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.

A historic Kansas city police docket with references to Wild West lawmen Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson is one legal step closer to being returned to Dodge City.

A city council member in Cincinnati is backing off a proposal to have panhandlers obtain permits and pay a tax on what they collect.

Drugs shaped like popular cartoon characters including Snoopy and Transformers are showing up in Kansas City, and local officials are worried that children could mistake the dangerous tablets for vitamins or candy.

An Ohio family of five has gone undercover in the nation’s capital to help foil a cyber “terrorist attack.“ Their attire wasn’t very suspicious: Shorts, T-shirts and jackets tied around their waists.

A new program that limits taxi service at the Cleveland airport to three cab companies has prompted protests from some drivers who were left out of the plan.

Cleveland’s transit agency is telling its drivers to stop giving people a free ride.

The city considers adding a new function to its red-light cameras—speed enforcement. 

One group says an income tax increase is critical in saving Columbus’ economy.

A new plan will not only help the city of Columbus collect on debts but also will save the city considerable dollars.

City Auditor Hugh Dorrian says it would take an increase of .5 percent to bring everything back to normal.

The mayor of one Ohio city says he’s adding firefighters and police officers to the city payroll even during tight times.