A Cincinnati downtown fight led to five arrests and outrage, with videos going viral and police criticizing bystanders' inaction. Mayor Pureval condemned the violence, and the police chief cited alcohol as a factor.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Ohio, with high temperatures and reduced thunderstorm threat, before a cold front brings relief mid-week.

Deputy Davenport and his K-9, Radd, visited Middletown Christian Early Learning Center, creating a joyful atmosphere and strengthening community relations.

The University of Cincinnati gears up for the fall semester starting Aug. 25, with pre-semester activities and an increased summer enrollment, hinting at growth for the upcoming academic year.

Cincinnati police are investigating a downtown fight captured in viral videos, with suspects identified but no arrests made yet. The incident is not linked to the city's Music Festival.

Chevalier Adams from Avondale faces charges, including rape, after connecting with an 11-year-old through a social gaming app and allegedly assaulting her.

Authorities search for David Kerns, a missing 57-year-old man with schizophrenia and diabetes, who is without his medication since July 21 in Silverton.

The Aronson triplets, known as the 'Triplets in Tech,' have built a reputation by working together in the tech industry and sharing their insights on sibling collaboration and professional success.

Dr. Yasmin Aziz discusses the need for research on managing hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage, emphasizing the absence of specific blood pressure targets for patients.

A car crash in Butler County led to a teen's death and another's serious injuries. Speed may be a factor, but drugs and alcohol were not. The community and school are providing support.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find suspects in a June 25 theft on Radcliff Dr., using social media to request information about two individuals and a truck.

The University of Cincinnati and UC Health have set a fundraising record with $228.5 million in donations, the largest in the institution's history, benefiting students and health services.

GE Aerospace invests $100 million in Southwest Ohio, which is expected to positively impact local economies, potentially boosting jobs, population, retail, and real estate, according to a University of Cincinnati economist.