Trevor Peters
FOX19 NOW Reporter
Cincinnati
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For now, he says the extra $300 pandemic unemployment insurance will stay.
Beginning Friday evening, Plum Street between 8th and 9th streets will close through June 21.
Emmaus Holder stopped in Cincinnati Tuesday on Day 12 of his 4,000-mile trip
"His sacrifice and the sacrifice of his wife and five children have not been forgotten."
She returned early from deployment and surprised her son at graduation.
The suspect can be heard confessing to a retired firefighter who called 911.
According to 3CDC, nearly 70 businesses will benefit from the program’s first round.
The Loveland man is one of seven former fraternity members facing charges in connection with the death a student's death.
The totals were released by ODJFS on Monday.
Lawmakers hope to move quickly on the gaming bill, passing it before the end of June.
Vice President Harris’ stop in Cincinnati was part of the “Getting America Back on Track Tour.”
The bill aims to create transparency and uniformity in law enforcement throughout the state.
The Indiana Department of Health apologized and quickly pulled the site at the county’s request.
Firefighters rescued the workers within 40 minutes, the department said.
Local school boards are left to approve or reject all requests, the bill reads.
A motion has been sponsored to put some of the city’s stimulus allotment towards a new Cincinnati Police Department recruit class.
A designated outdoor refreshment area, or DORA, will be in place in an area bounded by Heritage Bank Center, Mehring Way, Paul Brown Stadium, and Second Street.
While celebrating this weekend, don’t think you have the luck of the Irish, police say they’ll be waiting.
Tri-State police are teaming up to crack down on criminal activity on roadways this weekend.
As Indiana prepares to host a historic NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, the Milan ’54 Hoosiers Museum wants in on the madness.
A Brent Spence Bridge solution has been in the works for more than 20 years.
Currently, the governor said around 600 vaccines are being administered per day.
The chief says the mayor is using him as a “scapegoat.”
Renee Bauer is the Tri-State's first female Eagle Scout, earning the rank just two years after girls were admitted into Boy Scouts.
From the first vaccines in December to the current phase, here's a look at the COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the Tri-State.
Some people are encountering problems in finding available appointments.
“There is no border between Arizona and Ohio where this is going to get stopped.”
In a one-on-one interview with FOX19 NOW, DeWine advised against use of the amendment to remove President Trump
An 11th hour fee notice by the FDA has distilleries, who thought they were helping out, scratching their heads.
Sam Adams partners with Rookwood Pottery for holiday ornament
The Bearcats would only have been allowed to have 1,500 fans in the stands at Nippert Stadium for the game against Tulsa.
Hamersville Police Chief G.D. Sutton says the video does not show the entire incident.
“We shouldn’t have to be in fear that a cop is going to beat our brains out because he’s just having a bad day.”
The hospital is one of 10 sites that will receive 975 doses next week
The couple claims Beshear’s orders have “criminalized their daily family dinner.”
The women were chosen from area health networks along the Interstate 75 corridor.
People dressed as monkeys and dozens of coconuts were dropped off in protest
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced a statewide curfew Tuesday. Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones says he will not enforce it.
The Brent Spence Bridge has been closed since Nov. 11.
The project is one of the final pieces of a trail system designed to connect NKY's river cities
IGLOOBAR to welcome guests on Braxton’s rooftop all winter long
To be eligible, the business must be a non-chain bar or restaurant in the city.
Brink Brewing Company won gold in the Sweet Stout or Cream Stout category, and Fretboard Brewing won silver in the Belgian-Style Ale category
The Dan Beard Council is hosting it’s first ever 'Boo-Thru.'
An internal investigation found no mail was destroyed or tampered with.
CPS will continue remote learning, reversing a return to the classroom scheduled to begin over the coming weeks.
A local organization will be hosting a “March for Change” starting at Fountain Square Saturday.
A student-led protest brought hundreds to campus asking for justice for Breonna Taylor.