Dwayne Slavey News Today

More than 100 food-service locations were cited for rodent violations in the first half of this year. But only four closed for business to resolve the problem.

On the last night of BLINK, art will leap off the Federal building at Fourth and Main downtown in a unique, international way.

Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey is asking three western townships to pay at least $1 million a year for regular patrols in that area.

Restoration buff John Richardson explains his vision for Jackson and Clyffside brewery buildings in the Mohawk section of Over-the-Rhine.

Paul Brown Stadium will likely get an upgrade in the next few years. But how much taxpayers are willing to spend on those renovations may depend on how well the Cincinnati Bengals perform this season.

In August 2000, Paul Brown Stadium opened to fans who were struck by the expansive views and post-modern, open-air design. Now it is middle-aged by NFL standards and Hamilton County officials took their first step toward deciding its future.

More than 100 Clermont County residents are suing the owner of the former Walter C. Beckjord coal plant, claiming that open dumping of coal ash is threatening to cause an environmental catastrophe.

In three weeks Aftab Pureval will be sworn in as the first Asian-American mayor in Cincinnati history, marking a new era for the city. WCPO sat down with Pureval in his Clifton home on Dec. 10 to learn more about his plans for the Queen City.

An out-of-control car crashed into several buildings in South Fairmount early Friday morning, including a home where one man was sleeping.

Two people died in an early morning motorcycle wreck in Carthage Friday. Police say excessive speed and impairment appear to be factors.