A man was taken into custody after he allegedly walked into a Little Caesars and asked for "Alex." When the staff told him no one named "Alex" worked there, he allegedly flashed an ICE badge and warned that he was about to "take everyone." MORE: bit.ly/4BlaMa2

Vice President J.D. Vance spoke to voters in Sharonville, Cincinnati Public Schools could face a state takeover if a levy doesn't pass and a brand new Chick-fil-A has opened near the University of Cincinnati. Find more news on our website 24/7: bit.ly/4iaGk9T

Ohio could be missing out on as much as $100 million in tax revenue because the state is not allowed to regulate the fast-growing prediction market business, according to state lawmakers and industry observers: bit.ly/4z5p3WX

West Chester manufacturer closes huge engine order with one of world's largest airlines: bit.ly/4yxGvCg

Surveillance video shows girl break free during alleged gas station kidnapping attempt: bit.ly/4z6k7RA

Cincinnati Public Schools leaders are warning voters that the district’s financial outlook could look dramatically different depending on whether a property tax levy passes or fails in November. tinyurl.com/vkkenyyc

The former University of Kentucky cheerleader who pleaded guilty in the death of her newborn son -- stuffing the body in a closet -- reported to a Kentucky jail to begin serving a 10-year prison sentence, according to online records: bit.ly/4Bqu0ey

2 men arrested after allegedly posing as police officers, robbing three people in one day: bit.ly/4yYJ4OD

What Elly De La Cruz's projected $7.9M salary means for the Reds' offseason: bit.ly/4Bi1nQm

'I just wanted him to be quiet' A father charged in the death of his 5-month-old son admitted that he shook the baby after becoming frustrated that the child would not stop crying, according to reports: bit.ly/4i0jYcd

Woman accused of poisoning victim's tea after being confronted about suspicious bank activity: bit.ly/4BzGalk