Jennifer Edwards Baker

Team coverage on river flooding through the morning on FOX19 NOW

This comes as Ohio receives 96,100 doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine this week

'All of us first responders want to find this little boy and give closure to the community and for the little boy’s sake'

'He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and outdoor activities. Most importantly, he loved spending time with his family.'

The case is now under investigation as a homicide

The river is expected to crest in CIncinnati early Thursday

The cause and damage estimate remain under investigation

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

'The governor has our ear'

Work will wrap up in November

Nine people filed to run for mayor, but only six of them turned in 500 signatures required from registered voters to make it onto the ballot, according to elections board staff

Police say they will be working with trained searchers in an attempt to recover James’s body.

It will run through Sharonville, Sycamore Township, Blue Ash, Evendale, Reading, Amberley Village and Golf Manor

Cincinnati saw a record-breaking 2.08 inches of rain on Sunday

A lawsuit from a parent accuses the district of breaking the law by not allowing students to be in class full-time

The officer submitted his resignation to Chief Dennis Sean Rahe effective Feb. 26.

The officer was treated and released at a local hospital

William Siefert of Dayton, Ohio, and Timothy Ehn, 48, of Union, Kentucky also billed millions in unnecessary medical testing to Medicaid, according to their indictment

Impairment is believed to be a factor, and one of the drivers faces charges, police say

'It’s time to stop talking and start acting'

John 'Ned" Donnelly is on administrative leave from his job

'He died doing what he did best, helping others'

Educators from Lakota, Fairfield and Middletown will be lining up for shots

No arrests were announced so far

Fire officials say the young boy suffered second and third-degree burns

No one was hurt, a Metro spokeswoman says

The five council members became known as the “Gang of Five” after they were named in a 2018 lawsuit by an anti-tax activist. The suit sought their private text messages and emails to prove they were privately conducting publicly city business.

Jones will have to quarantine until at least Monday, March 1.

The trailer has an Ohio license plate: SXR9248

Omar Armstrong of College Hill, 36, is scheduled to return to court March 18