One man died in a Carthage house fire, as confirmed by the Cincinnati Fire Department. The blaze resulted in $45,000 in damage and displaced three adults. The cause remains under investigation.

Indiana man, Jesse Allen Sartin, faces court for the murder and aggravated battery of a 21-month-old child, with accusations of causing injuries consistent with shaken baby syndrome.

Kings Island introduces the All Park Passport add-on, allowing Gold and Prestige Pass holders to access all former Cedar Fair and Six Flags parks in North America from 2025.

Cincinnati Police Chief reports a decline in violent crime to the City Council, with a focus on decreasing youth crime and sustained efforts for safety.

William Adams reunited with Colerain Township first responders who saved him from a heart attack while driving, crediting them and his family's quick actions for his survival.

A shooting near a bar in Colerain Township resulted in two hospitalized; police found multiple bullet casings but have not released suspect information.

The Perseid Meteor Shower is set to peak, with up to 100 meteors per hour expected, and good visibility conditions forecasted in the Ohio River Valley.

The Cincinnati Reds narrowly avoided a series sweep by defeating the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3, with key performances from Tyler Stephenson and closer Alexis Diaz.

Ohio State University is the only school from Ohio ranked in the Top 25 Best Public Colleges by CollegeRaptor, placing 16th based on diverse criteria.

Hamilton High School evacuated and students sent home early due to bomb threats on the first day of school. Police found nothing after a thorough search.

A man named Michael Swearingen died from a shooting in Sayler Park, Cincinnati. Police have a person in custody who's cooperating, but no charges or motives have been detailed yet.

Developers resume a 205-unit residential project, Park Avenue Square, in Walnut Hills after pandemic delay, with construction hoped to start by year's end or early next year despite increased costs.

A woman, 25, was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being shot in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati. No arrests have been made.

A Butler Tech administrator, David Campbell, was indicted on 23 child pornography charges and placed on leave. He pleaded not guilty and was released on an "OR bond" with house arrest. No local students were implicated in the investigation.

A Kentucky couple was sentenced to lengthy prison terms for armed methamphetamine trafficking following a law enforcement investigation and plea agreements.

Hulk Hogan visited a Kroger in Liberty Township to launch his Real American Beer, engaged with fans, signed autographs, and discussed his wrestling past and local ties.

Nyema Norton died from injuries sustained in a July Avondale shooting. Police urge witnesses to contact the Homicide Unit as the investigation continues.

A 26-year-old man was fatally shot in Bond Hill, Cincinnati. Identified as Aaron Myles, he was found with gunshot wounds in his car and later died at UC Medical Center. No arrests have been made; police are investigating.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

De'Sean Buckner was arrested in Columbus for a fatal shooting at a Springdale La Quinta Inn which killed Umedjon Mavlonkulov. Buckner awaits extradition to Hamilton County.

A Cincinnati mother is charged with involuntary manslaughter and endangering children after her toddler's death was ruled a homicide due to fentanyl and xylazine exposure.

A football game at North College Hill was halted due to nearby gunfire, injuring a Woodward High student-athlete. The season's remaining home games were canceled in response.

A West Clermont Middle School student was charged after threatening to shoot a teacher. The threat involved no actual gun, and the student admitted to making the comment without intent to act.

A 17-year-old motorcyclist died after his motorcycle veered off the road in Clermont County despite wearing a helmet. The cause is under investigation.

The Cincinnati Reds have fired manager David Bell and appointed bench coach Freddie Benavides as interim manager, with President of Baseball Operations Nick Krall leading a search for new leadership.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Two Delhi Township police officers were hospitalized with minor injuries after their cruiser was struck from behind on Pedretti Avenue; the other driver was charged with OVI.

A serious motorcycle crash at Colerain Avenue, near Northgate Mall, led to road closures and hospitalization of the rider. The other vehicle fled the scene, but the driver was later detained.

The Cincinnati Bengals lost 37-17 to the Philadelphia Eagles, diminishing their playoff hopes. Coach Zac Taylor and Joe Burrow acknowledged the need for improvement.

Former Cincinnati-area police officer Robert Ellison faces three counts of gross sexual imposition involving a minor and has pleaded not guilty. His indictment followed a teenage girl's assault accusation.

Northwest High School closed on Oct. 31 after a lockdown due to reports of suspicious individuals nearby. A weapon was found off-campus following a student confrontation. Classes will resume on Nov. 1.

A Lakota East High School student was arrested for threatening on Snapchat to shoot up the school, claiming it was just a joke. She faces a third-degree felony charge.

Mohammed Mondal, accused of killing his wife in front of their children, will stand trial in Ohio after the case moved from Indiana due to new evidence on the location of the crime.

A 15-year-old boy was charged after brandishing a gun during a disturbance at Northwest High School, leading to a lockdown and the cancellation of classes.

Ongoing construction on Colerain Ave for speed cushion installation will cause traffic delays through November. Lane closures between Shepherd Creek and Virginia Ave are expected.

Cincinnati's streets close for the DAV 5K, a charity event honoring veterans. Participants run, walk, and ride motorcycles, affecting traffic and parking.

Fans gathered at Great American Ball Park for Pete Rose's 14-hour memorial, celebrating his legacy and personal impact on baseball enthusiasts worldwide.

Cincinnati Pizza Week returns, featuring $10 pie deals from over a dozen pizzerias, with a digital app for tracking visits and winning a $300 gift card prize.

Gerry Faust, a legendary Moeller High School and Notre Dame football coach, died at 89. He was celebrated for his leadership and character-building approach to coaching.

A pedestrian was hit by a car in West Chester Township at Tylersville and Cincinnati Dayton Roads, with the area temporarily closed for investigation.

A former West Chester police officer appeared in court facing charges of evidence tampering and database misuse stemming from a mishandled death investigation.

Addyston Village Council voted to dissolve its police department due to financial constraints, shifting law enforcement to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.

A school bus from Lakota Local School District was involved in a crash with no student injuries, while the other vehicle's occupants refused treatment.

Epic Nutrition has opened in Delhi and offers smoothies and teas. Madi Baker runs the nutrition club, which caters to health enthusiasts and is now a neighborhood staple.

A 17-year-old from Strongsville, Ohio, died in a single-car crash when his car hit a guardrail and went down an embankment. He was wearing a seatbelt, and the crash is under investigation.

Hamilton is getting a new Mini-Pitch Soccer field from the FC Cincinnati Foundation, which aims to promote community engagement and provide equitable access to sports for local youth and families.

One person died in a two-vehicle crash on Ohio State Route 132. Another was hospitalized. The accident, prompting road closure and traffic delays, is under investigation.

Six Cincinnati restaurants made OpenTable's top 100 list for 2024, based on millions of diner reviews, highlighting the city's thriving culinary scene.

A fire beneath the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge closed southbound I-471, causing traffic detours in Cincinnati. The cause is unknown.

Judge Hein removed the death penalty option for George "Billy" Wagner III in the Pike County massacre, raising tension with prosecutors and potentially impacting witnesses' obligations to testify.

A man in Ohio pleaded guilty to having two unregistered IEDs after a warranted search at his home revealed his possession and intent. He faces up to 24 months in prison, with sentencing yet to be scheduled.

Hamilton County proposes a $1.3 billion budget for 2025, including $389.3 million for the General Fund. Two public hearings will allow residents to discuss the budget plans.

David John Frahm from Trenton, Ohio, was sentenced to 25 years for child sexual exploitation, including of an infant and a five-year-old. He shared abuse images online and will also have a lifetime of supervised release after prison.

The Butler County Coroner identified Austin McGuire, 21, as the victim of a fatal crash on U.S. Route 127, where his SUV hit a tree. The cause is under investigation, with speed and alcohol as possible factors.

A collision on I-71 in Clinton County resulted in the death of 18-year-old Makell Rhinehart. The crash involved a Subaru Legacy and a Ram pickup truck, and the Subaru driver was also injured. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating.

Norwood residents and council are debating a fee proposal by developer PLK for the Factory 52 area, with tensions around its potential impact on the community and local spending.

One eastbound lane of the Western Hills Viaduct in Cincinnati will be closed for maintenance from 9 AM to 3 PM on December 3, potentially causing minor delays.

Wildweed in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine is named one of Esquire's Best New Restaurants in America for 2024, highlighting its unique approach to pasta with local ingredients.

Cincinnati's bid to become the NWSL's 16th franchise is bolstered by Rose Lavelle's connection and a $5 million county grant, leveraging FC Cincinnati's existing infrastructure and support.

Mercy Health West Hospital in Cincinnati is ending its labor and delivery services due to staffing challenges, with the unit closing on December 20 and services moving to Anderson Hospital.

A teen was sentenced to four years in juvenile detention for firing shots near a school in two incidents, once during a football game and once at dismissal. No one was injured, but events caused game rescheduling and tension in the school community.

A KFC in Delhi Township suffered a fire, causing $75,000 damage and forcing closure. No injuries were reported. The cause of the fire, which started in the dining area, is under investigation.

St. Aloysius Gonzaga School in Green Township closes Tuesday due to widespread illness affecting staff and students, prompting a deep clean of the facilities.

Impact Beverage plans to double its workforce by adding 65 new jobs with a facility expansion in Cincinnati, responding to increased demand in the beverage sector.

A former Talawanda School District aide, Heather Keller, was charged with child endangering following an incident with a special needs student. She has resigned and is scheduled for a court appearance.

Ohio passes laws criminalizing grooming and sextortion, catalyzed by the conviction of Father Geoff Drew for child rape and the tragic case of Braden Markus.

A passenger's firearm discharged accidentally at CVG Airport during luggage check-in, causing no injuries or damage; incident handled by airport police.

Timothy Baugh was arrested for an attempted carjacking of an elderly woman at a Walgreens, with the community and police noting the rarity of such crimes in the area.

Blue Ash police are investigating a fatal crash on the Ronald Reagan Highway. The accident led to a temporary closure of the roadway. Details on the fatalities and circumstances are still forthcoming.

A Hamilton County woman has been charged with child endangerment for purportedly spitting and spraying dish soap on her infant, an act captured on video. The child is currently safe with the mother's grandparents.

Anderson Towne Center Starbucks employees joined a national strike to protest the company's labor practices and seek better wages and a more respectful work environment.

China Gourmet, a Cincinnati staple since 1977, will close due to operational challenges. This will mark the end of an era for the local dining scene.

A $5,000 reward is offered after firearms were stolen from The Castle Jewelry and Pawn in Anderson Township, marking a trend in Greater Cincinnati area thefts.

Cincinnati Police are using social media to appeal for information on the whereabouts of Ladoris Coleman, who has been missing for four years.

Cincinnati families are affected by a New Year's Eve tragedy in New Orleans, with community leader Reverend Peterson Mingo and others sharing their connections and relief.

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden celebrates its 150th anniversary with new habitats and events as it reflects on its history and contributions to wildlife conservation.

Loveland, Ohio, is holding a contest for a new city flag design in anticipation of its 150th anniversary. The winning entry will receive $1,000. Local artists can submit up to three designs by March 31, 2025.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a robbery that occurred on Warsaw Avenue, asking for public help to identify the suspect who threatened a victim with a knife after following them off a Metro bus.

Indictments follow a sting operation at Clermont County Animal Shelter where several individuals, including Mark Wise and inmates, allegedly plotted to supply narcotics to inmates during a work detail.

A snowplow overturned in Warren County during a major snowstorm, the driver was unharmed. However, as heavy snow continues to affect the area, officials urge caution.

94-year-old Susie Couch was found deceased near her home after going missing. No foul play is suspected. She suffered from dementia and was the subject of an Endangered Missing Adult Alert.

Cincinnati continues intense snow removal operations for the third day following a historic snowfall, with crews working in 12-hour shifts and using salt and calcium chloride to prevent refreezing.

Cincinnati's Reading Rd. is under construction between Pendleton St. and Liberty St. for sewer line replacements, which will cause traffic delays through February 21, 2025.

The Middletown High School marching band reached its funding goal to perform at a presidential inauguration, though the invited VP-elect, JD Vance, did not contribute financially.

Denise Driehaus is elected as the new leader for the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners, set to serve in 2025 with a focus on environmental initiatives and community engagement.

Hamilton County expands its Veterans Service Commission by appointing three new members and doubling its funding to enhance support for local veterans.

GE Aerospace received a $9 million JobsOhio grant to test its RISE engine technology in Ohio. The company plans to add 200 engineering jobs by 2028 and boost the local economy.

The 2025 Hamilton Neighborhoods Summit, which will focus on community dialogue and inclusivity, will take place on March 1 at Hamilton High School.

Authorities in Ohio and Kentucky are offering commuting alternatives due to the I-471 bridge closure, with changes in traffic signals and route suggestions to alleviate congestion.

An early morning fire devastated a historic Norwood home, causing its roof and a tower to collapse. No injuries were reported as the house was renovated.

Researchers found that mosquitoes feed more during droughts, possibly increasing disease spread, and can also survive long dry spells due to resilient eggs and slowed metabolism.

James L. Winkle, benefactor of the University of Cincinnati's College of Pharmacy, has passed away at 90. His $10 million donation significantly impacted the college.

Two former FirstEnergy Corp. executives, Charles Jones and Michael Dowling, have been indicted by a federal grand jury on racketeering conspiracy charges involving bribery and fraud.

A driver died in a Cincinnati crash after hitting a fire hydrant and utility pole. Police suspect speed and impairment, the driver wasn't wearing a seatbelt.

Cincinnati marked MLK Day with events honoring the civil rights leader, including a tribute to the Black Music Walk of Fame, a commemorative march, and Black Empowerment Day at the Museum Center, which emphasized community unity and African American history.

The University of Cincinnati was featured in 15 spots in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Online Programs list, particularly highlighted by its CECH programs.

Giancarlo Morelli pleaded guilty to a federal charge of conspiring to produce monkey torture videos, with his associate Nicholas Dryden awaiting a plea entry. Morelli could face up to five years in prison.

Research by the University of Cincinnati and Sino Lion USA outlines the rise of sulfate-free cosmetics, advocating for amino acid-based ingredients that benefit health and the environment.

A grand jury found a Middletown officer's fatal shooting of Christopher Gorak justified, following his threatening gesture with a weapon during a domestic dispute call.

False swatting incidents caused a lockdown at Kings High School and Kings Junior High School. After a police search, the situation was resolved, and the schools resumed normal activities.

Ahmad Bilal Niazi, an MBA student from Afghanistan at the Lindner College of Business, advocates for Afghan refugees while focusing on education and housing support through his initiatives.

Cory Bowman, JD Vance's half-brother and a Republican, enters the Cincinnati mayoral race, aiming to bring prosperity and tackle issues like development and low-income housing.

The southbound lanes of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge have reopened after being closed for 100 days for fire repairs. This has eased traffic and supply chain disruptions between Ohio and Kentucky.

Three Hope Police officers received an award from the Ohio Deflection Association for notable work with the Quick Response Team on opioid crisis outreach.

The Cone, a popular ice cream shop in West Chester, has been sold to new owners Mike and Beth Heydt, with the founding Wren family retiring after 50 years.

FC Cincinnati has signed Brazilian midfielder Evander from the Portland Timbers for $12 million, the largest cash-for-player trade in MLS history, with an additional performance incentive of $150,000.

Sheriff McGuffey calls for legislative action following a neo-Nazi demonstration near Cincinnati, with plans for patrols and investigation into the event.

A 13-year-old boy is charged with the murder of Sheila "Denise" Tenpenny in Fairfax, who was found deceased from head and neck trauma. Her brother discovered her; police expect the suspect to have injuries from the incident. The teen won't be tried as an adult.

Hamilton is preparing to open the new Fire Station 26 with a ceremony. Residents and firefighters are invited to share memories and celebrate this new chapter for the Lindenwald neighborhood.

The University of Cincinnati is updating restroom signs to "biological men" and "biological women" due to Ohio Senate Bill 104, causing mixed reactions.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find DaTrier Roberts, a 14-year-old missing since February 19. Authorities released no further details but urged community vigilance.

Cincinnati Police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect in a mailroom package theft on Riddle Rd. They are sharing a surveillance photo and asking for tips at 513-352-3521.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help locating Vyron Herring, an adult from Over-The-Rhine who was last seen on February 21. If you have information, call Det. Hert at 513-352-4568.

St. Xavier High School held The Eyes of Freedom exhibit, honoring 23 fallen Lima Company servicemen, including an alumni. The exhibit emphasized the cost of freedom and Ohio's deep connection to the loss.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect in an ATM theft at Walgreens on W Corry St that occurred on February 5th around 8:30 PM. They are asking for public assistance.

Hamilton requires permits for events, with guidance and a step-by-step online application process provided. Permit approval involves several city departments and considerations like safety and impact on resources.

A juvenile was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Cincinnati's Queensgate. The incident occurred on Linn Street before 8 a.m., prompting a prompt response and ongoing investigation.

Springfield Township Police are asking for the public's help identifying a Home Depot theft suspect. They will use social media to share an image and provide contact details for tips.

The AHA provided a statement on changes in critical care cardiology, highlighting increased complexity and multidisciplinary approaches. Dr. Becker of UC discussed these shifts and the field's evolution since the 1960s.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 16-year-old Cassandra Freeny, who was last seen last Tuesday. They urge anyone with information to call Detective Williams at 513-263-8333.

Ted Lepine, a 70-year-old from Cincinnati with memory issues, was safely located after being reported missing.

Vice President JD Vance confronted protesters near his home, expressing on social media that their actions scared his young daughter and describing them as "s**t persons" for their tactics.

Four were hospitalized after a house explosion in Cincinnati's East Price Hill, one critically injured, nearby buildings damaged. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Cincinnati Police are asking for public help in catching a suspect in a package theft from a mailroom on Central Parkway. They share an image of the individual for identification.

Skyline Chili celebrates St. Patrick's Day by offering traditional dishes with green noodles on March 16 and 17, maintaining the taste with food coloring.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing teenager Kapulani Phillip, last seen in a gray hoodie and sweatpants. If you have information, please get in touch with Det. Williams.

A man was hospitalized with a leg wound after a shooting in Elmwood Place last night, with no suspect named and details scarce as police investigate.

Springdale Rd. in Colerain has been closed for over 48 hours due to a water main break. As informed by local police and Greater Cincinnati Water Works, repairs are expected to be completed by Saturday morning.

Cincinnati Police are seeking assistance locating 14-year-old Toshaionna Page, who was last seen on Monday. If you need any information, please get in touch with Det. Oliver at 513-352-3505.

The Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Curniyla Hightower and ask for public help. She was last seen in a pink hoodie and black leggings.

Netflix's docuseries "Quarterback" returns, featuring Joe Burrow, Jared Goff, and Kirk Cousins, offering an intimate look at NFL quarterbacks' lives and careers.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find 14-year-old Jahlynn King, who was last seen on Sunday with specific clothing described in their appeal.

The Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 16-year-old Tajai Hansee and have asked for public assistance. She was last seen on Wednesday, in Mt. Auburn.

Cincinnati police seek help finding a suspect in an aggravated robbery at Wonderland Smoke Shop on March 7. The white male suspect in his mid-40s used a handgun. The community is urged to assist.

Ohio bans Callery pear trees to protect the local ecosystem from this invasive species, encouraging alternatives and controlled measures for existing trees.

Steph Corhn and Ohio's T.E.R.T. are recognized with the 9-1-1 Impact Award for their response to hurricanes, providing critical supplies and public safety communications.

Hamilton partners with 17STRONG to offer a Summer Programming Guide that connects families to local summer camps and activities. Submissions for the guide are due by April 14.

Hamilton County Commissioners are selling four county-owned buildings in Cincinnati, including the historic Alms and Doepke building, to revitalize downtown and save on costs.

Blue Ash introduces bike boxes at intersections, enabling cyclists to trigger traffic signals and improving safety and traffic flow for bike commuters.

The Cincinnati Fire Department paid tribute to Daryl Gordon on the anniversary of his line-of-duty death, with a gathering and a social media post honoring his legacy and service.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks public help to find missing 17-year-old Ja'Sonnie Clark, last seen on Walnut Street and East Liberty on Sunday.

Hamilton invites residents for a community cycling event on National Bike to Work Day along the Great Miami River Trail with breakfast and bike repairs included.

Sharon Romaine Ward was sentenced to 4 years for health care fraud and tax crimes, costing taxpayers millions through fraudulent billing via her company.

A 13-year-old student was arrested for threatening to "shoot up" West Clermont Middle School on Snapchat. He admitted the threat, attributed to anger over his girlfriend's suspension but claimed not to have real intent.

The University of Cincinnati highlights its students' work in Tanzania through the Village Life Outreach Project, focusing on water, healthcare, and education, and noting the transformative impact on both communities and students.

The University of Cincinnati marks 20 years of its Village Life Outreach Project, which enhances lives in Tanzania through healthcare, education, and clean water initiatives.

The University of Cincinnati is combating the healthcare worker shortage by offering a course where students gain experience and employment as patient care assistants.

An anonymous donor gave $5 million to boost student opportunities at UC Blue Ash and UC Clermont Colleges, funding internships, career services, and scholarships.

The University of Cincinnati's Grau Center for Professional Selling is training business students in sales, with a recent donation enhancing the program's offerings.

Carolyn Joyce Woods, 77, died from injuries from a house fire in Sayler Park. The fire occurred on March 30 and also resulted in the death of two cats, while five other pets were saved.

Pavement repairs on state Route 126 in Hamilton County will lead to overnight lane closures and disruptions from April 21 to May 2, with bridge deck patching and a weekend ramp closure.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office hints at an Easter event with a playful "fluffy visitor," likely referencing the Easter Bunny, in a whimsical social media post.

Mount St. Joseph University's MSLP program, launched in 2023, emphasizes clinical skills and compassionate care, with enrollment doubling in its second year.

The Tranquility Wildlife Area shooting range in Adams County, Ohio, is closing temporarily from April 21 for repairs, with a planned reopening in late May.

The University of Cincinnati promotes sustainability year-round, with new trees planted on campus and policies reflecting eco-friendly practices. The university is being recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation for these initiatives.

Hardin County Sheriff's Office held an open house to promote transparency and public engagement, featuring tours, a presentation on the Sheriff’s Levy Renewal, and Q&A sessions with the staff.

ODOT Cincinnati promotes work zone safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week, urging drivers on social media to slow down and stay alert in construction areas.

The University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program offers interdisciplinary learning, with students like Charlie Harker gaining insight from global leaders, preparing them to tackle complex real-world problems.

A Cincinnati father has been charged after his 5-year-old shot a 7-month-old sibling. The baby was hospitalized and the father was arrested for leaving a loaded gun accessible to the children.

UC researcher Katherine Burns developed an at-home test for endometriosis, which analyzes menstrual fluid to identify the condition, offering a non-invasive diagnostic alternative.

An 18-year-old Talawanda High School senior, Ryan Starrett, died of smoke inhalation in a house fire in Oxford, despite rescue efforts. The community and school are offering support and condolences. The fire's cause is under investigation.

The Aiken Falcons finished as runner-up in the Ohio state championship with a 27-2 record, under retiring coach Derrell Black's 13-year tenure, which emphasized talent and community.

The CCM Chamber Choir celebrated Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds with a concert, under Joe Miller's direction, featuring his and fellow Latvian composers' works.

Deputy Fisher Percival has graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, a milestone celebrated by the Dearborn County Sheriff's Office as they welcome his readiness to serve the community.

Khalid Davis, a finance major at the University of Cincinnati, gained practical experience through a co-op at First Financial Bank, rotating through different roles including risk analyst.

Deputy Mike Ventre, with 22 years of experience, was sworn in at the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, as announced on their Facebook page. His expertise is expected to benefit the department.

Miami University introduces a horse therapy program to support student mental health, offering sessions at their Equestrian Center for emotional relief through horse grooming. Demand has led to increased session availability.

National Corrections Officer Week begins, as recognized by a Butler County Sheriff's Office post, honoring corrections staff for their hard work and long shifts managing jail operations.

Colerain Police seek public help regarding a shooting on Deshler Drive and Stadia Drive on April 27, 2025; Detective Johnson is leading the investigation.

An 18-year-old, Jaeden Smith, was fatally shot in Forest Park. The suspect, Domynic Elahee, has been charged with murder and police are investigating the incident.

UC news highlights a Capstone course for nursing students, merging classroom learning with real-world healthcare, emphasizing critical thinking and patient care, culminating in evidence-based projects to improve patient outcomes.

Evan Phelps, a business graduate from the University of Cincinnati, has been named 2025 Mr. Bearcat by Sigma Sigma fraternity for his academic excellence and positive impact.

CCM alumnus Todd Almond's memoir discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Broadway and his experience with the musical "Girl from the North Country."

Cincinnati's mayoral race will see incumbent Mayor Aftab Pureval against newcomer Cory Bowman in November's election, after both secured the most votes in the primary.

A Hamilton man with prior felonies was sentenced to five years for illegal firearms possession, including a device to make semi-automatic guns fully automatic.

A man in Montgomery County pleaded guilty to defrauding elderly clients and evading taxes, with a recommended maximum five-year prison sentence and an order to pay $707,000 restitution.

Researchers at UC have developed a "lab-on-a-chip" that measures cortisol levels using saliva, potentially simplifying stress and anxiety monitoring at home.

Ohio legislature considers a bill to make breast cancer screenings more affordable, eliminating out-of-pocket costs for additional screenings, building on past legislation for high-risk individuals.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honors Detectives Stevison and Gabbard, and Sergeant Bucheit during National Police Week for their dedication to the community.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude towards law enforcement officers during National Police Week, honoring their service and sacrifice.

Cincinnati State collaborates with the Cincinnati/Hamilton County Public Library to offer a Community Leadership Certificate Program to library staff, enabling career advancement without a master’s degree.

Three University of Cincinnati College of Medicine students won prestigious awards: David Warner received the PMGSE, while Mallika Desai and Anna Shepard both earned the PLME for their exceptional achievements and leadership.

A $2 million donation by John and Carrie Hayden will establish a community learning kitchen at the University of Cincinnati focusing on nutrition and chronic disease.

Cincinnati Police seek public help regarding a theft from a Ford F-150 on W McMicken Ave, involving stolen items like a drone and money. Call Det. Hert with info.

Governor Mike DeWine attended the opening of Royal Canin's new pet food plant in Lewisburg, Ohio, a $450 million investment expecting to create 270 jobs and feed 4 million pets annually.

Cincinnati mourns 18-year-old Ryan Hinton, laid to rest amid controversy following his fatal shooting by police, which also led to his father facing charges for allegedly retaliating against law enforcement.

Oxford is developing a Bike-Pedestrian Master Plan, funded by a federal grant, to enhance transportation sustainability and connectivity with BCRTA transit. Public input is sought through a survey.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing a system outage, disrupting services, and leading to the postponement of elective procedures. Emergency services continued as the health network responded to the incident.

Late-night traffic on southbound I-75 in Lockland was restricted to one lane, but all lanes reopened by early morning. The cause of the delay was not specified.

A man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a SWAT standoff near Oak Hills High School, resulting in nearby road and school activity closures.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars presented future predictions on various topics at the 1819 Innovation Hub, attended by regional business leaders.

Ex-MLB player Darin Ruf is suing the Cincinnati Reds over a career-ending injury he claims was caused by unsafe field conditions involving an unpadded tarp roller at Great American Ball Park.

Sahoko Sato Timpone joins the UC College-Conservatory of Music's Voice Department as an Associate Professor, bringing a wealth of international performance and academic experience.

Three University of Cincinnati medical students won the U.S. Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship for language and cultural studies overseas.

Cincinnati man, Richard Orth, arrested for animal cruelty after his dog was euthanized due to severe injuries.

The Hoxworth Blood Center is urging for blood donations during summer and is offering donors an e-gift card and free coffee coupon in June to counteract seasonal shortages.

Four Bethel residents face animal cruelty charges for keeping 45 animals in poor conditions. Some defendants pleaded not guilty, others await arraignment. Rescued animals are rehomed.

The study demonstrates that electronic informed consent (eConsent) can enhance stroke trial recruitment and adherence, with 33.7% of participants enrolled using this method and 56.1% of sites employing it.

The article discusses the opportunities at the University of Cincinnati for students interested in AI and ML, highlighting the job growth in these sectors and the university's resources, such as co-op programs and research opportunities.

Governor DeWine and Brig. Gen. Bartolomei signed an MOU to enhance the partnership between Ohio and the AFRL, focusing on tech advancement and national defense.

An NFL player was removed by police from a Cincinnati parish amidst a scandal involving allegations of pornography against a priest, despite the Archdiocese's defense and call for rumors to cease.

The article describes Yasmine Shaban's transformation through the University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program, emphasizing its role in fostering leadership and innovation in students.

A shooting in Lincoln Heights resulted in one person hospitalized and another in custody, the shooter and victim knew each other.

A CSX train derailed in Cincinnati late Thursday, affecting traffic but causing no injuries or hazardous spills. Cleanup efforts were underway with streets closed and a crane dispatched.

Hamilton City is offering free sports days for kids on June 17th and July 15th at Spooky Nook Champion Mill with various activities and no registration needed.

Detective Joseph N. Ventre retired on May 20, 2025, after over 28 years of service with the Butler County Sheriff's Office, celebrated by his colleagues in a Facebook post.

Local gym owner Patrick Heringer was fatally stabbed in Over-the-Rhine; Mordecia Black is charged with murder. The community is mourning and expressing concern over safety.

Ohio healthcare regulators warn about retail IV therapy clinics' unproven claims for treating various conditions, emphasizing the lack of evidence for the effectiveness of their treatments.