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Cincinnati police are investigating three fatal shootings in Millvale and a pedestrian struck by two vehicles on I-75. Local advocacy groups are hosting public forums to address disparities in Cincinnati policing data.

Cincinnati residents should stay alert after a fourth tornado struck northern Hamilton County, causing injuries and power outages, as emergency crews continue damage assessments. The city is also embracing new safety tools like the Citizen app, which saw a surge in use following recent flooding, while St. Francis Seraph in Over-the-Rhine prepares for its final Mass.

Cincinnati's episode covers a multi-vehicle crash near Anderson Township with alcohol suspected, the fiscal year 2027 budget focus on infrastructure and public safety, and the rising popularity of the Citizen app for real-time crime data.

Cincinnati residents should stay alert after heavy storms damaged Kenton County and parts of the Tri-State area, with power outages and road closures reported. A court has ordered Ohio to reinstate social media restrictions for minors, sparking new legal challenges over youth online safety.

Cincinnati residents are urged to stay alert as heavy storms continue to impact the Tri-State area, causing flash floods, power outages, and downed trees. The city also honors Kennedi Cooper's educational legacy while mourning the loss of Michael Zak, a cherished community member.

Cincinnati police investigate a shooting on the west side with one injury and an arrest, while an Ohio man is charged in a plot to attack a White House UFC event. The city also highlights its Citizen app for community safety and Juneteenth events including a Fountain Square concert and Over-the-Rhine parade.

Cincinnati firefighters are mourning the death of a colleague from a duty-related medical illness as the city searches for a missing local girl and addresses income disparities in Ohio. Authorities are urging public help in finding the missing girl, while city leaders release a report on middle-class earnings and highlight the Southern Ohio Junior Yankee Trace Junior Open results.

Cincinnati residents are grappling with a deadly head-on collision near the Kentucky border that has sparked road safety reviews, while the city also receives millions in state funding for universities and parks. Meanwhile, the Citizen app and local tinkerers are driving community engagement and sustainability efforts.

Cincinnati police confirm a shooting left one person injured in a residential area, while Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear visits to support Amy Acton's campaign. The Reds play the Diamondbacks tonight, and city officials ramp up lifeguard hiring for summer safety.

Cincinnati officials and the Fraternal Order of Police address racial bias claims in police stops, while Hebrew Union College fights an Ohio lawsuit over First Amendment rights. A new app called Citizen offers real-time safety updates, and a memorial service honors Aaron Lamar Rosemond Jr.

Cincinnati's Local Wire update covers a major I-75 truck crash near downtown, a fatal shooting in West Chester, and the debut of the Ohio Valley Ironmen. The episode also notes WKRC-TV's reporter exit and weather conditions for the region.

Cincinnati police confirm the death of Marcus Johnson in a Bond Hill shooting under investigation. The Citizen app sees increased use as residents turn to real-time crime updates and community safety features.

Cincinnati authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Bond Hill following a late-night incident, while West Chester police identify a victim in a shooting involving a police officer at an apartment complex. The city also highlights the Citizen app's role in community safety and ongoing efforts to improve government transparency.

Cincinnati police are searching for a man accused of shooting during a domestic dispute in Hamilton County and a Domino’s employee charged with stealing a car and fleeing through Over-the-Rhine. The city also announced updates to the Citizen app, expanding its real-time safety alerts and crime data features.

Cincinnati officials are investigating a fatal I-75 collision and a missing kayaker found in the Ohio River, while the Citizen app and Climate Week highlight community safety and sustainability efforts.

Cincinnati police confirm a shooting in Avondale left three hospitalized after a natural gas leak, while a motorcyclist died in a deer collision on a rural road. The Citizen app is growing as a safety tool for real-time updates and community alerts.

Cincinnati police are investigating a shooting that left one person hospitalized early Monday, while the city continues to expand emergency alert services through the Citizen app. Officials in Blue Ash also shared updates on their new community pool set to open in late summer, and the state has renewed funding for the Ohio Cyber Range at the University of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati emergency crews search the Ohio River for a missing kayaker in Clermont County while the mayor delays a new splash pad in Over-the-Rhine. The city also faces police chief dismissal over ICE school visits and an art exhibit highlighting historic barns in downtown Cincinnati.

Cincinnati officials face legal challenges as a widow sues over her husband's 2025 death in Over-the-Rhine and Ohio State settles a $100 million abuse case. A new report also scrutinizes city budget spending, while residents report a persistent odor in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati.

Cincinnati police have arrested a suspect in the fatal stabbing of a woman at a Skyline Chili location, while the USS Cincinnati Memorial & Peace Pavilion opened along the Ohio River. The Cincinnati Reds also prepare for a key game against the Kansas City Royals at Great American Ballpark.

Cincinnati's new Citizen app is boosting public safety with real-time reporting and emergency access, while the Reds prepare for a big game against the Kansas City Royals. The city also celebrates Pride with over 50 events this month and researchers study the sudden reappearance of Lazarus lizards.

Cincinnati's Local Wire update covers a mother's transition from homelessness to stability with help from local nonprofits, the enhanced Citizen app for public safety, and the reopening of I-75 near Bond Hill after crashes. Lt. Governor David Williams also visits the University of Cincinnati for economic development discussions.

Cincinnati police have identified the 19-month-old homicide victim from a 1972 cold case, offering closure to the ‘Baby Angel’ family. A Cincinnati gang member received a 12-year sentence for violent drug trafficking, while city officials promote the Citizen app for real-time safety alerts.

Cincinnati police arrested a man linked to a major drug trafficking network tied to cartel activities, charging him with multiple felonies. City officials also addressed the firing of a former police chief after controversial ICE wellness checks in Cincinnati schools.

Cincinnati officials fire former Ohio police chief for misleading students at Cincinnati Public Schools, finalize annual budget with public transit funding, and Hoxworth Blood Center launches summer blood drives with free jerseys. A local man discovers his long-lost high school diploma from the 1980s, adding a personal twist to the city’s news.