One person was killed and three injured in a two-vehicle collision at State Route 73 and Prospect Road in Highland County, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

A head-on crash in Butler County killed a 16-year-old driver, critically injured a 13-year-old and a 60-year-old, and closed West Elkton Road for investigation.

A man named Danias Weaver was fatally shot in College Hill, Cincinnati. Police are investigating and have asked for public assistance. Nearby schools briefly increased security measures.

Em's Sourdough Bread at Findlay Market closes after eight years, leaving fans missing its baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. The market seeks a new tenant for the space.

Cincinnati is inviting ideas for repurposing its historic but never-completed subway tunnel, considering options like a regional subway, canal, data center, or cultural space.

Cincinnati Taco Week has returned. From Oct. 7 to 13, over 50 eateries will offer $2.50 tacos, and visitors to multiple locations will have the chance to win prizes through an app.

A firefighter was injured, and four residents were displaced after a fire damaged two homes in Lower Price Hill, Cincinnati. One of the homes lacked smoke detectors.

Two people died in a Warren County motorcycle crash after a 2011 Harley Davidson hit a tree off North Waynesville Road. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.

A man from Pierce Township was arrested after a road rage shooting on State Route 125. Nobody was injured, and authorities urged witnesses to contact them.

A New Richmond High School student was charged with assaulting a school officer and was taken for a mental health evaluation following a school lockdown.

Tim Walz is visiting Cincinnati to raise funds for the Kamala Harris campaign, with the specifics of the event still unannounced. This comes before a vice presidential debate with JD Vance.

Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week returns with over 40 restaurants participating, providing specially priced three-course meals, with a portion of proceeds going to Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge confronted the school board unannounced regarding a rise in youth crime, advocating for joint action with Cincinnati Public Schools.