A man has been indicted on murder and several arson charges in a fatal Westwood apartment fire at the end of last year.

The shipment contained 29 pounds of cocaine.

On Tuesday, DeWine announced a new initiative to help Ohioans who are looking for a job.

A teen will serve three years in juvenile detention for killing a woman at Hocking Hills last year on Labor Day.

Two men have been sentenced after authorities said they had sex with the same 14-year-old girl.

Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 272 into law which will prohibit any public official from closing places of worship in the state.

Holiday for Heroes offered the scholarship to Brady Williams and Jarad Bentley.

Hamilton County discussed vaccination preparedness.

Last week, DeWine asked Ohioans to get a flu shot as soon as possible.

The programs will be free on the orchestra’s website and social media channels.

The identity of the person remained unknown for over 23 years.

The retailer will receive a $1,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

All items are shelf-stable and ready to eat, with no refrigeration or additional preparation required.

The deadline for deposits is Oct. 16, however, a deposit does not guarantee a seat.

The agreement was reached in a civil rights suit filed on behalf of a wrongfully imprisoned man.

Blanchester Superintendent Dean Lynch said he is aware of the charges.

The 2020 Oktoberfest Newport has been canceled due to concerns with the pandemic.

All eligible individuals are being asked to donate blood immediately.

Paige Jones, 27, was shot in the 3500 block of Burnet Avenue.

The proposal was first introduced back in March but was put on the back burner when the pandemic hit.

Sports stadiums may not be filled with fans, but you can still catch a game at Fountain Square.

Butler County Judge Ronald Craft has extended the Juvenile Court mask order.

The Better Business Bureau says it’s a phishing scheme that’s after your password.

All four branches ­are serving as drop-off locations until further notice.

According to CBP, the specialists found multiple prohibited wildlife products.

According to the Ohio Department of Health, there are 11,826 coronavirus cases and 288 deaths.

Citations were issued to residents and those participating for being in violation of the mass gatherings ordinance.

Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil says a passenger remains at large after an early morning traffic pursuit that began in Lincoln Heights.

Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio is hosting “Community Strong, Violence Won’t Last Long” violence prevention fair.

According to Isaacs, there are no teachers in the group of confirmed cases.