Plane damaged in gear-up landing

Forgetfulness is being blamed on a minor accident at Lunken Airport on Saturday that left a small, single-engine plane disabled on one of the airport's runways for several hours.

The pilot apparently forgot to put down his landing gear upon descent into Lunken, and landed on the belly of the plane, according to Cincinnati Fire District Chief Jay Boeing. There were no injuries, and other planes were allowed to take off and land while crews worked to tow the disabled airplane off the runway. The pilot's name was not released by Cincinnati Fire officials.

"There was damage to the airplane and the pilot's pride, but nothing else," Boeing said.

3 taken to hospital with stab wounds

FAIRFIELD - Two men and a woman were transported to the hospital with stab wounds after an altercation at 4731 Bradley St. at 5:15 p.m. Friday.

Police would not release the names of the victims, one of whom is said to have suffered "severe" injuries, nor would they say if they have any suspects in the case. More information will be released Monday, according to police.

Police: No sign of foul play in infant's death

MIDDLETOWN - Police say they do not suspect foul play in the death of an infant found unconscious at 1417 Grove St. on Friday morning.

The cause of death had not been determined as of Saturday, and police did not release the name of the child. Middletown Fire Officials transported the 4-month-old to Middletown Hospital, where the child was pronounced dead about 11 a.m. Friday. The Butler County coroner's office is performing the autopsy.