Newly released body cam video captures the encounter between law enforcement and a man who was cited for littering racist fliers.

Eric Ruffin, a Black community business owner, recounts a harrowing encounter with neo-Nazi group members near Cincinnati, Ohio.

Wyoming police have released new body cam video of a traffic stop where a man was pulled over after the Hamilton County Sheriff says he was throwing hate flyers out his car window while driving around ...

A small Ohio municipality has apologized for not publicly responding to neo-Nazi demonstrators, some holding flags with ...

The two-and-a-half-hour public meeting showed tensions and questions linger from the Feb. 7 incident that involved a dozen ...

This is the second story in a year-long deep dive into the factors that people and neighborhoods need for long, healthful lives, spotlighting individuals and organizations working toward building ...

Police caught the driver throwing hate flyers from his vehicle early Sunday morning which led to an encounter that lasted ...

The flyers were dropped weeks after a neo-Nazi group displayed swastikas on an Interstate overpass in the Ohio town, deputies ...

Hamilton County police are investigating after more Trinity White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan fliers were found being ...

An out-of-state consulting firm will be reviewing the actions of a police agency that responded to the neo-Nazi demonstration ...

C.L.R. James, the Black Marxist historian and political theorist, urged activists to look for “the future in the present.” Residents of a small all-Black town outside Cincinnati, Ohio, have given ...

The foundation said Thursday night that it opted to stop the patrols and pull its volunteers out because it's concerned ...