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Erica Riddick's home is, in many ways, hidden. She has fought for years to make sure she and her neighbors have access to their homes, continue to get city services, and don't get forgotten.

Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans is back in court, this time fighting with state prosecutors over how to clean up buried construction waste at a site near Newtown.

On Tuesday, Vito Stramaglia, a former Cleves demolition company owner, was sentenced to 6 months in federal prison for tax evasion. Court records show he also had $300,000 in judgments against him.

A Hamilton County judge will decide if Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans should be put in jail for contempt of court, for failing to clean up hundreds of thousands of truckloads of illegal waste.

A new concert venue, high-rise hotel, restaurants and bars, apartments and office space are part of a potential new development just north of TQL Stadium.

Clermont County Commissioners unanimously voted to ban large solar and wind projects in seven townships after a contentious public hearing on Wednesday.

An 8-year-old boy was hospitalized after eating an adult edible gummy with THC, believing it was candy, according to the boy's family.

One person has died in a house fire in Warren County and another was treated for smoke inhalation, according to the Warren County Sheriff's Office.

The city of Cincinnati faces a projected $500 million backlog in deferred maintenance, and one of the worst buildings is the 84-year-old fleet garage.

Nearly eight months after Evans Landscaping owner Doug Evans signed a $550,000 settlement with the state, cleanup at one site hasn’t begun.