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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.

Officials released a dashcam video captured by an Uber driver behind Briana Benson’s car on the night Madie Hart was killed.

An undercover police officer helped rescue the man.

The Million Dollar Quartet will play from Jan. 20 through Feb. 18.

The game was called after a New Miami player was struck by an Oyler player, who alleged he heard racial slurs from the opposing team during Wednesday's game.

Winning his seventh term representing Kentucky in the U.S. Senate, Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has defeated Democratic challenger and retired Marine Corps Lt. Amy McGrath.

Families everywhere are taking the tidying up challenge, after watching Marie Kondo's hit show on Netflix

Some in the nursing home industry are concerned about President Joe Biden’s requirement that all nursing home staff members be vaccinated. Facilities have a lot to lose – including federal funding if those new requirements aren’t met.

Police said Wednesday it is still undetermined what produced the sound they believed to be gunshots. No gun was recovered from the scene.

City Council on Wednesday night voted 5-1 to nix a proposed ordinance that would have allowed Southgate residents to own pit bull type dogs within city limits, although it would also have defined those dogs as innately "vicious or dangerous" based on breed.

Experts say language barriers, communal living spaces and access to healthcare are among the reasons Latinas make up most COVID-19 cases among pregnant women.

A new multi-level structure going up on the corner of Arlington and Colerain, right off Interstate 75, will be a $16 million storage facility. The owners have a similar business in Lexington, Kentucky.

College football returned Saturday with several programs making their season debuts – Miami (OH) however, wasn’t one of them. The MAC postponed the season and that forced two Redhawk standouts to make a decision of their own.

Shots Fired Near Ziegler Park

They’re calling it a Withrow renaissance. A group of alumni of Withrow University High School in Hyde Park is trying to breathe some new life into the arts program. They have been donating time and money to remodel the auditorium and encourage more students to get involved in the arts. The school is also getting on board.

Many people are receiving an email survey about their experience with the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine. Should you answer it?

President Donald Trump on a campaign visit to Dayton International Airport in Vandalia, Ohio, Sept. 21, 2020.

A Butler County Common Pleas judge is ordering doctors at West Chester Hospital to treat a COVID-19 patient with Ivermectin, a drug commonly used as a livestock dewormer.

During a challenging year for students across the Tri-State, school counselors are stepping up to support them across the board — keeping them on-track with academics, promoting social and emotional health, and helping them prepare for college.

On Friday, WCPO Chief Meteorologist Steve Raleigh and his family opened “Madi’s House," a free community center offering help during after rehab.