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Talk about a home run! A young Reds fan from Los Angeles got to meet her favorite player, Joey Votto, on Sunday -- one day after a tweet showing her sad face went viral.

Colerain High School senior cornerback Ken Willis announced Sunday afternoon his verbal commitment to the University of Cincinnati. He is the first Cincinnati-area player in the 2022 class to verbally commit to the Bearcats.

Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey's assigned county vehicle and gun were stolen from her home driveway early Saturday morning, the sheriff's office announced Sunday afternoon.

A man is dead and two people are injured after an overnight shooting in South Cumminsville, according to Cincinnati Police.

A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly pointing a gun at officers during a drug investigation in Walton, the Boone County Sheriff's department announced Saturday.

Here's how you can adopt the Animal Adoption Foundation's longest resident, Crystal.

The first-ever Juneteenth Jubilee in North Park will be about healing, organizer Craig Salmon-Gilmore said Friday night. There’s a lot of it to do.

With Father’s day around the corner, you may still be trying to figure out how to spoil the special father in your life. How about spoiling him with a grooming session at a new Colerain barbershop?

Lakota West senior cornerback Jyaire Brown committed to the All-American Bowl on Friday afternoon. He is the second Lakota West football player in the 2022 class to commit to the prestigious all-star game.

Cincinnatians in many neighborhoods are familiar with a sound that comes around every summer: The roar of a dirt bike or quad revving its engine.

Some small business owners are calling a group of Cincinnati students the secret key to unlocking the door to more money.

Edgewood High graduate Zach Apple is headed to the Tokyo Olympics this summer.

Whitney Miller discusses her interview with 'Magic Adrian' Anderson who took it upon herself to help schedule any and everyone who needed a shot during the release of the first doses of vaccine.

Over the past year, Heavy Hinges crafted enough new material to record a live album at Urban Artifact and still perform all new songs for WCPO Lounge Acts.

The Butler County prosecutor's office said Friday that there will be no charges brought against any law enforcement officers who shot a Ross Township man attempting "suicide by cop" in May.

Williamsburg High School graduate Madi Ogden was named Friday morning as the Gatorade Ohio softball player of the year.

Middletown’s police and fire chiefs made presentations during Tuesday night’s city council meeting. One proposal will save taxpayers about $74,000 a year and the other will cost $1.2 million.

The Cincinnati Police Department said one teenager was killed and three others were injured in a Thursday night shooting in Walnut Hills.

The Clermont County Convention and Visitors Bureau is launching a new mobile pass which they hope will get people biking and enjoying some of the food and drinks the county has to offer.

Rodney Walker was 22 and homeless for the second time when a case worker at City Gospel Mission connected him with the KEYS program. Walker says the program's support has changed his life.