Cincinnati OH

The sheriff's office said 57-year-old David Kerns left his Silverton home at 2 p.m. on July 21 and made statements about a ride to Urbana, Ohio.

There’s no traditional grocery store in the Northside neighborhood of Cincinnati. A local couple is trying to change that — and reduce waste at the same time.

While city leaders and law enforcement have been vocal about solutions, WCPO 9 wanted to hear directly from those most affected: the teenagers living this reality every day.

Three students and one staff member from the University of Cincinnati (UC) will appear in a Kentucky court in August to answer charges related to a protest on the Roebling Suspension Bridge on July 17. UC student Ameer Alkayali faces felony riot charges for allegedly violent exchanges with Covington police...

The Cincinnati Music Festival is back for another year with live concerts at Paycor Stadium and the Andrew J Brady Music Center this weekend. The festivities kicked off at Brady Music Center Thursday night with a celebration of hip-hop featuring a collection of some of the genre's most pioneering and influential...

The Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office announced Friday that 39-year-old Chevalier Adams was indicted on kidnapping, importuning, grooming and rape charges.

The Newport Entertainment District has been in the works since 2023, and local business owners have finally made the push to get it going. Known as NED, the district spans Monmouth Street from 3rd to 11th Streets. What sets it apart from the rest of the city is that from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, patrons can carry...

People rally for immigrant rights on July 17, 2025 in Glendale, California. (David McNew/Getty Images) The Cincinnati, Ohio, hospital that once employed an interfaith chaplain now detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement has warned employees that speaking out on his behalf could violate its policies, according...

Since Ohio eliminated its concealed-carry licensing, working as a police officer is harder, CPD Chief Teresa Theetge said.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - More charges were filed against a Hamilton County man accused of frequently locking a teenage girl in a dog kennel, court records confirm. Barry Bedenkop, 61, of Wyoming, was indicted on two counts of rape and three counts of gross sexual imposition in June, according to an initial filing.