Cincinnati Enquirer

Fischesser used to admire the day lilies that would bloom inside the planters, but for the last few years those lilies have given way to an overgrowth of weeds.

In August, the listing prices for 1,060 homes in Southwest Ohio were reduced by an average of 5%, the Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors reported

The maps dilute the votes of Black Ohioans, Muslims and other minorities, according to a third lawsuit filed at the Ohio Supreme Court Monday.

A recent salmonella outbreak with no known food source has more than doubled in infections in over a week.

Investigators are asking for the public's help identifying an arson suspect after the entrance to resident was set on fire last month.

In a new Pike County court filing, attorneys for son George Wagner IV say their client shot and killed no one. They want the death penalty dropped.

Some truckers on social media had threatened to block highways across the United States Monday in protest of COVID-19 vaccination and mask mandates.

Thirty-three Mason High School seniors are among 192 named National Merit Semifinalists in the TriState.

A man living at the Charleston Pine Apartments hired two women as escorts, police say. While the women were in his home, one of the escorts shot at the man but struck the other escort instead, according to police.

Executives with Unity Aluminum, the business formerly known as Braidy Industries, said they still don't have financing for the Eastern Kentucky mill.