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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost wants Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans jailed for 30 days for violating a court order that requires him to clean up three landscaping and gravel facilities near Newtown and in Anderson Township. State prosecutors filed a contempt motion on Monday, asking Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Jody Luebbers to send Evans to jail and fine him up to $1,000 per day for past violations.

Every Saturday, 48 or so girls take lessons at Jesus University. Founder Helen Brooks said the work teaches them discipline, math and most importantly, confidence.

Neighbors near a local homeless shelter complain that code violations in the form of litter, houseless people sleeping on stoops and jugs filled with urine discarded are the fault of the shelter. The shelter says they've spoken to the city and there are no pending violations.

The National Hurricane Center said Hurricane Idalia strengthened on Tuesday afternoon. The storm is now recording top sustained winds of 100 mph, making it a Category 2 hurricane. The hurricane is moving northward in the southern Gulf of Mexico at about 12 mph, approaching Florida's Gulf Coast. A hurricane warning is in effect for Florida's Gulf Coast from Longboat Key northward to Indian Pass. Tropical storm warnings have been issued in the Fort Myers area due to Idalia's outer bands.

The 47-person team left their headquarters in Vandalia around 4:40 a.m. Tuesday, so they can be in position in Georgia by the afternoon. Task Force Leader Jim O’Connor says FEMA directed his team to the Peach State but noted their assignment could change.

Two people are in the hospital after an early morning shooting in Walnut Hills.

FC Cincinnati could become the first MLS team to clinch a playoff spot this season.

The Cincinnati Bearcats are days away from their first football game as a Big 12 program.

The Brown County Coroner's Office determined two bullets hit Brittany Stykes and at least three struck the driver's side door of her vehicle. The coroner did not find gunshot residue at the site of the murder, indicating Brittany was not shot at close range. She also had several abrasions to her face, right arm and fingers, as well as abrasions to her right leg.

It's estimated that 25 million days are lost to active duty a year on muscular skeletal injuries, said Dr. Brian Grawe, professor at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.

If you've never been to a Buc-ee's, think of it as a giant travel center combined with a provision store, southern restaurant, toy store and more. It's essentially a theme park on the highway.

Covington Independent students are back in class and this year, the district said the big emphasis is on giving time back to teachers. Teachers and staff have been back classrooms for about a week as they prepare for students. The district said the goal for this year is to give teachers time to plan, train and work on their curriculum. Therefore, the calendar will reflect that with several new professional development opportunities. The district is also in the process of implementing a new district wide curriculum.

The man responsible for killing a woman in a Clermont County has been found dead, Union Township police said in a press release. On August 24, investigators were called to the 4000 block of Powderhorn Drive around 9 p.m. for the report of an unconscious person. The Clermont County Coroner's Office arrived around 11:30 p.m., and determined that the person was dead, Union Township police said. On Sunday, Union Township police identified the victim as 55-year-old Katrina Pratt. They said that 55-year-old William Pratt was responsible for her murder.

CPD: 1 man shot, killed in South Cumminsville

Goshen Methodist opens sanctuary more than a year after tornado's devastation

Hoping to bounce back after a Week 1 loss against St. X, Lakota West took a 3-0 lead over Princeton on a field goal. Those were their only points of the game. Princeton had a statement win, 18-3.

Milford and Lebanon went down to the wire, with the Eagles scoring a go-ahead touchdown in the final seconds to win 34-29.

It feels like Wyoming just can't be stopped in the regular season. Monroe tried to spoil the Cowboys's win streak, but was instead shut out 13-0.

Kings dominated on the road against Turpin, winning 38-10.

It feels like Wyoming just can't be stopped in the regular season. Monroe tried to spoil the Cowboys's win streak, but was instead shut out 13-0.

The Colonels jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead before a 70-yard touchdown and 2-point conversion put Hughes on top. Hughes wouldn't score again, though, as Dixie Heights won 20-8.

UC RB Corey Kiner was in the house for his alma mater's game against Western Hills. The former Mr. Football holds just about every rushing record for Roger Bacon, and it felt like Vince Guyer took a page out of his playbook, helping the Spartans run away with it, winning 39-20.

The Williamsburg Wildcats looked great on their new turf, putting up 54 points in a win over New Richmond.

While the game was tied at half, it was all Colonels in the second half as Covington Catholic knocked off its Northern Kentucky rival, Highlands.

It was a home opener to forget to new Lakota East coach Jon Kitna. After losing to Centerville in Week 1, the Thunderhawks were dominated by Hamilton in Liberty Township. Big Blue won 21-0.