
Pedestrian killed on Clermont County ramp to I-275
A pedestrian was struck and killed on the ramp from SR-32 to I-275 in Union Township, Clermont County, around 5 a.m.; the victim died at the scene and police are investigating the crash.
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A pedestrian was struck and killed on the ramp from SR-32 to I-275 in Union Township, Clermont County, around 5 a.m.; the victim died at the scene and police are investigating the crash.

A house explosion in Tate Township, Ohio, resulted in two fatalities and one person hospitalized with burns. The blast, which occurred around 8:45 a.m., sent debris flying and shook the neighborhood. Neighbors rushed to help, with one survivor, an HVAC worker, escaping with singed hair. The victims, a man and a woman, were known for their kindness in the community. The cause of the explosion is under investigation, with the Ohio State Fire Marshal involved.

Tamara Banks of Clermont County, Ohio, was sentenced to nine to 13.5 years in prison for involuntary manslaughter after her four-year-old daughter, Karmity Hoeb, died from diabetic ketoacidosis due to severe neglect and improper nutrition.

Clermont County Public Health is investigating a potential case of measles, urging residents to stay updated on vaccines and to stay home when sick. The virus is highly contagious and can spread through coughing or sneezing, with symptoms including rash, high fever, runny nose, and red, watery eyes. Authorities advise that individuals born before 1957, those who have had measles, or those who have received two doses of the measles vaccine are considered protected against the virus.

A juvenile passenger who was seriously injured in a car crash in Clermont County, Ohio, has died from their injuries. The crash occurred when the driver, Haley A. Denton, lost control of the vehicle, hitting a mailbox and a utility pole before overturning. The driver was pronounced dead at the scene, while the passenger was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Two people, including a juvenile, have died in a single-vehicle crash in Clermont County, Ohio. The crash occurred when a 2012 Ford Fusion veered off the road, hitting a mailbox and a utility pole before overturning. The driver, Haley A. Denton, 19, was pronounced dead at the scene, while a passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. The juvenile passenger later succumbed to their injuries. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

A man died and an 18-year-old passenger was critically injured after a single-vehicle crash in Clermont County, Ohio. The driver, 20-year-old Jacob Crawford, was unable to make a curve and crashed into a house after hitting two wooden crosses. The crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Chad Doerman, a father accused of killing his three sons in Clermont County. Doerman faces multiple murder, kidnapping, and felonious assault charges. He confessed to shooting and killing his sons, aged 7, 4, and 3, at their home in June. The mother of the children was also shot but survived. This is the first death-penalty-eligible case in Clermont County in about 30 years. The motive for the killings is still unknown. Funeral services for the boys will be held on Monday.

Chad Doerman, a father from Clermont County, Ohio, has been charged with nine counts of aggravated murder, eight counts of kidnapping, and four counts of felonious assault in connection with the deaths of his three sons. The boys, aged 3, 4, and 7, were killed with a Marlin Model HC .22 Rifle. The prosecutor has stated that this is a death penalty case, and the goal is to have Doerman executed for slaughtering the three little boys. The motive for the killings is unknown.

Chad Doerman, a father from Clermont County, has been indicted on 21 charges, including nine counts of aggravated murder, eight counts of kidnapping, and four counts of felonious assault, for the deaths of his three young sons. The boys, aged 7, 4, and 3, were shot and killed in their home, and their mother was also shot but survived. Doerman could face the death penalty if convicted. The prosecutor called it "the most sickening, horrifying crime" he had seen in his 35-year career. A GoFundMe has been set up to help the mother pay for funeral expenses.

Three young brothers, ages 3, 4, and 7, were killed by their father in Clermont County, Ohio. The boys were remembered fondly by their baseball coaches and community members for their energy and talent on the field. The New Richmond Sports Association is hosting a vigil to honor and remember the brothers. The father has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder.

Three young brothers, ages 3, 4, and 7, were killed by their father in Clermont County, Ohio. The boys were remembered fondly by their baseball coaches and community members for their energy and talent on the field. The New Richmond Sports Association is hosting a vigil to honor and remember the brothers. The father has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder.

Three young brothers, ages 3, 4, and 7, were killed by their father in Clermont County, Ohio. The boys were remembered fondly by their baseball coaches and community members for their energy and talent on the field. The New Richmond Sports Association is hosting a vigil to honor and remember the brothers. The father has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder.

Chad Doerman confessed to killing his three young sons with a rifle in Clermont County, Ohio. A neighbor who witnessed the aftermath of the shooting said he's seen Doerman treat both his wife and children poorly. Doerman had a temper, "yelling all the time and treating (his wife) like s***." Doerman is due back in court June 26.

Three young brothers, aged 3, 4, and 7, were killed in Clermont County, allegedly by their father who is being held on a $20 million cash bond. The boys were remembered for their love of being together, their laughter, and their passion for baseball. The community has rallied to support the boys' mother and older sister, who survived the violence, through multiple GoFundMe campaigns and donations from the New Richmond Youth Sports Association.