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The "Hillbilly Elegy" author sat down for an extended interview.

Another District 5 officer has been diagnosed with cancer while the city's plans to move officers from their troubled headquarters on Ludlow Avenue continue to be delayed, according to FOP President Dan Hils. Hils demanded the city administration move the headquarters by Christmas.

Prosecutor won't charge parents in toddler's hot car death

City Council Member Wendell Young is expected to make a full recovery from an acute aortic dissection, a life-threatening emergency, his family said Wednesday. His wife, Kathy Young, told a morning news conference that heis cracking jokes, doing well and would make a full return to council duties. "He needs your prayers ... and also your vote," Kathy Young said, referringto the November election. Young's family said they were caught off guard when hewas rushed into emergency surgery last Thursday. He had the same condition that killed actor John Ritter in 2003.

Officials announced on Thursday the start of the Hamilton County Narcan Distribution Collaborative. The first-of-its-kind initiative will increase the county's naloxone supply by 400 percent.

Several groups gathered outside Cincinnati City Hall for the Stand in Solidarity with Charlottesville vigil.

In her last move in the Ray Tensing murder trial, Judge Megan Shanahan agreed to release jury questionnaires with redacted information.

An 18-year-old student identified as Abdul Razak Ali Artan attacked several people at The Ohio State University, officials said.

At least nine people are hurt and a suspect is dead after an attack on Ohio State University’s campus Monday morning, authorities said.

At a news conference Tuesday morning, Joe Deters announced he would pursue a retrial in Ray Tensing's case.