Cincinnati OH

Covington Mayor Ron Washington on Thursday traveled to Frankfort to join Governor Andy Beshear during his weekly Team Kentucky update, where he thanked the Governor for $750,000 in state support from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC).

BELLEVUE, Ky. (WKRC) - Bellevue police are looking for a group of thieves breaking into and ransacking cars. They were even able to get away with one of the cars they broke into. Bellevue police are looking for a group of thieves breaking into and ransacking cars. They were even...

An area fire chief was arrested on Wednesday night on two counts of domestic violence in Clermont County.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Twenty-eight years ago today, two Cincinnati police officers were gunned down in the line of duty while trying to apprehend a domestic violence suspect. The original story published in 2017 reported that Officer Daniel Pope, 35, and Specialist Ron Jeter, 34, were both shot in the back of the head...

The leading cause of death for pregnant women is homicide, according to the YWCA. The organization invited WCPO 9 to a meeting about the rise in domestic violence deaths in Ohio.

Let’s be clear: there is ‘good’ soul food, and then there is soul-saving soul food. The kind that stops conversations, makes you forget your manners, and demands a nap afterwards. To claim a restaurant serves the real deal is a declaration of war on blandness, a statement...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A victim was hospitalized after allegedly being shot at an apartment complex in Cincinnati. The shooting took place at around 6:30 a.m. at Renata Apartments on Westwood-Northern Boulevard, according to authorities. One victim was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries and in an unknown...

The lawsuit, filed by 11 people and later joined by more than 400 plaintiffs, claims a curfew set in place by former Mayor John Cranley was unconstitutional and led to unlawful imprisonment.

One person is dead, and two others were seriously hurt after a trench collapse.

In a decisive move by the FBI Cincinnati's fight against violent crime, Dominic Lindsey is heading to a decade behind bars. According to FBI Cincinnati's recent social media post, Lindsey was sentenced to 10 years in prison for moving significant quantities of methamphetamine and fentanyl. It's worth noting that...