Charles Michael Meadows Jr

Damage to the building is set at $30,000

The Fairfield Police Department is getting into the holiday spirit

It's the second arbitration case the city has lost this week concerning the use of racial slurs by CPD officers.

'Please keep them in your prayers,' school officials said in a tweet

The crash was reported just before 4 a.m.

Last year, a federal jury convicted the company, its owner Doug Evans and other company executives on all counts charged in a fraud case

Cincinnati fire officials expressed concern last month that there were several areas in the city without enough water pressure or volume to fight fires

Meg Whitman 63, reportedly purchased a minority 20 percent stake in the soccer club for $100 million

A spokeswoman for Edgewood schools declined to comment due to an ongoing investigation

The club permanently shut down March 31, 2017

Tickets will go on sale at Dec. 13 at 10 a.m.

Residents are advised to boil water for about three minutes before drinking

One person was hurt in a dispute over 'a girl,' dispatchers say

Bond was set at $1.5 million Tuesday for Brandon Evegan-Matthews

Four other workers were hurt

One of the region's largest public companies has agreed to an acquisition deal

Students and staff are getting an unexpected day off

A Campbell County judge rejected a plea deal in the case earlier this year

Rita Newcomb has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors

Officers responded to Grafton Avenue about 5:15 a.m. Monday

If convicted on all charges, the former basketball player faces up to 35 years in prison