Cincinnati Police Chief

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge told a City Council committee this week the move is tough but necessary to address an officer shortage.

Nearly every category of crime went down in Cincinnati last year, contributing to an all-time low number of violent crimes.

Over a hundred people joined two public meetings this week to meet four finalists for the job of Cincinnati Police Chief.

Teresa Theetge has 31 years of experience with CPD. She is currently executive assistant chief and the highest ranking woman in the department. She says working with Chief Isaac has prepared her to step into his role.

Last Friday Cincinnati leaders announced a proposal to review and refresh the city's Collaborative Agreement, negotiated in 2002. The agreement was put in…

Updated 2/29/16:The City of Cincinnati will continue to maintain the $10,000 yearly stipend the city provides to chiefs and assistant chiefs in "lieu of…

After the firing of Cincinnati Police Chief Jeffrey Blackwell in September, the city moved a step closer Friday to finding his replacement. WVXU's Howard…

Interim Police Chief Eliot Isaac is the “preferred candidate” for Cincinnati’s next police chief, City Manager Harry Black announced Friday morning.In…

Cincinnati is looking for public input on the next police chief. There's a survey on the city's website. It asks about what characteristics and experience…

Despite back-to-back shooting incidents downtown this week, shootings and violent crime remain down in Cincinnati compared to last year.Chief Jeffrey…