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Ohio Families Against Police Brutality, an organization led by women who lost their children to police shootings, wants to reduce the number of fatal encounters with police by changing how officers are trained.

The Ohio House and Senate today voted to override Gov. Mike DeWine's recent veto of Senate Bill 22, which would give the General Assembly the power to rescind any of the governor’s or health department’s health orders.

Some Ohio teens could soon be working later hours after the state Senate unanimously passed a bill allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to work until 9 p.m. on a school night.

Tim Erwin, a longtime Public Works employee, said he was harassed by Village of Morrow officials who eventually fired him in 2015.

Starting Monday, Ohioans who are 75-years-old and older can enroll to get the vaccine. That means, people like Darlene Adams, 76, and her husband can now get the vaccine.

Kentucky governor calls special session on handling COVID-19

John Matarese shows 6 ways to keep porch pirates from ruining your Christmas

They're so sweet and special, your loved ones won't even know you bought them Dec. 20.

It may feel like the pandemic is over but experts say the virus still poses a threat to pregnant women.

Newport back to school giveaway event.

Social media videos of UC student parties raise concerns

Transgender athletes in sports – it’s a hot-button issue here and across the country. A proposed Ohio bill addressing it had the Feedback Friday hotline ringing off the hook.

Cincinnati police identified an 18-year-old man as the victim of a fatal shooting in the city's Clifton Heights neighborhood. Demikeo Allen was dead by the time officers arrived at the scene on West McMillan Street near Moerlein Avenue. He was killed two days before his 19th birthday.

Gov. Mike DeWine said community spread is to blame for high rates of infection.

Newly released surveillance footage from the Hamilton County prosecutor's office shows the moments leading up to the execution-style shooting, which happened in the parking lot of a Westwood Walmart in the middle of the afternoon. EDITORS NOTE: WCPO has edited the video to omit the final moments during which 24-year-old Jamontea Brown is killed.

A flag is raised at half-staffed at Officer Eric Ney's church, where members held a prayer service for the officer shot while responding to a domestic incident in Clearcreek Township.

Finally free after a week of ICE detention, Riccy Enriquez Perdomo cried as she reunited with her family and friends Thursday evening.

New developments in UC Health's COVID-19 vaccine trial

President Joe Biden lifted the Pentagon's ban Monday, allowing transgender people to serve in the military and reversing the action taken by former President Donald trump in 2017.

In the wake of today’s decision by Major League Baseball to move this season’s All-Star Game out of Atlanta in response to the state’s new stricter voting laws, political science experts say the relationship between business and government has changed because of the advent of social media.

Jurors in the retrial of Shayna Hubers, who faced a second round of charges for the 2012 shooting death of boyfriend Ryan Poston, found her guilty of murder Tuesday after fewer than six hours of deliberation.

So you've had a busy December. Or your relatives are hard to shop for. None of that changes the fact that Christmas is on its way. Here are some of our suggestions for awesome gifts that your loved ones won't even guess were last-minute buys.

He's blind, so he memorizes the forecast from TV and then riffs for fellow residents of Redwood, a care facility for adults with special needs.

Holly Allen and her family flew into Dayton at 2:00 a.m. Wednesday, on their way back to Dayton from China. "We had hand sanitizer, we had several masks with us," she said. "We actually had someone who was coughing on one of the planes, and a few people around us did take masks out and put them on just to be careful."

Cam Hardy, a candidate for Cincinnati City Council, is apologizing for old tweets that have resurfaced that included offensive remarks about gay people.