Cincinnati News

If current voting trends hold true, there will be two new members of Cincinnati City Council when the new nine-member body is sworn in December 1st.

Shoppers have been packing the lots there since August, hunting for bargains. But do outlets really save you money...Or is it just an illusion? Shoppers Love Outlets Despite the recession .... new outlet stores continue to stage ribbon cuttings and grand openings.

The Cincinnati location of Proof is the first establishment outside the original location at 702 W. Main St.

The tragedy at Fort Hood on Thursday rattled the entire U.S. Army, because it happened where soldiers though they would be safe.

The Associated Press reports that, on her book tour for "Going Rogue,"A Sarah Palin will be making a stop in Cincinnati.

Issue 7 for the Cincinnati and Hamilton Co. public libraries has passed with 100% of the precincts reporting.

In less than two weeks, you can help a local band raise money for the trip of a lifetime a ' a chance to be in the national spotlight.

Sister Helen talks about prisons in general, and shares a preview of the new book she is writing: River of Fire: My Spiritual Journey to Death Row. An interview by Cincinnati's RED! magazine

A man arrested in suburban Chicago is accused of gross abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence involving a skeleton found in southwest Ohio in 2007.

The race for Mayor of the City of Cincinnati on Nov. 3 boils down to a choice of personalities and experience.

A Hispanic chamber of commerce has published a book it hopes will help students better understand Hispanic and other immigrant groups and curb anti-immigrant sentiment in the Cincinnati area.

A 30-year-old Cincinnati man died Friday from injuries he sustained when he lost control of his motorcycle on Licking Pike, skidded into a concrete wall and then was propelled over the wall, falling 17 feet into a creek bed.

A Cincinnati man has been arrested and accused of attacking a woman with a brick.

Cincinnati Police are looking for two men who are impersonating officers. Detectives say on November 6th at around 9 a.m, there was a knock on an elderly woman's Westwood neighborhood home.

Two Republican lawmakers advising Ohio's Democratic governor on changes to the state's lethal injection process say it shouldn't be hard to fix the system.

Two men are facing charges after they were allegedly caught breaking into a Bond Hill orphanage.

Lighthouse Youth Services, WCPO Channel 9 and Meijer stores are partnering for the annual Lighthouse Happy Holidays project to provide gifts for more than 2,000 children, teens and young adults in crisis.

The United Nations World Food Programme released a statement today about a food shortage emergency in Southern Sudan.

The Cincinnati Zoo is hoping a rhino's second pregnancy will result in what officials say would be the world's first live birth of an Indian rhinoceros conceived through artificial insemination.

Ohio and General Electric Co. officials are putting the finishing touches on a plan to modernize GE Aviation's suburban Cincinnati headquarters.