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CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The most comprehensive video yet of the Downtown Cincinnati brawl has been leaked. Signal99, a pro-law enforcement social media site, obtained the six-minute, 35-second surveillance video from what it described as “several members within the criminal justice system.” The outlet then posted the...

The WCPO 9 I-Team obtained public calendars of city leaders, which reveal the involvement that Mayor Aftab Pureval and City Manager Sheryl Long appeared to have in public safety.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -New information has emerged in the investigation into Police Chief Teresa Theetge, who was put on administrative leave more than a week ago following a violent summer in the city. City Council member Seth Walsh provided the contract between the city and Frost Brown Todd, which is handling...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A man facing state charges for torching Pride and Ukrainian flags displayed outside Cincinnati homes while people slept inside now faces a multi-count federal indictment. The Cincinnati Fire Department arrested Thomas Niehaus, 52, after investigating the July 30 fires in Clifton, Clifton Heights...

Hamilton County leaders say SNAP delays put thousands, including children, at risk. They urge Washington to act as local resources stretch thin.

One of Cincinnati's longest-running steakhouses is now up for sale after its owner decided to retire, WCPO has learned.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - New video from the late July brawl in downtown Cincinnati proves one man is innocent, his lawyer says. The video shared from the Signal 99 Facebook page shows what led up to the July 26 brawl that went viral and made national headlines. In previous videos, Alex...

The 13-year-old accused of vandalizing a statue of Marty Brennaman has been held in juvenile detention since Oct. 28, and he'll be staying there for at least another week. The teen was charged with a felony after the statue's microphone was broken off on Oct. 25. His arrest comes as the city cracks down on juvenile...

Tucked into the quiet hills of Pike County, there's a place where six-shooters still echo through dusty streets, saloons swing their doors open wide, and outlaws keep one eye on the sheriff. No, you haven’t time-traveled—but it sure feels like it.

Craving a day that feels like a sweet escape to simpler times — complete with fresh ice cream, barnyard animals, and good old-fashioned fun? Young’s Jersey Dairy Farm in Yellow Springs, Ohio, is the kind of place where you can slow down, savor the sunshine, and reconnect with the playful side of life. This family-owned gem has been delighting visitors since 1958, and today it’s a full-blown destination that draws families, day-trippers, and locals who know a good scoop when they see one.