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.

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.

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.

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 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 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.

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

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.

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.

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