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Bryce Stewart would have started his junior year at Carroll County High School on Wednesday. A family friend said he was at a friend's house at the time of the shooting. His friend's father was arrested.

WCPO has reported on various off-campus parties in CUF that blocked traffic or caused property damage. Early Sunday, four people were shot after a party.

Ohioans for Child Protection SNAP have made a formal request to Attorney General Dave Yost asking him to conduct a statewide investigation of the history and scope of child sexual abuse and its covering up by the state's Catholic dioceses.

In her verdict, the judge noted she was convinced that Mixon and Ashley Meek, the woman who accused the Bengals RB of waving a gun at her, had encountered each other. However, she did not find enough evidence that Mixon was guilty of a crime.

Cincinnati police said a woman was shot while driving in Madisonville early Friday morning.

Last June, District Chief of Fire Training Hugh Hains said approximately 40 people have retired from the department every year for the last four years. While they're getting recruits, the fire department is not getting enough to fulfill the shortage.

One person is in the hospital after a late night shooting in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati police said.

The weather is still hot outside. But shoppers are starting to snap up the hot holiday toys for 2023, to make sure they have them before they are gone.

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

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

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.

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

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.

Former Cincinnati mayors John Cranley and Mark Mallory have been working with the group and advocating for the design. Several community councils have also voted to support the plan. A memo from the management team, though, said the plan will cost a lot more than ODOT's.

While answering a question from a reporter about running for reelection in 2026, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell stopped mid-sentence. An aide came up to him, asking if he heard the question. McConnell did not reply, and the aide told reporters, "we're going to need a minute."

Ted Thompson, Branch 43 President, said 17 of their postal carriers have been robbed or assaulted since January 2022. They rallied Wednesday at Fountain Square for more protections amid increased violence.

The drivers could strike as early as Friday. Here's the full story: https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/bus-drivers-could-strike-this-week-halting-transportation-services-for-lakota

Taft had the luxury of playing at home against Dupont Manual, who made the two-hour trip from Louisville. After a special teams mishap gave Dupont a 7-0 lead in the first quarter, the Senators made up for it on a punt return and two-point conversion to take the lead at 8-7. Unfortunately, that's all the points Taft could find against the Rams in the 24-8 loss.

Investigators said they do not have any suspect information. Police said they are looking into whether the two victims were shooting at each other. Read the full story here: https://www.wcpo.com/news/crime/cpd-2-people-shot-in-smale-park-early-monday-morning

The staff members will be taking supplies like personal care items, baby supplies, water, tarps, batteries, laundry supplies and more. Read the full story here: https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/long-road-to-recovery-ahead-after-hurricane-idalia-heres-how-the-tri-state-is-helping

The Village of Moscow survived a deadly tornado and catastrophic flooding over the past 25 years, but what ultimately kills this historic community may come from the ballot box on Tuesday. Moscow is facing an uncertain future after the closure of the William H. Zimmer coal plant last year, which provided 90 percent of its revenue, and a dwindling population of just 155 registered voters. Residents of the Ohio River community will vote on whether to dissolve and meld into Washington Township. Moscow may become the third village in Clermont County to disband since 2019, following the fates of Newtonsville and Amelia. Or it could follow the lead of Owensville residents, who overwhelmingly rejected the dissolution of their village in 2021.

Students in kindergarten through 12th grade at all schools in Cincinnati are invited to submit a catchy slogan for the Slow Down to Save Lives Slogan Contest. Read more: https://bit.ly/3pcCQeU

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission will increase staffing to regulate sports betting when it launches this year, but it is unclear whether it's doing enough to regulate betting activity now.

Ramsey's truck collided with the patio at around 9 p.m. the night of May 5, while Paxton's was holding a Cinco de Mayo party, according to Loveland police. After the crash, police said Ramsey drove away. A person who called 911 that night told dispatchers the driver was headed in the direction of Lebanon Road after the crash. Another witness, Barry McFall, said he was around the corner at Narrow Path Brewing when a man ran in yelling for help. "Somebody come running down the bike trail saying everyone needs to help and we ran," McFall said. "Everyone ran and basically we ran toward Paxton's Grill and basically seen the awning in the middle of the road."

According to court documents, the crash was caused by Ramsey driving a Toyota truck "in a reckless manner, causing him to lose control." Once he lost control, he drove up the sidewalk, crashing through the patio of Paxton's Grill, hitting multiple people — three of whom were injured, but not seriously — and destroying the awning over the patio. A dog that can be seen in the surveillance video was also ok, according to a comment written by Paxton's on their Facebook page. "After the crash, Mr. Ramsey fled the scene at a high rate of speed, placing many additional people at risk of serious injury or death and causing public inconvenience and alarm," court documents say. Ramsey's truck collided with the patio at around 9 p.m. the night of May 5, while Paxton's was holding a Cinco de Mayo party, according to Loveland police. After the crash, police said Ramsey drove away.