Driver accused of being under the influence when he hit, killed a pedestrian in...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A man is accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian while driving under the influence. A Hamilton County grand jury indicted Jamie Ray, 65, on charges of aggravated vehicular homicide and OVI. Investigators say Ray was impaired when behind the wheel of an SUV on West Seymour...
Coroner’s office identifies motorcyclist killed in crash
A 29-year-old motorcyclist died after running a red light and colliding with a Honda Civic in downtown Cincinnati. Police believe excessive speed contributed to the crash.
Faith-based recovery program offers hope to men battling addiction
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Shelton Rozelle, a participant in a faith-based addiction recovery program, shared his transformative journey from a life of substance abuse to finding support and hope at the Cincinnati Challenge Ranch. "I grew up in Alabama, no parents," Rozelle said. He reflected on his past struggles with...
The first podcast produced in prison visits Ohio
Since 2017, the Ear Hustle podcast has been telling stories of the daily realities of life in prison – shared by people on the inside. Ear hustling is prison slang for eavesdropping. On Cincinnati Edition, we speak with the co-hosts of Ear Hustle about the creation of the show...
Police seek help identifying Cincinnati man who broke into UDF, stole 40 packs of...
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Police are asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man who broke into a United Dairy Farmers store on Clifton Avenue. Security camera footage showed the suspect throwing a large rock through the store's front door before stealing 40 packs of Newport cigarettes. Authorities urge...
Ohio police chiefs call out judicial system for Cincinnati brawl
“We must have the ability to see exactly how criminal sentences are being imposed," the Hamilton County Association of Chiefs of Police said.
Grand Jury Indicts Six Suspects In Cincinnati Mob Attack
If convicted, the suspects face up to 29 years behind bars.
Cincinnati can charge parents for their kids’ curfew violations. But the city doesn’t
Under Cincinnati's long-time curfew ordinance, parents can be charged for their child's repeated curfew violations. But none have been changed since 2009, according to an Enquirer review of court records. Since Cincinnati first passed its youth curfew ordinance in 1994, there has been a provision on the books...
Cincinnati viral beating victim says violent mob started attacking ‘like a pack of wolves’
Six arrested in connection with downtown Cincinnati attack that left Holly with life-altering injuries when she tried to help another victim.
ACT for Cincy gathers to find solutions to city violence
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Dozens of community members and organizations met tonight alongside city leaders for the monthly ‘ACT for Cincy’ meeting. ACT for Cincy is a city initiative we’ve previously reported on to combat city violence. “I think everyone in this room, everyone in this community, every...
