Cincinnati OH

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Thursday will be dry under a mix of clouds and sun. Expect cooler than average temperatures struggling to climb out of the 50s. Friday morning won’t be quite as cold, and by Friday afternoon, temperatures return to the mid 60s. By Friday evening we bring in...

READING, Ohio (WKRC) - A local police chief has been placed on administrative leave. According to a statement issued Thursday, the mayor of Reading has placed Police Chief Bryan Edens on administrative leave as of May 6 while an external investigation is conducted. Officials said no additional details would be...

NORWOOD (WKRC) - After decades of flooding concerns on Elm Street in Norwood, residents are celebrating the completion of a major sewer project city leaders say should help keep water out of homes when it rains. Norwood Mayor Victor Schneider said flooding on that street has been a problem for...

The 315-unit luxury complex will be built on the site of the old Trester Salvage Yard along Business 28, but some residents have concerns about existing infrastructure.

BOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WOWK) – Authorities in Boyd County have issued a Golden Alert for a missing man. According to the Ashland-Boyd County-Catlettsburg Office of Emergency Management, Alvin Perkins, 56, walked away from his home on 24th Street in Ashland on the evening of April 29. They say he may have traveled to the Florence, […]

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Residents in a Westwood neighborhood are warning drivers to avoid Montana Avenue because they believe construction is damaging vehicles. Teresa Joshworth, a Westwood resident, said,she takes Montana Avenue to work almost every day. Wednesday morning, she came across a divot in the road from construction that gave her a flat tire.

A person who identified themselves as “Big Al” Dalton said during the council citizens’ forum that police took their cane away.

The Kenton County Planning Commission will provide the public its first opportunity tonight to comment — and to hear the discussion — about a controversial project proposed for 11 E. Rivercenter Boulevard in Covington.

A Madisonville block was jolted late Tuesday when a child was shot on Desmond Street and rushed to the hospital, according to Cincinnati Police. The incident was reported around 9:49 p.m. in the 6400 block of Desmond Street. Officers said the child’s injuries were not life-threatening, and investigators have not publicly identified any suspects.

Murry “Alexis” Foust has been missing for more than a week.