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Police search Bellbrook home of accused shooter

Cpl. Adam McMillan died of his injuries earlier today, Sheriff Jim Neil announced. "Adam McMillan is a hero who will continue to live in others," the sheriff said.

A driver died after a crash near the intersection of Gest and Evans streets.

A Dallas jury on Tuesday found former police officer Amber Guyger guilty of murder for fatally shooting her unarmed neighbor, Botham Jean, in his own apartment, which she said she mistook as hers. The jury deliberated less than 24 hours. The verdict followed a trial that has captured national attention and sparked outrage.

They were vastly outnumbered by thousands of President Trump supporters, but scored of protesters took to the streets around US Bank Arena Thursday. They carried signs and chanted slogans opposing the Republican president.

The president, first lady and vice president are visiting Florida as the state recovers from Hurricane Irma.

Data shows hundreds of Ohioans requesting Florida absentee ballots

Police pursuit leads to kidnapping, double carjacking

Ohio’s controlling board — a group of lawmakers who approve some budget changes for state agencies — on Monday voted against Secretary of State Frank LaRose’s $3 million plan to provide prepaid postage with every absentee ballot for the November general election.

Seventeen people were killed in a mass shooting in Parkland, Florida by an suspected ex-student of the high school on Wednesday as students were preparing for dismissal at the end of the day, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said. An additional 12 people were considered injured, Israel said.

A Hamilton County deputy broke his leg while working an off-duty detail at a West End apartment complex, according to Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil. Two people are under arrest.

Some people claim the COVID-19 vaccine has magnetic properties, but does it really? Anchor Adrian Whitsett looks into these claims.

A COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer is supposedly 9% effective, and it was partially tested at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Joe Knopp has a couple movie posters hanging on the wall of his office. One of the films, "I Can Only Imagine," premieres in theaters this month. Knopp is a producer on the movie, which stars Dennis Quaid. It's about singer/songwriter Bart Millard, whose Christian group Mercy Me topped several charts with the song "I Can Only Imagine." The movie tells the story behind that song. "I'm in this business because of the impact that stories can have," Knopp said. "We all have a story."

A drug trafficking suspect led Cincinnati police into Kentucky and back into Ohio last night in a police chase.

President Donald Trump arrived in the Tri-State about 30 minutes later than planned, which could mean a late start for Thursday night's scheduled 7 p.m. rally at US Bank Arena. Trump and Vice President Mike Pence will hold a “Keep America Great” rally to promote their reelection bid. The president's motorcade arrived at the arena about 6: 10 p.m. Trump will hold a private "roundtable" discussion before taking the stage, according to officials. Air Force One landed about 5:40 p.m. at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. Ten minutes later, Trump walked down the steps followed by local Republicans Rep. Steve Chabot, Rep. Brad Wenstrup and Sen. Rob Portman. On the tarmac, Trump was greeted by Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and Cincinnati FOP President Dan Hils, who presented the president with a police cap and coin.

The man accused of assaulting and causing "serious physical harm" to a 15-month-old Saturday made his first appearance in court Monday morning. Recardo Woods, 19, stands charged with felonious assault. Police say Woods backhanded his niece, 15-month-old Kassidy, while she and her 3-month-old sister Korri were in his care and that both are still at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. One child is not expected to survive.

No matter who you are, manners matter -- and they're not as hard to learn as you might think, according to the founder of Queen City Etiquette.

A COVID-19 vaccine trial at UC Health just hit a major milestone as clinicians administered its first dose to a patient Tuesday.

A crash killed two people in the city's Westwood neighborhood overnight. According to Cincinnati police, a driver going east on Harrison Avenue lost control at about 1 a.m. Sunday. Their car crossed the center line near Orland Avenue and hit a pickup truck. The car's driver and front-seat passenger died at the scene.

Middletown officials announced a previously-missing 6-year-old child was killed and his body was put into the Ohio River.

Several local colleges and universities are moving students out of classrooms and into online instruction amid coronavirus concerns.

The women are working to overcome addiction.

Unemployment rates in the Tri-State have skyrocketed by 1,100 percent in Ohio alone. Last week there were only 6,500, this week there are 78,000. The state has loosened its requirements, allowing those affected by the coronavirus closures to apply.

Harvey Lewis has always answered the challenge. He ran 58 hours straight. He ran for six days in the Sahara Desert. He ran ultramarathons for more than 20 years. Now the world-renowned Cincinnati ultrarunner is taking on his biggest challenge:the Appalachian Trail.