Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones has spent more than two decades making immigration enforcement central to his public profile.

As part of the city's Fall ReLeaf Program, Cincinnati Parks is giving away free trees this fall, with priority for ...

Flock responded to Lebanon's list of 66 detailed questions one day before the city council was slated to discuss the technology's future. They moved to disable the cameras at their last meeting.

East Central junior Troy Sebastian is inspired by the example of his mom, Kelly, after her Stage 4 cancer diagnosis in January 2025.

Nearly two years after strong storms tore through Middletown, a local church is getting its beacon of light back.

The response comes after the Gallatin County Attorney raised questions about the actions of a state worker who responded to a school after two girls arrived with signs of suspected abuse.

As the East Fork Little Miami River flows through the heart of the Village of Batavia, local officials are planning to offer residents a new place to gather.

Cordel George teaches genealogy at Northern Kentucky University. When he was an intern, he researched people who were enslaved in the Tri-State. At the library, he found that included his own family.

A 17-year-old male faces multiple charges in connection with a reported sexual assault that took place last Friday, Cincinnati police told WCPO on Wednesday.

A man found dead from cyanide poisoning in an Idaho church in 1982 has been identified after 44 years. Investigators examined possible ties to the Tylenol murders but haven't established a clear link.

With the cost of groceries so high, why buy protein or vegetables that can only be used in one meal? These versatile foods can feed your family for several days.

The highly controversial case of former priest and confessed rapist Geoff Drew could result in another law change in Ohio: statute of limitations reform.