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At Monday's rally, tenants described unannounced water shutoffs, staff entering units without 24 hours' notice and threatening eviction letters over what residents called nonexistent issues.

NEWPORT, Ky. (WXIX) - Flock Safety cameras used by law enforcement have come under scrutiny since they first appeared in Northern Kentucky two years ago, with many wondering if surveillance has gone too far. Meanwhile, Tom Collins, a former Newport police chief and a candidate for Kenton County sheriff, is...

LOCKLAND, Ohio (WKRC) – People who knew 30-year-old Bukola Pereira say she was deeply devoted to her faith. Pereira, an immigrant from Nigeria, was set to graduate with her MBA from Xavier University on Saturday. She was shot and killed Friday at Arise Auto Center in Lockland, where she worked. Don Simpson, who worked

A 44-year-old man was driving north on Plainfield Road when the car traveled off the road and hit a tree, according to the sheriff's office. The man was pronounced dead at the scene Monday.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Five of the seven suspects charged in July’s downtown brawl have changed their pleas to guilty. Gregory Wright, of Avondale, was the first to change his plea Monday, May 11. Wright was originally facing aggravated riot and aggravated robbery charges after a complaint says he ripped...

Eastgate Mall is back in court instead of back in business. A new lawsuit filed this week accuses the owner of the Union Township shopping center of letting the property crumble while pushing ahead with big redevelopment promises. The complaint claims the owner intentionally allowed common areas and building systems to

The so-called Covington Texas Turnaround, which loops drivers around a series of left turns from 4th Street to exit onto the Brent Spence Bridge toward Cincinnati, will permanently close in October as part of the Brent Spence Corridor Project, a representative from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet informed LINK nky

Residents of a Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority complex called The Evanston claim a former property manager stole their rent money over the course of two years. Now they're taking the housing authority to court to challenge subsequent lease terminations they've received. Legal filings by an attorney for four r

The Lakota Board of Education reviewed possible funding options for its Master Facilities Plan (MFP) at a special meeting on May 4. The meeting was scheduled after a nationwide BoardDocs outage on April 27 made the original meeting agenda and supporting materials unavailable to the public. The MFP is a...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Gas prices are still running high after climbing in recent weeks, but there may be signs of relief ahead. On Thursday, numbers from AAA showed the national average for a gallon of regular gasoline rose for the second consecutive week, reaching $4.55. On Sunday, those numbers dropped slightly, sittin