Lauren Artino

Blue Ash Firefighters and Sharonville Firefighters participated in the 2020 National Stair Climb for Fallen Firefighters at Summit Park.

Police are investigating after three people were shot in Clifton Heights overnight.

Hoxworth needs 450 donations a day to meet demand and every blood donation can save three lives.

Mayor John Cranley proposed using streetcar fares to enhance safety.

Operations at the Northside shelter started in early August.

The Kenton County Public Library has created a new position to assist families and schools during distance learning.

Police arrived prior to fire crews and evacuated first and second floor, dispatchers say. Firefighters evacuated the third floor

Ludlow Independent Schools showcase new COVID tech aimed at protecting students/staff.

CPS second year teacher shares back to school plans and preps

CPS officials share additional info on breakfast, lunch plans during remote/hybrid learning.

Jacob Bumpass faces charges of abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence

Because of COVID-19, the ceremonies had to be somewhat private.

A local community group will move its pop-up food pantry to a permanent location this fall.

Police said the victim was found with multiple gunshot wounds when first responders arrived.

All proceeds will be given to Gordon’s family.

Classes begin Aug. 17

Classes will begin on Monday, Aug. 24.

Museum officials say they are taking steps to ensure powerful, safe guest experience.

The cause remains under investigation

Services will be limited, and you’ll notice changes

You can just drive up and tell them what you need

No appointment is required on Wednesday for those dealing with unemployment claims issues.

Hundreds of people are expected to gather this weekend in and around downtown Cincinnati.

Cincinnati’s largest soup kitchen will reopen for people in need Wednesday. To-go meals will be served from 9:30am-11:30am.

The ordinance says businesses may refuse customers if they do not wear a mask.

More than 70 firefighters responded to a fire in a vacant building in Walnut Hills early Tuesday morning, officials said.

Within minutes, temperatures can reach 120 degrees inside cars that are parked in the sun with the windows up, the department explained.

Guests will watch the fireworks light up the night sky without having to leave their vehicles.

A community event will be held in Washington Park on Tuesday to engage and discuss ways to make the city safer for Black transgender people.

No arrests have been made