Homicide detectives with the Cincinnati Police Department have arrested a man they believe killed one of the two men shot to death in the parking lot of Annie's Nightclub Monday night.

Police are investigating a double shooting that occurred just after 1 a.m. today on Rosemont Avenue in West Price Hill.

For incarcerated parents to remain in of their children's lives, they must maintain a bond throughout the separation. That's where a ministry that offers families transportation to 10 Ohio prisons helps.

Just how unlikely it is that Brad Wenstrup is the Republican candidate for Cincinnati mayor was plain Wednesday afternoon as he stood before a roomful of supporters at Westwood Town Hall to lay out his platform.

Voters here will head to the polls Tuesday to decide if they want to pay more taxes to maintain city service levels.

Cincinnati police have partnered with community groups to celebrate National Night Out - a national celebration of anti-crime efforts - Tuesday with six events.

Five days before her daughter was born, Misty Moore suffered a heart attack - almost unheard of in a woman her age. She had to have emergency surgery to repair a major artery to her heart.

A new $4 million firehouse to serve northern Sycamore Township will feature a high-tech community meeting room, geo-thermal heating and three banks of electricity-producing solar panels is near completion.

A Fairfield man is in the Hamilton County Justice Center after police say he led them on a high-speed chase through four cities in two counties while driving drunk.

22, died Thursday, July 29, at Mercy Hospital Anderson. He was a University of Louisville student and a 2004 graduate of St. Henry High School. Interests included music, hiking, camping, traveling, Frisbee golf and skiing.

PARIS, July 31 -- Airbus said Friday that airlines flying its A330 and A340 long-haul jetliners should replace most of the planes' external speed sensors that investigators suspect may have played a role in the crash of an Air France

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The Washington Post Co. returned to profitability in the second quarter and the flagship newspaper division narrowed its first-quarter losses largely because of cost-cutting, according to earnings released Friday.

BURMA A Burmese court on Friday delayed until Aug. 11 its verdict in the trial of Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.

Saudi Arabia praised the Obama administration Friday for its "early and robust focus" on the Middle East while rebuffing its efforts to push Riyadh to take confidence-building steps toward Israel.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, July 31 -- Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled Friday that former president Pervez Musharraf violated the constitution by declaring emergency rule in 2007, a verdict widely viewed as a rebuke to the retired general's military regime.

KATHMANDU, Nepal -- Isha Amatya couldn't breathe anymore.

BAGHDAD, July 31 -- Three U.S. citizens disappeared Friday in an area on the border between Iran and Iraq's semiautonomous Kurdish region, an Iraqi security official said.

BAGHDAD -- With a raid this week on a camp of Iranian dissidents once sheltered by the United States, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has again demonstrated a knack for surprising both foes and allies in his attempt to emerge as

BAGHDAD, July 31 -- Car bombs exploded near five Shiite Muslim mosques on Friday, killing at least 29 people in what appeared to be a coordinated attack that targeted worshipers during noon prayers, security officials said.