A West Chester man was arrested at Kings Island after police say he pointed a gun at an underage Culver’s worker; bond was set and an ankle monitor ordered.

Court filings allege a Blue Ash man abused a teen for years and secretly recorded thousands of intimate videos; an arraignment is set for Saturday morning.

The Ohio House approved "Katelyn's Law" Wednesday, removing time limits for moving or concealing human remains and creating a new felony aimed at closing a legal gap. The bill now heads to the Ohio Senate.

Xavier’s lab‑school shakeup and a new CPS training program have Cincinnati rethinking how it will keep producing Montessori teachers.

Butler County deputy and FOP president Jasen Hatfield sued Prosecutor Mike Gmoser, alleging retaliation after a LinkedIn post and placement on a newly formalized officer-credibility list.

P&G’s Ma. Fatima “Fama” Francisco will retire Sept. 4, 2026 after 37 years; an internal successor has been named to lead the Baby, Feminine & Family Care unit.

Alara, the high‑end Looking Glass Hospitality restaurant in Madisonville, has closed suddenly. The site offered to move bookings to neighbor Zingaro as the group and campus weigh next steps.

Foggy start; heavy showers likely before noon and again late tonight. Highs rebound into the 90s midweek.

Foggy morning in Cincinnati gives way to afternoon storms and spotty heavy rain. Highs near 87°F; expect delays.

Hamilton police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a home on the 400 block of South 12th Street; investigators say the victim showed trauma and has not been identified.

A grieving husband announced a $25,000 reward and urged neighbors to check surveillance after his wife was shot in Lockland on May 8.

For its 50th, Zinzinnati will run Sept. 17–20 with expanded hours, a festival‑only Samuel Adams lager and a first‑time VIP package on the riverfront.

A 29-year-old woman died after her car crossed the center line on SR 177 and struck a Jeep Cherokee near Vizedom Road in Hanover Township.