CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Mordecia Black, who was released from prison in January and was accused of killing an Over-the-Rhine ...

Bond was increased to $5 million for the man accused of fatally stabbing Patrick Heringer in his Over-the-Rhine home earlier this month. Mordecia Black, 38, is accused of killing Heringer, 46 ...

Patrick Heringer, 46, was stabbed to death in his Over-the-Rhine home on June 4. Heringer was a decorated Army veteran, serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the founder of Findlay Movement gym.

Patrick Heringer, 46, died after being stabbed in his Over-the-Rhine home June 4. The Findlay Movement owner's death has come as a shock to many.

Officials provided information showing that Black served the entirety of his prison term for a 2016 conviction and was released in January under post-release control, which is different than parole.

Patrick Heringer, 46, died after being stabbed in his Over-the-Rhine home early the morning of June 4. Sitting in a dimly lit hotel room two days after the break-in, Sarah Heringer said she saw ...

CINCINNATI — A judge has ordered the man charged with the murder of Patrick Heringer be held in the Hamilton County Justice Center on a $2 million bond. Heringer was the co-owner of the Over-the ...

38-year-old Mordecia Black is charged with murder and aggravated burglary in the fatal stabbing of Patrick Heringer, a well-known gym owner in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood.

Patrick Heringer, decorated Army veteran, 'died a hero' Patrick Heringer is a 2007 University of Cincinnati graduate, and served as an officer in the U.S. Army with two deployments to Iraq and ...

The widow of Patrick Heringer, who was fatally stabbed in his Over-the-Rhine home, is calling for changes following the tragedy.

Loved ones are grappling with the loss of Patrick Heringer. The 46-year-old was killed in a stabbing in his own home on Wednesday.Police say they were called to East McMicken Avenue at 4 a.m.

Patrick Heringer and his wife Sarah Heringer during a drive-in movie event in 2020. In 2019, a Hamilton County judge set bond at $5 million for a priest accused of raping an altar boy decades ...