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Plans to combat crime as Cincinnati is focus after fight videos go viral: What we know
Viral videos of a fight in downtown Cincinnati have thrust the city into the national spotlight. Now, local officials are working to pick up the pieces, mitigate crime and address the public's safety concerns.
Three major broadcast networks neglected to cover the horrific Cincinnati brawl that left a woman unconscious on their main morning and evening news broadcasts.
The fight-turned beatdown that occurred early Saturday morning on Fourth Street in downtown Cincinnati has struck a chord.
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says OSHP troopers will help Cincinnati Police with traffic enforcement so CPD can focus on other ...
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Ross Twp. trustee won't resign after using racial slur in post about Cincinnati brawlROSS TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - A Ross Township trustee was under fire after comments he made about the brawl in downtown ...
The woman viciously pummeled in a viral Cincinnati brawl has returned home to Russia – as relatives of one of the attackers ...
One of the most startling parts of the downtown brawl was the moment when a woman, now being identified as Holly, was knocked to the ground while attempting to break up a fight. Holly, who suffered a ...
Ohio will boost support for Cincinnati police with state troopers aiding traffic and aviation units assisting crime reduction ...
A large fight in downtown Cincinnati was caught on video and circulated on social media. The video shows a group of people assaulting a man and a woman. Vice President JD Vance commented on the ...
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