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Body camera released by the Monroe Police Department shows Dylan Hawington and Cody Roberts were still wearing their correctional center outfits when they were taken into custody. A third inmate, Glynis Thompson, was found later in the day following a tip from the public.

The Cincinnati Bengals kicked off training camp for the 2023 season. Quarterback Joe Burrow is hoping he'll get through the entire camp without missing any this season.

Already nine large-scale solar projects are either operational, under construction or planned for four counties within an hour’s drive of Cincinnati in Clermont, Clinton, Highland and Brown.

An incident report says Megan Carson told police she was watching a little girl and another child when the two rain into each other. The girl had a swollen temple, massive hemorrhage and brain bleed.

An inmate who escaped a correctional facility in Lebanon, Ohio early Wednesday morning is still at large hours later, according to the Warren County Sheriff's Office. Glynis Thompson, 37, has a history of violence and should be considered dangerous.

As 3CDC works on renovations for the Duke Energy Convention Center, there's a possibility that the iconic LED Cincinnati sign on the outside of the building may change.

Joe Burrow arrived at Bengals training camp on Wednesday with a new helmet in hand, designed to prevent concussions caused when a player's head hits the ground. Burrow's Vicis Zero 2 helmet is an updated version of a helmet tested, along with three others, by University of Cincinnati biomedical engineering professor Eric Nauman.

Windows of Latonia home shattered by rocks, Covington police investigating

Inmate escaped Community Correctional Center in Lebanon, remains at large

SWAT standoff in Cheviot ends, suspect to face charges but not in custody

As people flock to major events happening in Cincinnati this summer, they're also running up quite the tab at local bars and restaurants. Owner of The Holy Grail Jim Moehring said The Banks has been flooded with people for weeks. “Insanely busy, insanely great," Moehring said. It’s been the summer of music in Cincinnati from Taylor Swift to the Cincinnati Music Festival. Wednesday night Great American Ball Park will host another big artist, P!NK.

There is an active SWAT situation happening now in a Cheviot neighborhood. A portion of Delmar Avenue is closed near Harrison Avenue. A neighbor told WCPO that police responded to a home on the 3800 block of Delmar Avenue around 3:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The fire was caused by a faulty electrical cord from a freezer used in conjunction with an extension cord in the kitchen of the home, CFD said in a press release. According to investigators, extended use of the cords created heat which ignited nearby clothes, starting the fire. The fire department ruled the cause of the fire as "accidental." CFD said the total property damage is estimated to be $110,000.

After Hamilton County pulled its children from Hillcrest Academy following sexual abuse allegations against a former employee, a representative for Rite of Passage said it will move the remainder of the kids at the facility and shut down operations.

Renovations to Paycor Stadium come as larger conversations are happening surrounding the future of the stadium. Caroline Blackburn, the Bengals' senior manager of digital strategy, said they wanted to do what they could in the interim to postiively impact fan experience.

If wasn't for the quick action of Cincinnati firefighters, Venita Turner might not still be here after going into cardiac arrest at work. Every year since her "rebirth date," Turner makes a point to celebrate the people who saved her.

Tyrone Hunter's attorney told the judge that once Hunter learned there had been a murder warrant signed for him, he'd immediately reached out to his lawyer and turned himself in. He also said Hunter was not involved in the murder. He faces a grand jury Aug. 3.

Cincinnati's 15-year-long ban on traffic cameras within city limits could be up for debate once more, if a motion filed by a Cincinnati council member passes council's muster. Councilman Jeff Cramerding filed a motion to allow voters to make the decision this November, by putting the option to repeal the blanket ban on the ballot. The city passed a ban on traffic cameras in 2008 with 51% of the vote that has held strong since — but the last several years have brought an uptick in pedestrian-related crashes, speeding-related incidents and other traffic violations throughout Cincinnati. That ban does not apply if a law enforcement officer is present at the location of the device and personally issues the ticket to the alleged violator at the time and location of the violation.

As city leaders prepare for climate-change-induced hotter temperatures in the coming years, and summers that feel more like Arkansas than Ohio by 2030, mapping temperatures is becoming increasingly important.

A man is in the Hamilton County jail on a $1 million bond after he was arrested for firing the bullet that traveled into the home of Isis Roseman, hitting her in the stomach. Roseman, 26, was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where she died from her injuries. She was pregnant with her fourth child when she died, according to Roseman's friend and former guidance counselor, who described Roseman as an incredible mother.

A Cincinnati teacher is accused of trying to engage in sexual activity with an underage student. Authorities arrested Riverside Academy P.E. teacher Micah Branch, 34, at his home on Monday. Branch is accused of sending a nude picture of himself to a student and touching a student inappropriately. Court documents state the victim is 15.

The fate of a Hamilton County residential youth treatment program is up for discussion Tuesday. In April, a Hamilton County Juvenile Court (HCJC) spokesperson said a judge removed a dozen teenage boys from Hillcrest Academy following accusations of sexual abuse. Then in May, the Hamilton County Administrator and Administrative Judge announced they intended to terminate the contract with the facility. The Hamilton County Administration Office said that contract expires on July 30. The juvenile court plans to issue requests for proposals to find a new provider but first, they want the community's input.

Joe Burrow still doesn't have a contract extension. And that won't play out publicly. Here's the latest.

Investigators said Micah Branch, 34, is accused of sending a nude picture of himself to a student and touching a student inappropriately. Court documents say the victim is 15.

During the assault, FOP President Dan Hils said the officer was beaten with his baton, struck several times with his own Taser and the suspect also tried to "gouge the officer's eyes out." According to the prosecution, the man arrested suffers from schizophrenia.