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President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump arrived at Cincinnati Lunken Airport on Monday, Feb. 5, 2018. The president greeted a crowd of supporters before leaving for a Blue Ash business, where he'll promote the Republican tax plan.

A suspect led police on a chase over the Roebling Bridge early Friday evening. The pursuit ended in a crash at the intersection of Fifth and Monmouth streets in Newport.

St. Xavier basketball coach Mike Noszka and Hughes coach Bryan Wyant discuss their respective seasons. Both teams are in the second Midwest King Classic Jan. 18-19 at Middletown High School.

From trespassing to destruction of federal property, assaulting a federal officer, abetting terrorism or conspiracy to engage in insurrection or rebellion, local federal attorneys say the range of prosecutions to come out of Wednesday's unrest on Capitol Hill could be wide.

Despite a looming deadline to prove they've been vaccinated against COVID-19 or risk losing their jobs, a new survey conducted by an Ohio nurses union suggests a significant number of nurses at one local hospital would rather quit than be required to get their shots.

The series looks at lesser-known neighborhoods around the Tri-State.

Following his rejection by Ohio State University, white supremacist Richard Spencer wants to bring his racist, pro-ethnic cleansing ideology to a speaking engagement at the University of Cincinnati, UC spokesman Gregory Vehr confirmed Thursday night.

When the rover Perseverance landed on the surface of Mars Thursday afternoon, it was the first time NASA had sent one in a decade. And the space agency couldn't have done it without the work of one Tri-State technology firm.

The first round of stimulus checks are showing up in bank accounts now but if you have yet to see yours, we have tips for checking your status or speeding it up.

Residents at the Alois Alzheimer Center got the chance to see loved ones in a parade for National Nursing Home Week.

Firefighters rescued a woman from a Pleasant Ridge apartment after a grease fire had started in the kitchen.

With less than 48 hours until the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice-President Kamala Harris – many would normally be making the trip to Washington. But with the threat of COVID-19 and possible protests looming, even the staunchest Biden-Harris supporters are planning to watch remotely.

Across the U.S., more than 43,000 people took part in this study. Some received the trial vaccine; others received a placebo.

An emergency meeting will be held to discuss the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after six people developed blood clots from the shot.

Is a second stimulus check on the way, now that the election is over?

Medical experts said the Food and Drug Administration could soon authorize extra doses of the shot for people with weakened immune systems. Chemotherapy patients and transplant survivors like Keli Thorn would fall into that category.

Community rallies to push back against gun violence

Hamilton City School leaders have a plan to arm some teachers.

Without the knowledge of Hamilton County's sheriff, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been entering the Hamilton County Courthouse in search of migrants as they come out of courtrooms, according to multiple agencies. Both Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Aftab Pureval and Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil said they did not know it was happening and expressed concern that ICE's presence in the courthouse could interfere with the judicial process.

Twenty-five years ago, Ohio prison inmates killed nine of their own and one corrections officer during an 11-day riot at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville, Ohio. About 450 prisoners took part in the riot that started on Easter Sunday, April 13, 1993. Lucasville was the state’s only maximum-security prison and housed the most dangerous offenders, many of whom had psychological disorders. The riot ringleaders were identified as members of various gangs, including Black Muslims and Aryan Brotherhood. On the first day, rioters took over Cellblock L and brutally beat five inmates to death and tossed their bodies in the exercise yard. The victims were considered snitches. Four others were killed over the next few days. One was strangled by cords, after paper and plastic were shoved in his mouth. Rioters also took eight prison guards hostage. When they didn’t think prison officials were taking their demands seriously, they strangled guard Robert Vallandingham on the fifth day.

A gunmen shot and killed nine people on Aug. 4, 2019 in Dayton's Historic Oregon District. The city will honor the victims by taking nine minutes of silence on Tuesday night.

WCPO anchor Craig McKee spoke to Shayna Hubers, who awaits retrial in connection to the shooting death of boyfriend Ryan Poston, in her first such interview since her initial arrest. Hubers said she had filed for a marriage license with another inmate and was afraid they might be unfairly denied because of her notoriety in Campbell County.

Can you really make money advertising Dr Pepper on your car?

One dead after van crashes into house and catches fire

Last week, Judge Robert Ruehlman said he has called Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to the Hamilton County Courthouse in cases where he suspected a defendant was in the United States illegally. It's a bold move — and it could hurt the justice system by discouraging people afraid of ICE from giving testimony, according to migrant advocates.