Alex Null

After months of backlash from Hyde Park residents, developers for a controversial development now plan to hit the reset button.

The project's developers asked Cincinnati City Council members to repeal the zoning that was approved for the project earlier this year.

'It's such an honor' | Community recognizes 91-year-old Air Force veteran fighting terminal cancer Theodore Chinn, a 91-year-old Korean War veteran battling terminal stage four cancer, was honored at an emotional pinning ceremony at Carthage Baptist Church on Saturday.

Brian McNeal with the Drug Enforcement Administration said they have confiscated two kilograms of fentanyl off the streets in Cincinnati this year.

"If you take two kilograms, that represents more than two million deadly doses of fentanyl."

Julie Mastin held the "Be The Light" event Saturday at Clepper Park. Mastin's daughter, Caylee, died by su***de in 2023. Saturday would have been her 18th birthday.

Mastin said the event wasn't just a celebration of Caylee's life; it was also an opportunity for people to openly talk about their own mental health.

"I've had my own struggles with it, so I just want to see people heal," Mastin said.

North College Hill City Schools Superintendent Eugene Blalock Jr. told us it was "disappointing (and) disheartening" to witness parents encourage students to fight one another on the second day of classes.

While he said the district works to prevent situations like that from happening, "the disconnect is when they go home and they see or they hear their parents saying, 'Hey, it's OK to fight.'"

Cincinnati police want drones to respond to emergency calls in 90% of the city by the end of 2025 The Cincinnati Police Department unveiled their new drone program Friday, which will allow them to use drones to quickly respond to calls for emergencies.

'I feel it's unfair' | NKY homeowner faces costly repair after sewage line cut during school construction A Kenton County homeowner is upset after construction workers accidentally cut his sewage line, leaving him to pay for the fixes himself.

'It's ridiculous' | Attorney for Roebling Bridge protesters claims police overreacted during arrests WCPO 9 News spoke with attorney Benjamin Pugh who is representing protesters arrested on the Roebling Bridge. He claims police escalated the situation and didn't give protesters time to disperse.