How city and county will enforce stay-at-home order

Neither Cincinnati police nor the Hamilton County sheriff’s department plan to start pulling motorists over now that the state of Ohio’s stay-at-home order went into effect at 11:59 p.m., but they will be on the lookout for large gatherings of people. The region’s largest local law enforcement agencies both outlined similar steps Monday for enforcing the order. The state’s orders, which will run through April 6, allow enforcement by local police and health departments. “Compliance is…