Morgan Parrish

City Council will vote on the development Thursday during their scheduled meeting.

The day is meant as a time for contemplation and collective action on how we heal as a community from the effects of racism.

Dr. King’s legacy and dream were remembered and honored during the annual celebration.

SWAT team is responding to a scene at Mosby’s Point Mobile Home Park in Florence.

Dozens of senior citizens have received care packages filled with some essential supplies.

Those who got vaccinated Thursday will receive the second dose in four weeks.

Cincinnati Public Schools will expand meal distribution using two trucks to deliver meals to non-school sites in January 2021.

A community in Middletown is demanding answers after noticing their Amazon packages are being mishandled when delivered to them.

It’s important to let children know it’s okay not to be okay right now, the experts say.

From Fountain Square to the Cincinnati Zoo, families were out and about on the last day of the year.

The doctor says the fact that the virus has evolved isn't all that surprising.

The spike in gym memberships that comes around Jan. 1 could look a little slim next year.

As if shopping for the holidays wasn’t enough, some are still out and about making their rounds through stores.

For the 33rd year, the annual Northern Kentucky Christmas day dinner was held by the Sunday Morning Club.

“Everybody’s happy and just happy to be here”

In three weeks, the firefighters who were vaccinated Wednesday will get the second dose.

Around 60 to 70 restaurants have joined the website.

With Christmas just a few days away, DHL says they guarantee these packages will arrive by Dec. 25.

COVID-19 vaccinations were given to 110 people at the Ohio Veterans Home.

Officers responded to reports of a teen shot in the head about 1:30 a.m.

Sonnet will help fire departments save both time and money.

The carols weren't for holiday cheer, but instead a call for help.

Starting Monday, restaurants and bars in Kentucky can resume indoor dining at 50% capacity.

“We have to shine a light now. We can’t wait any longer.”

Health officials warn not to get complacent even if you test negative: “It’s only a snapshot in time"

The dogs were dropped off in "heartbreaking" condition.

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is the only one in the world with the necessary equipment to do the research.

Tewes Farms normally sells around 3,000 turkeys, but that might not be the case this year.

“Spot holder” will stay at the Kenwood Towne Center through mid-January.

It was a Fourth of July celebration in November as a family and the community makes a 2-year-old boy's wish come true.