The family of a 16-year old boy shot and killed by a police officer on Fountain Square - is suing the Cincinnati Police Department. Davon Mullins was shot in August - following the black family reunion at Sawyer Point. The scuffle between Mullins and the officer was caught on surveillance. Police say Mullins pointed a gun at the officer -
A major highway in Highland County is closed at Ohio State Highway Patrol Troopers investigate a fatal crash. State Route 73 is shut down near the intersection of Township Road 276 (Welcome Road). The crash happened around 3 p.m. Wednesday. Troopers haven't released any details about the crash except to say that one person was killed and they expect the
Walnut Hills is a 'destination', with stores, restaurants and homes, it is more than just a dream. But for people to go to a neighborhood, it has to feel clean and safe, and it's been a rough spring for Walnut Hills, with way too many bullets flying. Local 12 news reporter Deborah Dixon shows us what's behind the violence, and
The family of a 16-year old boy shot and killed by a police officer on Fountain Square - is suing the Cincinnati Police Department. Davon Mullins was shot in August - following the black family reunion at Sawyer Point. The scuffle between Mullins and the officer was caught on surveillance. Police say Mullins pointed a gun at the officer -
A player signed by the Bengals decides to give up pro football at age 31. Jacob Bell's concerned about the long-term health damage playing in the NFL can cause. Local 12 Sports Director Brad Johansen has Bell's first TV interview since the offensive lineman retired. More than three thousand pro football players, past and present, are suing the National Football
As one child-death trial wrapped up, another got under way in the same courthouse. Twenty-seven-year old Loinell Dangerfield is charged with murdering his girlfriend's three-month old daughter. Local 12 news reporter Jeff Hirsh says there's no question three-month-old Zhi Merah Binford suffered multiple injuries last May at her mother's apartment in South Fairmount. At issue is who caused them. The
As one child-death trial wrapped up, another got under way in the same courthouse. Twenty-seven-year old Loinell Dangerfield is charged with murdering his girlfriend's three-month old daughter. Local 12 news reporter Jeff Hirsh says there's no question three-month-old Zhi Merah Binford suffered multiple injuries last May at her mother's apartment in South Fairmount. At issue is who caused them. The
Hamilton police and the Butler County Sheriff's deputies are looking for those responsible for a major vandalism spree early this morning. It's believed a pellet gun was used to shoot out windows of 50 or more vehicles all over Hamilton and Saint Clair Township. As Local 12 Reporter Larry Davis shows us, victims, as well as investigators, are shocked by
As we head into warmer weather, a local woman has a great question about getting into summer shoes. It's the season for flip flops, but one Local 12 viewer submitted a request on-line to our experts about not being able to wear them. Our question this week is from Dierdra, and she wanted to know what she should do if
In honor of Stroke Awareness Month, the American Heart Association has a new on-line tool, which could help save your life. She's back on her feet again now, but Beverly Paris remembers a morning not too long ago -when she noticed -- Beverly says, "I had this numbness in my arm and my leg and it wouldn't support me and
What started as the reconstruction of a homeowner's swimming pool has turned into a nightmare for a local family. Local 12 troubleshooter Howard Ain says nothing has been done on the job in months. It all began when Jody and Pat Brennan of Wyoming wanted to rehab the swimming pool in their backyard, a pool that was built years ago.
A woman buys a new cell phone, but ends up with more trouble than she imagined. The new phone came loaded with X-rated images. Local 12's troubleshooter Howard Ain told us her shocking story. "If I had a small child, a young teenager who opened these pictures up, oh goodness." Julie Pettit of Trenton is talking about the pictures she