Police in Cincinnati say a 93-year-old woman was fatally stabbed outside her senior-living apartment complex as she took an evening stroll.

A former morgue worker already in prison for having sex with a body awaiting autopsy has pleaded guilty in two more cases of sexually assaulting corpses.

The U.S. Justice Department says a Minnesota-based packaged ice company has agreed to pay a $9 million criminal fine for allegedly conspiring with a competitor.

Transit officials in Cincinnati say a bus driver was hurt on the head when his bus moved while he was doing a routine morning inspection.

Scores of people have rallied in suburban Cincinnati to show support for a town hall Ten Commandments display that’s the target of a lawsuit.

The practice of giving public employees access to free tickets and luxury suites at the Cincinnati football stadium and baseball park is not a proper government function and should end, the Hamilton County Auditor said.

Sharonville officials say the city’s convention center has hosted gun shows for years without any sales violations reported by any law enforcement agencies.

Cincinnati police have concluded that a girl made up a story about being stabbed with a kitchen knife for refusing to give up her lunch.

State funding cuts are pushing a record number of Ohio’s public libraries to seek local tax levies as they struggle to keep branches open and avoid cutting services.

Police have arrested three young men on aggravated rioting charges after a melee at a Cincinnati high school for at-risk students.

Police in the Cincinnati area say the skeletal remains of a man found more than two years ago are of a Russian immigrant who hadn’t been seen in years.

A prominent Cincinnati restaurant owner is helping raise money to pay medical bills for a young woman badly injured by a thrown rock.

The widow of a Cintas Corp. worker who fell into an industrial dryer and died in 2007 wants a federal judge to unseal for public viewing “more than 90 percent” of the evidence in her lawsuit against the nation’s largest uniform supplier.

An amusement park is apologizing for a Halloween display of skeletons dressed up as dead celebrities, including Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett.

He thought his car was gone for good, then he got the bad news when it was found.