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Greenwood, Indiana Mall Shooting

Consumer Reporter John Matarese says third-party sellers are gumming up the works, and beware the difference between "two-day shipping" and "two-day delivery."

John Matarese looks into why Walmart is installing giant orange towers in many stores

Redevelopment of the Avondale Town Center, which began in October 2017, has just passed the halfway point, and community members are already looking forward to the changes it will bring the community.

Suspects cut a hole through the roof earlier in November.

A police officer and another person were injured after an early morning crash involving two police cruisers, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The cruisers crashed just before 1 a.m. Thursday on Bavarian Drive near Central Avenue, officials said. A Middletown police officer said the incident is being considered “criminal activity.”

Protesters gathered outside heavily guarded Ohio Statehouse

WCPO has reported several times about the shortage of COVID-19 vaccinations in the Tri-State, but sometimes – after a vaccination event – there are extra doses. What do local health departments do with the leftovers? The answer may surprise you.

A person has died while crashing a pickup truck on Ronald Reagan Highway between Blue Rock Road and Interstate 275, police said. All lanes in both directions are closed as crews investigate. Colerain Township Police said the burning, smoking vehicle was found in a wooded ditch off the eastbound-side of the highway at about 2:15 a.m. Tuesday. No information about the victim was immediately available.

The 22-month-old was rushed to the hospital Wednesday night after a shooting in Hamilton, Ohio. Neighbors said they're stunned and scared.

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McGrath wins Kentucky Dem primary; McConnell showdown awaits

I-75 shooting: Video shows attack on highway

Simon Kenton High School students are staging a 17-minute-long walkout Wednesday to stand in solidarity with the families of the 17 students killed in last week's school shooting in Parkland, Florida. "We want change! We want change! We are not a number! We are not a number!" dozens of students chanted as they marched through the parking lot and around the building.

A Springfield Township family tonight is fighting something that’s known as the ‘renter death penalty.’ It happens when someone who rents dies unexpectedly and still has months left on the lease.

Unsecured furniture can seriously hurt and even kill young children who play around it, and some items are more prone to tipping than others. John Matarese looks at some of the safest options so you keep your little loved ones out of harm's way and don't waste your money.

Newport businesses can now apply for an emergency rent assistance program to help amid closures.

The high school football season kicksoff in Ohio on Friday, Aug. 28.

Victim identified in deadly nightclub shooting

Avondale is taking a multimillion-dollar step toward revitalization that will bring sorely needed stores, housing and other facilities to the neighborhood. Mayor John Cranley, Community Builders, Inc. and the Avondale Coalition of Churches' will break ground on the $43 million redevelopment of the Avondale Town Center at 1:30 p.m. Monday at 3529 Reading Road. The construction is the third phase of a $29.5 million Choice Neighborhoods grant received in December 2012 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Avondale residents have said they've wanted this type of revitalization for a while. "You won't even recognize it," said Kathy Schwab, executive director of the Local Initiatives Support Ccorporation (LISC). "Then there's multiple buildings. There are apartments in both phases over retail, over a health clinic. There will be laundry facilities for the entire community. There is a very significant space -- I don't know the amount of square footage -- but there is a significant amount of space for a grocery store." Schwab said construction should last between 12 to 18 months.

Middletown crash involving two police cruisers

Once a vaccine is widely accessible, health officials and local groups said getting everyone to take the shot could be an uphill battle.

Don't waste your Monday, either. John Matarese looks at some of the best Cyber Monday deals to help you score great gifts ahead of the holidays.

Demonstrators march, speak out against gentrification

The best way to get people to take a COVID test? Offer them for free, at pop-up sites, health clinics, even drugstores – but the New York Times said a disturbing number of people are getting hit with surprise COVID test bills.