Grand juries, which meet in secret, review criminal charges brought by police and prosecutors and investigate possible criminal behavior. The proceedings are usually one-sided because the accused is ...

With several businesses on Hamilton’s horizon, the city is still experiencing strong momentum across commercial, residential, hospitality and industrial development projects.

The 2026 Hamilton Neighborhoods Summit was a day dedicated to connection, collaboration and celebrating progress across all 17 of our neighborhoods. This year’s theme — connecting on purpose — ...

Miami (Ohio) guard Peter Suder, center, dives for the ball next to Massachusetts guard Marcus Banks, left, in the second half of a basketball game in the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference ...

The director of operations for Vision to Learn said a new state vision program for underserved school districts will change the trajectory of “an entire generation of students.” ...

Bryan Cook was aware of the safety struggles the Cincinnati Bengals faced in recent years only because his friends back home kept telling him about it.

A turnover by Copley allowed CJ to throw a quick inbounds to Cook from in front of their bench. She missed a runner off the glass but grabbed her own rebound and scored to put the Eagles in front for ...

I see my good friend, Butler County Prosecutor Michael Gmoser, has decided to go after a good cop in Middletown and criminally charge them on a lightweight case that will get beat. He has some ...

Early Berds Cafe & Coffee is scheduled to make its debut Friday in Hamilton. The seven-day-a-week breakfast and brunch restaurant at 202 N. Third St. on the edge of German Village will serve American ...

Tom House, a 2022 Centerville High School graduate, and former Cedarville University coach Pat Estepp earned a NCAA tournament berth with Furman University on Monday.

Complaints lodged against the Butler County Jail for alleged unsuitable conditions by three Democratic state lawmakers from Columbus have been deemed unfounded for a second time.

The Cincinnati Bengals are signing veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year deal worth up to $28 million, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.