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Travelers are flying private to reduce the risk of virus exposure.

Did you know that a piece of pop-culture history was invented in Cincinnati?

Pastor Derek Terry at St. Peter’s United Church of Christ hopes better lighting and security cameras will keep vandals from kicking in the windows of his church fellowship hall.

Neighbors called police early Wednesday morning, saying a guy was acting strangely, looking into cars, talking erratically to people who were not there and taking his clothes off.

A service dog is recovering after someone sprayed her with an irritant at the Kenwood Towne Centre on Tuesday.

The father of a Parkland school shooting victim is saying though the threat in Arkansas and Kentucky are “unsubstantiated” they should be taken seriously.

A major push in several communities are calling for an end to all the gun violence were all part of the Ride for Peace.

A Lakota West freshman has been dismissed from the football team after the school said he posted videos online bullying a girl in his class.

Clermont Steel Fabricators has already begun bringing parts to the park for Orion, Kings Island's giga coaster set to open spring 2020.

Thousands of greyhounds will need homes after states like Florida voted to stop dog racing by 2020.

Deputies say Hardin stopped Benjamin Margitza, 18, from potentially kidnapping a classmate in the parking lot of Conner High School. He also kept the man from entering the building.

On Aug. 6, 2013, Alisha Waters arrived at work to find her husband waiting for her there, brandishing a gun.

Glenmary Home Missioners have removed a priest and recalled him to the society’s Cincinnati headquarters after allegations of inappropriate contact with two teenage volunteers.

Specialists told the family they’ve never seen anything like this before.

Father Geoff Drew was placed on administrative leave on Tuesday, July 23.

After seeing the cubes, an officer went to a nearby UDF on a hunch to check out some surveillance video.

Police chased the man through Westwood.

Someone found the stickers from Patriot Front — a group the Southern Poverty Law Center has classified as a “neo-Nazi hate group” — on at least 12 lampposts along Fort Thomas Avenue.

A mother and son from Idaho are at Cincinnati Shriners Hospital hoping to get help after the 4-year-old boy was attacked by a dog.

Chris and Ashley are determined he will walk again.

Security video from several angles shows paintball guns unloading at an alarming rate.

The focus has shifted from one judge to another in the Tracie Hunter case.

Their search is bittersweet.

Council members say that if he makes the hires he wants, it could leave police and fire without paychecks at the end of the year.

One woman has encountered him five times and shot video of him twice.

The Korean War veteran’s family says it’s the celebration they’ve been waiting for their whole lives.

Police say the shootings began as a suspected domestic incident.

A Blue Ash woman is happy to be on the ground again after a fire onboard her plane to London forced the pilot to make an emergency landing before ever getting across the pond.