A student from Walnut Hills High School was arrested for making threats on social media, with potential school discipline including suspension and expulsion recommended.

A 71-year-old man, William Trucksis, died in a tree trimming accident at his home in Indian Hill. His death is under investigation by local authorities.

Man arrested for public indecency at Groesbeck Library after exposing himself to two girls in the children's section. Arraignment is set for today at Hamilton County Court.

Two Cincinnati men receive lengthy prison sentences for their involvement in violent crimes, including a fatal shooting.

A recent fatal three-vehicle crash in Batavia Township raises concerns over a dangerous intersection with a high accident rate, prompting talks of potential safety improvements.

The Cincinnati Zoo offers free admission to military and first responders Sept. 6-9 as a gesture of gratitude. Eligible personnel may also purchase discounted tickets for family members.

Target's semi-annual car seat trade-in event this September allows customers to recycle old car seats in exchange for a 20% discount on new baby gear.

The AFL-CIO held its annual Labor Day event at Great American Ball Park, signifying solidarity among workers and attracting union members and politicians ahead of elections.

STRS Ohio's chair, Rudy Fichtenbaum, is considering a deal with QED, which is at the center of a scandal involving accusations of contract steering. Attorney General Yost seeks to remove two STRS board members amid the controversy.

Santiago Espinal hit a clutch infield single in the 11th inning that led the Reds to a 4-3 victory over the Brewers, halting Milwaukee's five-game winning streak.

Galaxie, originating from Louisville, is set to open in Covington, Kentucky, offering food, drinks, and live music, while Eastern European restaurant Sudova is launching in Cincinnati, both adding to their local dining scenes.

The Mason School District board unanimously approved a new three-year contract for teachers, increasing base salaries and offering enhanced flex hours for collaboration and professional development.

A former Mason City Schools bus driver faces charges for allegedly operating a school bus while intoxicated, endangering 31 students. The district removed him and is reviewing safety protocols.