Habitat for Humanity and Cincinnati collaborate to offer homeownership opportunities in the Jefferson neighborhood, introducing seven family-friendly homes as part of the Build Back the Block program. Applications are available at 345 High Street.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted a viral image of a pond with inflatable alligators, calling it the "Butler County Crocs," in a nod to Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" immigrant detention facility.

A Clermont County man, Seth Schlueter, faces charges after following a woman home and assaulting her husband in a road rage incident. He also endangered children by bringing them into the turmoil.

ODOT Cincinnati highlights the increase in roadside incidents in 2025, urging drivers to be cautious and heed "Move Over" laws for the safety of road workers.

A Middletown man has pleaded guilty to federal child exploitation, with coercive tactics against minors online, resulting in a recommended 26-year sentence.

A University of Cincinnati study, led by Dr. Silvi Shah, shows higher pregnancy risks for kidney transplant recipients using assisted reproductive technology, without affecting live birth rates or transplant survival.

The missing 13-year-old Tommy Wagoner III from Cincinnati's Westwood neighborhood has been safely returned home after a community-wide search effort aided by social media.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County introduced enhanced safety measures for local summer camps, including emergency plans and a partnership with the YMCA, in response to a deadly flooding incident in Texas.

Ajani Grimes is charged with the murder of transgender woman Lauren Schueler in Cincinnati, with a $2 million bond set. The motive is unclear, with the LGBT community concerned about hate crime implications.

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Dave Parker was laid to rest; he passed at 74. His legacy continues as his Hall of Fame induction proceeds posthumously.

Hoxworth Blood Center staff co-authored the "Principles of Apheresis Technology, Eighth Edition," contributing their expertise to the apheresis field.

Multiple sightings of a black bear in Greater Cincinnati have stirred local communities, with the bear captured on police and residential cameras. Officials from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources are tracking the bear to ensure safety.

Cincinnati PD seeks help in locating missing Evanston resident William Oakley, last seen in a black shirt and Doc Martin shoes, possibly in Clifton. The public was urged to contact Det. Metz with info.