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It was 2012 when the Avondale neighborhood was awarded a federal Choice Neighborhood Grant worth $30 million. Seven years later, the Avondale Town Center on Reading Road is being reborn.

Flying high: 94-year-old realizes skydiving dream

Gasoline and grocery prices are spiking this monthy. Why, and how much higher they may go.

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit Cincinnati Friday to discuss public transportation, jobs and infrastructure. This might include a discussion on the Brent Spence Bridge.

A Middletown police officer was shot in a pursuit Monday afternoon in Turtlecreek Township.

A suspect is in custody after leading police on a multi-state chase Tuesday morning, according to a police officer on scene.

DWYM: Coronavirus face masks

New Postal Service mailbox rules anger homeowners

Parents are angry after finding out that Blippi shows in Columbus and elsewhere feature a blippi impersonator.

With the election finally over – could that mean the stimulus check logjam may finally be broken? Here’s what we know about the much-anticipated second round of checks.

Woman found dead in Covington yard, man arrested

Most family homeless shelters have waiting lists; most emergency homeless shelters don't accept children. Without help, this couple and their 9-month-old baby would have been left outside in the cold.

Millions of Americans might someday benefit from a class action lawsuit filed against manufacturers of forever chemicals by Rob Bilott, the Cincinnati lawyer made famous by the movie “Dark Waters.” The Taft Law partner won a $671 million settlement on behalf of 3,500 plaintiffs who alleged chemical giant DuPont contaminated their drinking water with PFOA, a forever chemical used to make Teflon.

Since 2007, Samaritan Car Care Clinic has been providing low-income people with free, basic maintenance on their cars. Now the organization wants to expand its mission to help change more lives.

One person died and two others were in critical condition following a crash in Middletown Saturday night.

Brides-to-be can expect delays on wedding dresses shipping from China as health officials try to limit the spread of coronavirus.

A Charlie Brown Christmas will no longer be on ABC or CBS, you still have a chance for a free view this month

Health officials fight vaccine hesitancy, aim for herd immunity

Tri-State superintendents monitor temperatures and conditions long before you get a cancellation alert. Amid a cold snap, officials consider wind chills throughout the night. It’s a process Hamilton City Schools Superintendent Tony Orr knows all too well. "Quite honestly, we get little sleep,” Orr said. Orr said he looks at wind speed in addition to temperatures, and he cancels school if that number dips to 15 degrees below zero. "I'm the dad of the school,” Orr said. “I always worry about kids walking, about kids walking when it's too cold. Canceling school is not a decision Orr takes lightly; he said 75 percent of students in the Hamilton City School District are on a free or reduced meal plan. "Many of these students are counting on us to be open so they can have breakfast, lunch and even food after school,” Orr said. Newport Independent Schools Superintendent Kelly Middletown said Newport schools face a different problem. Many of Middletown’s students walk to school, he said, so he cancels when the wind chill reaches 25 below. "It takes all of us working together,” Middletown said. “The school, the parents, outside organizations. Let's face it. Although we want our kids to be healthy and safe, being at school is important too. You have to find that balance."

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine gave the green light for the high school football, soccer and field hockey seasons to start on time this month. But, another chapter is just starting to form within the Ohio high school sports landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A woman was found dead in an apartment. A naked man confronted officers at the scene with a knife. “It's going to be a long investigation until we can try to put all these pieces together of what actually occurred."

Car crashes into building on Harrison Avenue

A woman says she is grateful she and her dog were able to escape her burning home Saturday afternoon. Plumes of smoke rolled from 208 South Miami Avenue at about 4 p.m. Saturday, according to the Miami Township Fire Department.

The White House denies Stormy Daniels' allegations.

Middletown crash involving two police cruisers