The Lincoln Heights Safety and Watch program started shortly after a neo-Nazi group waving swastika flags and shouting racial ...

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Ohio in 2024 experienced a net loss of 425 residents by natural change and a net loss of 2,462 to domestic migration. It grew ...

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Single tickets for HAMILTON are on sale to the public. This return engagement will again take to the Ohio Theatre (39 E.

The shelter's executive director says it relies on federal housing guidelines for supportive public housing, and the apartments in question were always meant to be temporary solutions.

The news came out of a Hamilton County Commission meeting on Tuesday, where commissioners grilled the head of animal control for an hour.

After two dogs brutally attacked a woman in Colerain Township, community members, Hamilton County Commissioners and Dog Warden are all calling for change for the neighborhood's safety.

The Hamilton County dog warden addressed commissioners Tuesday after a woman was viciously attacked by two dogs in Colerain Township.

While Ohio law does not require putting dogs down after an attack, the dogs' owners are planning euthanization when a 10-day quarantine ends.

Commissioners say that as the weather warms up and more people spend time outdoors, it’s essential that the community feels safe in their neighborhoods.

Leah Dinklacker is currently an assistant chief for the Hamilton County Prosecutor Office's juvenile division.