Tests are free and no physician order is required.

A man was found lying in the street unresponsive and with a head injury

Officers responded to the 2600 block of Chesterfield Court early Friday morning

Paddlefest 2020 was scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 1 but was changed to a virtual event due to COVID-19

The “Cover the Cruiser” campaign was created after the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run was canceled due to COVID-19.

It started Friday morning and ends Sunday

It was reported in the 2300 block of Maryland Avenue about 2:30 a.m.

COVID-19 isn’t stopping area schools from creating alternative ways to conduct graduation ceremonies.

The move-in process for NKU students in the fall semester starts Monday, Aug. 10.

The investigation leading to his arrest began as a police training scenario, prosecutors say

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This year will be different due to the coronavirus pandemic

First Lady Fran DeWine and other members of DeWine’s staff have also tested negative.

Federal search warrants are being executed and interviews will be conducted in connection to Crystal Rogers’ disappearance as the FBI Louisville takes over as the lead investigative agency.

"You don’t steal things," the owner said. "It’s just common decency"

The car holds sentimental value, and its owner is asking for whoever took it to return it.

As long as COVID-19 can spread at any moment, the judge reasoned, it makes no difference how long the athletes are close together.

The result of a second COVID-19 test taken by the governor could come Thursday night

Separate motions were filed in court Thursday requesting bonds for Travis and Gregory McMichael.

Police believe the teen could be in the Middletown or West Chester areas.

“No matter your age, no matter who you are, you can always give back"

This is the second instance of vandalism reported by the parks department this week.

PFC Frank Athon's was declared “non-recoverable” in 1949. But more than 70 years later, they're headed back home.

Multiple people were injured as a result of the crash.

Angie Graves was working at the Subway at White’s Travel Center along Interstate 81/64 on Thursday morning when she spied country music star Kane Brown.

The stop in Ohio kicked off a weekend of campaign fundraising for the president.

DeWine has no symptoms at the present time, according to the governor’s office.

The governor says he will have additional guidance on Monday for bars and restaurants

Hamilton County has improved from Level 3 (red) to Level 2 (orange) according to the latest update of the Ohio Public Health Advisory System.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating after an SUV crashed into the entrance of a CVS store in Wilmington.

If you would like to attend President Donald J. Trump’s fundraiser in Bratenahl, it will set you back at least $5,600.

The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security is warning Kentuckians of a potential scam related to unsolicited packages from foreign countries.

A local community group will move its pop-up food pantry to a permanent location this fall.

Ohioans filed 25,952 initial jobless claims last week, according to statistics the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

Deputies and fire crews responded about 7:10 a.m. to the collision on the railroad tracks at U.S. 127 near Wayne-Milford Road, sheriff’s officials say

A new COVID-19 anxiety app from Cincinnati Children’s is providing self-help tools to cope with pandemic-associated anxiety.

If fans can attend games, tickets would be limited to season ticket holders and students on a priority basis with a maximum attendance of 25%.

The event is presented by Neighborhood Bridges Lebanon, the Countryside YMCA and Lebanon Area Chamber of Commerce

A Knight Game in Hamilton says the mandate took away the most profitable daily hours in a business that has always run on slim margins

The Jeep Wrangler has black wheels with chrome accents and a unique, all-black, flat roof rack

Disney’s "Frozen" is still set to debut here in January

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The victim's father says more work needs to be done to change the systemic racism that led to his son's death.

Four boaters jumped into Lake Erie after their boat caught fire Wednesday evening near Mentor.

“I’ve never found anything of value, anything that would be considered rare... until this.”

For many, it was a summer without the usual perks of the season, and that disappointment followed a school year that had been cut short by the coronavirus.

Akron Bartender says she is relieved the bars are closing earlier because late-night patrons have punched, screamed at bartenders for enforcing the social distancing rules

Great Parks of Hamilton County has decided against putting a 1.8 mill levy to the voters in November.

"I hope everybody can take a moment to just stop and celebrate our kids"

Students will be split into two groups that will alternate weeks of in-person classes with weeks of classes taken remotely online.

Hickory Dickory in Dayton, Ky. is on its last legs.

In order to qualify to run as an independent candidate in Ohio, West will need 5,000 valid signatures from registered voters in the state.

Cincinnati police will be testing a system through nine city neighborhoods spanning each of the department's five districts.

"Nothing deserves to live in those kind of conditions"

A Plan B exists if state and local health data take a turn.

The HUB is going to be partially about the bar inside the century-old building and also focus on outdoor experiences, one partner says.

Malikai Willis is accused of sex trafficking and filming pornographic videos of an underage girl.

Levi, who is three, loves to rush outside to greet his neighborhood garbage man, Mr. Rob, every Monday morning.