COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - The driver who was found guilty of killing a man in a December 2023 crash was sentenced on Tuesday. Kenton County Circuit Judge Patricia Summe sentenced 42-year-old Christopher Jackson to 35 years in prison for the murder of Gordon Torline. In January, a grand jury found...

Six more Greater Cincinnati Frisch’s Big Boy restaurants are set to close after a Hamilton County magistrate granted their evictions at a hearing Wednesday morning. The following restaurants have been given seven days to leave the premises:. Blue Ash (9070 Plainfield Road) Bridgetown (4227 Bridgetown Road) Colerain Township (9830...

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A new Italian restaurant is opening next month in Northern Kentucky. Carmelo’s is located in a former office space in Covington, at 434 Madison Ave. The restaurant is slated to open Tuesday, Nov. 5. Hospitality industry veterans Billy Grise, formerly with Thunderdome Restaurant Group,...

(This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy.) A Northern Kentucky city is staying in its Taylor Swift era by unveiling a street sign that will pay homage to the international pop star ahead of her concerts in Indianapolis Nov. 1-3. ...

Spooky season is here, and soon our little ones will don their best costumes for a night of innocent fun – and lots and lots of candy! Do you know when your neighborhood is hosting your trick-or-treat festivities!? If not then keep scrolling and check out our list! RELATED: Radio One Cincinnati’s First Annual Halloween Jamboree […]

CINCINNATI — A Northern Kentucky teenager will spend the next four years on probation for his involvement in an attempted car theft that led to the death of a University of Cincinnati student. Benjamin Addison, 21, was shot and killed in March while trying to stop two people from...

CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Police are searching for a suspect who broke into multiple homes in Price Hill while residents were sleeping. The break-ins happened on Oct. 14 around 4:30 a.m. Multiple items were stolen, police said. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the...

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - After another warm day (high 77), it will be mild tonight with a low of 64. It will be dry with winds dying down. Thursday will start dry with rain arriving as early as noon. It will be warm again with a high of 75. The chance for severe weather is small but a few thunderstorms will also be possible. Rain will be off-and-on from noon until 10pm. However, I do think there will be dry time and enough breaks in the rain to get in the Trick-or-Treating hours for most kids. The high winds will be the main issue. Gusts will be as high as 40-45mph at times throughout the day. While that isn’t enough to cause damage, it can lower visibility with the rain and blowing leaves. Be extra cautious while out and about Thursday evening with the increased foot traffic on many streets.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A new laser treatment called NightLase is being used by local doctors to reduce snoring, offering a potential solution for those whose sleep is disrupted by the condition. Dr. Steve Amoils, one of the first in the nation to use the Fotona NightLase, is treating patients at...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A grandson said that he forgives the man who stabbed his grandmother and her two kids to death. The suspect, Anthony Mathis, killed his mother-in-law, Patricia McCollum, better known as Ms. Pat. The grandson is now opening up and talking about the family's tragedy. It's too soon...

KENNEDY HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) - Two teenagers are hospitalized after being chased and shot by a group in a car, according to Cincinnati police. Police have searched for the suspects for nearly 24 hours following the shooting in Kennedy Heights. One of the teens is at UC Medical Center with life-threatening injuries, while the other is at Children's Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Spring Grove Cemetery in Spring Grove Village is one of the most historic cemeteries in the United States. The National Historic Landmark has been around since 1845 and not only boasts a colorful arboretum, but is also where many prominent people throughout local and national history are buried. The Enquirer recently documented the history...

CINCINNATI — A youth football coach accused of shooting two people during a game at Walnut Hills High School has been indicted. On Wednesday, a grand jury handed down a new indictment for Lamont Ragan, 29. Ragan is accused of shooting two people during a youth football game earlier...

CINCINNATI — A teenager is in the hospital after being hit by a car in West Price Hill. It happened along West 8th Street Wednesday afternoon. According to Cincinnati Police officers on scene, the 13-year-old girl exited a Metro bus, ran up the street, then attempted to cross the road before being struck by a car.

CINCINNATI — Sources confirm there were numerous car break-ins and guns stolen in Downtown Cincinnati during the Bengals game on Sunday. Sources confirm some of the break-ins took place at a parking garage on Seventh and Vine Street and at tailgating lots. Mayor Aftab Pureval addressed what happened live...

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A former Hamilton County police officer with ties to the Miami Valley has been indicted. The Clermont County Prosecutor’s Office reports Robert Ellison, 36, of Cincinnati, was recently indicted by a grand jury. According to the prosecutor’s office, Ellison has been indicted on three counts of gross sexual imposition involving a […]

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Northwest High School will be closed to students on Thursday, October 31, 2024, following an incident that occurred on Wednesday. Only staff members are required to report to the school. The administration said the closure will allow staff to adequately prepare for the return of students on...

CINCINNATI (Gray News) – Three dogs who spent their lives as companions to cheetahs at the Cincinnati Zoo have retired from their positions, the zoo announced. The Cincinnati Zoo said Moose, Remus and Daisy are retiring after years of work with the cheetahs. When the dogs were pups, they...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Looks as if Mother Nature picked trick instead of treat, ending an extremely dry calendar month with a wet Halloween. Instead of feeling like late October, it has felt more like summer. Temperatures topped out in the upper-70s to around 80 degrees on Tuesday under a blend of sunshine and high clouds.

Campbell County's Clerk said his team is prepared to handle the crowds of excited voters who plan to cast their ballots days before the General Election