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The family of 17-year-old Lilly Abner is pleading for answers, four months after the Covington teen mysteriously vanished. Abner was last seen on February 18 near Warren Street, wearing a grey t-shirt, grey leggings, and a black puffer coat. Her naturally red hair had been dyed black at the time of her disappearance.

Cincinnati, the Queen City, is crowned for more than its historical roots but for the way it sits with quiet confidence. …it’s busy, bold, and brimming with potential!. In 2025, Cincinnati has positioned itself as the ideal landing spot for individuals fleeing the sky-high rents of New York City, the chaos of Los...

WEST END, Ohio (WKRC) - A child fell from a third story apartment building in the West End Wednesday morning. The child fell from the window of the home on Clark Street near Linn at around 8 a.m. The child was taken to Cincinnati Children's Hospital but there's no word...

One state has particularly strict rules and regulations on where you park your car, even on public streets

17-year-old motorcyclist dies after crash with semi truck. Rain is on the way to give us some relief from the heat this weekend. Father of missing teen desperately wants daughter home, search ongoing. Updated: 7 hours ago. Father of missing teen desperately wants daughter home, search ongoing. New renderings show...

FORT MITCHELL, Ky. (WKRC) — The Kentucky Education Professional Standards Board has barred Beechwood Superintendent Dr. Mike Stacy from obtaining a teaching or administrative certificate in the state. This decision follows a criminal investigation led by Kentucky State Police, according to a statement from Beechwood...

A father and son who lived an extravagant lifestyle funded by drug money have learned their punishment.

One person was injured in a North Avondale shooting Monday evening that police described as a 'running gunfight.'

The eastbound lanes of I-275 have re-opened after a fatal crash near Forest Park Tuesday morning. Drivers were diverted onto Hamilton Avenue during the highway closure.

Drones, a roving task force and a new police recruiting class are just a few of the initiatives Cincinnati city leaders announced to combat what Mayor Aftab Pureval called an "unacceptable rise in crime." Pureval, Police Chief Teresa Theetge and other city leaders acknowledged the unease over crime among Cincinnati...