Ohio once courted data centers. Now resident backlash in the tri-state area has local governments rethinking their plans.

As many Tri-state communities cut ties with the Flock surveillance system or pause use of it, Police Chief Patrick Carr calls the system valuable for policing. He's advocating to keep it in Trenton.

First Boar's Head, now another fan-favorite brand has disappeared from Tri-State Kroger stores. We reached out to Kroger to ...

Gas prices around Cincinnati are moving up to $4.59 a gallon, due to more attacks in the Middle East in recent days. But UDF ...

The Sept. 21 Union Township Board of Trustees Work Session will function as a town hall on Automated License Plate Readers or ...

Trenton withdrew its petition to annex 601 acres for a proposed Amazon data center, delaying a public hearing as a November ...

Fernald Preserve near Hamilton is inviting the public to celebrate the 20-year celebration of its cleanup from a uranium ...

Boone County neighbors are rallying behind a Burlington, Kentucky, woman fighting to save her land from a sewage pipeline project planned by Sanitation District 1 of Northern Kentucky.

Ayoub Lajhar was raised in Libya before a civil war caused him and his mother to flee. Despite the hardship, he now defends ...

A Clermont County corrections officer was indicted by a grand jury and is set to face multiple charges, Clermont County ...

A wife is speaking exclusively to the Scripps News Group about the assault that killed her husband of 42 years inside a ...

Kirby Rankin and Nessa Keaney, two suspects charged in the death of a 7-year-old boy whose body was found duct-taped in a ...