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Fairfield Township resident Barry Landry joined the Air Force after graduating from West Point because of his love to fly. At the time he had no idea that he would be part of a handful of pilots charged to take on the classified missions.

Events and ceremonies took place around the Tri-State on Memorial Day, honoring members of the armed services who did not return home after wartime -- and those who did, but bore the scars of their service.

Xavier is the third seed in its regional bracket, coming in just ahead of Eastern Illinois and behind Oregon, which is second, and Vanderbilt which is first.

At least one person is in the hospital after a shooting in Mount Airy. It happened Sunday just before 10 p.m. near the Thorton's gas station on West North Bend Road.

A Norwood man is in the hospital after an early morning shooting inside his home, police said. Norwood police responded to the report of a shooting around 1 a.m. Monday at a home on Hunter Avenue. When they arrived, they found one man suffering from at least one gunshot wound to the chest.

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In 2022, Ohio Highway Patrol's increased patrols resulted in 494 arrests, but 15 crashes — six related to alcohol — still resulted in 18 deaths.

Police say Nicholas Kernan was doing landscaping work in the Corryville area when he was shot and killed. Capt. Steve Saunders said they’ve gathered surveillance footage and do have one suspect.

H. Hafner & Sons Inc. has been working on the boat dock since December 2021, when it won a city bidding competition with a $2.2 million proposal that included a floating restaurant and dock space to accommodate about 20 boats at a time.

Housing issues are getting the attention of those at Cincinnati City Hall as city leaders look at forming the city's the budget for the next two years.

Korean War veteran Paul Dickmann searched for five names. All five were people he had a close connection with, but did not know. The connection was only made possible by his post-service work as a funeral director.

A day at the park turned into a rescue mission Friday after a dog fell in an open sewer manhole.

Darnell Bonner owns "Nell's Barbershop" in Florence, Kentucky. He works with some of the biggest names in Cincinnati sports including Bengals' Joe Burrow, Tyler Boyd, and B.J. Hill. He also cuts Reds pitcher Hunter Greene's hair.

Two people were rescued from a burning home in Covington. The fire started around 11:30 p.m. Thursday at a home on Banklick Street, investigators said. About 30 minutes before the fire on Banklick Street, crews responded to a fire in the basement of a home on Greenup Street near the Roebling Bridge.

According to police, Deputy Caleb Conley was shot to death during a traffic stop on I-75. Traffic stops can be one of the most dangerous aspects of an officer's job, according to retired UC police chief Gene Ferrara.

As a result of the waning number of World War II veterans still alive, Vietnam War-era veterans are filling more seats on Honor Flight planes these days.

There are 10,597 child psychiatrists across the U.S. It sounds like more than enough – but Cincinnati Children's says 1 in 5 kids are diagnosed with some kind of mental health condition.

Some Taylor Swift fans around the country are reporting ticket sellers backing out at the last minute, leaving fans heartbroken. How can you protect yourself?

School's almost out and community leaders tell me it is absolutely vital that young people have places to go to stay out of trouble, have fun and simply be kids. But those places are hard to come by for teens in Cincinnati.

Taste of Cincinnati 2023 is going to be a big one. The event will boast a grand total of 77 different food vendors this year — the largest selection since the event began in 1979, organizers announced on Tuesday. The event will be held, as usual, over Memorial Day weekend, taking over Fifth Street from May 27 through May 29.

It's graduation season. Among the graduates this year is a young man who has been battling disease his entire life. Now, he's beat the odds despite a rare disease diagnosis and he will walk to get his diploma.

Months after a coalition of consumer groups asked grocery chains to stop using digital-only coupons, Kroger and its stores are now easing their rules to help Seniors and the smartphone challenged.

Cincinnati police have not released a statement about this shooting, but a WCPO crew on the scene can see a body bag. There is crime-scene tape around a portion of East Elder Street near East McMicken Avenue blocking the intersection. It is unclear when the roadway will reopen. Read the full story here: https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/cincinnati/over-the-rhine/1-person-shot-killed-in-over-the-rhine