Cincinnati News
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Man who robbed woman, took her 1-year-old daughter, says it was 'just stupid'
September 18, 2018A month after prosecutors say Anquan Williams was involved in a homicide, he took a 1-year-old from her mother, intending to hold the girl for ransom.
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Power mostly restored at University of Cincinnati Medical Center, west campus
September 18, 2018University of Cincinnati Medical Center and part of the university campus is currently without power, officials said.
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Wildfire Pizza Kitchen to open inside Urban Artifact taproom in Northside
September 18, 2018A new pizza joint is coming toNorthside and embedding itself inside a belovedbrewery.
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Bees rescued in Boone County after hive accidentally destroyed
September 18, 2018"The Bee Man" helps Boone County Public Works crew save honeybees whose hive was accidentally destroyed.
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Save the bees: How you can help
September 18, 2018Four ways you can help honeybees.
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FOP president: Officer who used Taser on 11-year-old being unfairly persecuted
September 18, 2018The fate of officer Kevin Brown will be decided by Chief Eliot Isaac, but the police union president says Brown has been unfairly persecuted.
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Watch: Flooding in Carolinas and tornadoes in Virginia after Hurricane Florence
September 18, 2018After a weekend of rain from Hurricane Florence, some parts of the eastern U.S. are still underwater and storms are adding to the trouble.
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Plogging anyone? Swedish fitness craze makes its way here
September 18, 2018First, the Swedes gave us death cleaning and now plogging.
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Sheriff: Deputy shot at Kentucky rest stop is '90 percent paraplegic'
September 18, 2018The deputy was wounded in a fatal shootout with a Florida bank robbery suspect.
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Rob Portman on Brett Kavanaugh allegations: Shame on the Democrats
September 18, 2018Since Friday, Portman and other Republican lawmakers have fallen silent on the topic of the judge.
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From Trump's immigration ban to defunding Planned Parenthood, Mike DeWine champions conservative causes in court
September 18, 2018Mike DeWine's officefiled dozens ofopinions on how the U.S. Supreme Courtshould decide hot-button cases. They offer a window into how he would govern.