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Cincinnati considers a youth curfew to address rising violent crime, with plans to create a non-punitive curfew center.
The program connects clients with supports like therapy and medication management on site so they can heal faster.
The YWCA Greater Cincinnati is now a pet-friendly shelter, becoming the region’s first domestic violence shelter to welcome survivors and their pets.
In some cases, it's a matter of life and death, and now, the YWCA is offering a way out for women who may have previously ...
Preble County domestic violence services are now handled by the Miami Valley Community Action Partnership, as YWCA Dayton scales back offerings.
The Domestic Violence Resource Center has temporarily relocated during construction to expand. The expanded shelter is to open in 2027.
Opinion: Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval's 'holistic' strategy to reduce gun violence in the city is not working.
Law enforcement and the SPCA talked about the link between animal abuse and violence directed at humans in the wake of a horrific animal abuse case.
The family of Ofellia Baldwin say her tragic death was the heartbreaking culmination of domestic abuse, a relationship they say she tried to leave.
Voices of Stephenson County, a nonprofit that supports survivors of domestic violence, received a $38,000 grant to expand and renovate their shelter to include pet friendly rooms and provide ...
Advocates stress that members of the LGBTQ+ community experience domestic violence at rates comparable to the cisgender community, yet face unique challenges in discussing and addressing the issue.