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Indictments reveal details about new defendants connected to Siders case

Indictments reveal details about new defendants connected to Siders case

Brandon Henderson and Josh Saunders were indicted Aug. 21. Their case is connected to the discovery of the 16 Siders children.
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Driver indicted a year after Delaware County crash killed three

Driver indicted a year after Delaware County crash killed three

The driver in a crash that killed three people on U.S. 23 in Delaware County Aug. 13, 2025 tested positive for cocaine, according to a crash report
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FBI sets $25,000 minimum reward for dozens of unsolved Indian Country cases

FBI sets $25,000 minimum reward for dozens of unsolved Indian Country cases

The FBI has established a minimum reward of $25,000 for help in solving some cold cases where people went missing or were killed in Indian Country
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I'm the sick one the church prays for. Drug pricing change would be devastating | Opinion

I'm the sick one the church prays for. Drug pricing change would be devastating | Opinion

Living with a chronic disease means learning how to manage uncertainty. That uncertainty shouldn't include medication.
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Witnesses describe scene at New Albany warehouse as Bruce Foster trial begins

Witnesses describe scene at New Albany warehouse as Bruce Foster trial begins

A survivor of the KDC/ONE warehouse shooting testified that he should have shot Bruce Foster after wrestling the gun away from him.
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More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing

More than 1,000 Flock cameras watch Cincinnati area. Resistance is growing

Police use Flock cameras to solve crimes, but critics fear the surveillance network is being abused by police.
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Governor's race is anything but a Ramaswamy cakewalk. It's about to get nasty | Opinion

Governor's race is anything but a Ramaswamy cakewalk. It's about to get nasty | Opinion

Vivek Ramaswamy is far from a shoo-in. The gubernatorial campaign is bound to become even nastier.
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14-Year-Old Accused of Shooting Family Member, Driving Victim to Cincinnati Hospital

14-Year-Old Accused of Shooting Family Member, Driving Victim to Cincinnati Hospital

A 14-year-old in Colerain Township, Ohio, has been accused of shooting an adult family member multiple times and subsequently driving the victim to Mercy Health-West Hospital in Green Township. Colerain Township police responded to a report of shots fired in the 3200 block of Nandale Drive, finding evidence of a shooting but no victim at the scene. Shortly after, authorities learned an adult male with multiple gunshot wounds arrived at the hospital. Investigators identified the 14-year-old, who drove the victim, as the suspected shooter. The teenager was arrested by the Colerain Township Police Department's Criminal Investigative Unit and faces charges of second-degree felony felonious assault and third-degree felony tampering with evidence. The teen was transported to the Hamilton County Juvenile Court Youth Center. The victim, who sustained serious injuries, was later transferred to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. Police have not yet released details regarding the motive behind the shooting ...
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Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Franklin, Pickaway counties

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Franklin, Pickaway counties

The National Weather Service in Wilmington issued a severe thunderstorm warning at 3:11 p.m. Aug. 22, 2026, for Franklin and Pickaway counties.
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Ohio Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man Accused of Destroying Flock ALPR Camera

Ohio Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man Accused of Destroying Flock ALPR Camera

A grand jury in Ohio has refused to bring felony charges against Cody Morelock, a Clermont County man accused of destroying a Flock automatic license plate reader (ALPR) camera. In June, police in Union Township, a Cincinnati suburb, arrested Morelock, alleging he removed bolts from an ALPR pole, causing it to topple and destroy the surveillance camera and its solar panel. Despite what prosecutors considered 'iron-clad' evidence, including surveillance footage from multiple nearby cameras, credit card information, and a customer rewards account, the grand jury declined to indict Morelock. Consequently, all charges against him have been dropped.
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Ohio Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man Accused of Destroying Flock Surveillance Camera

Ohio Grand Jury Declines to Indict Man Accused of Destroying Flock Surveillance Camera

A grand jury in Ohio has refused to bring felony charges against Cody Morelock, a Clermont County man accused of destroying a Flock automatic license plate reader (ALPR). In June, Morelock was arrested by police in Union Township, a Cincinnati suburb, after being accused of removing bolts from an ALPR pole, causing it to topple and destroy the surveillance camera and its solar panel. The prosecution presented evidence including surveillance footage from multiple nearby cameras and information from a credit card and customer rewards account, which reportedly identified Morelock. Despite what appeared to be strong evidence, the grand jury declined to indict Morelock, leading to all charges being dropped. This outcome is notable given the general expectation that prosecutors can typically secure indictments from grand juries.
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Walmart in southwest Columbus evacuated as precaution after bomb threat

Walmart in southwest Columbus evacuated as precaution after bomb threat

A Columbus Walmart was evacuated Thursday after a bomb threat. The fire department deemed the threat low credibility.