A Hamilton County judge found Derrick Jamison wrongfully imprisoned after 20 years on Ohio’s death row, clearing the way for him to seek damages in the Court of Claims.

Butler County deputies posted a 'Warrant Wednesday' bulletin seeking 30‑year‑old Brandon Selmon, wanted on a felony DUI. The sheriff's office asked residents to send tips.

Prologis has started site work on Project Mila, a proposed hyperscale data center on 141 acres in Trenton, raising questions about water, power and tax deals.

Findlay Market favorite Dean's is opening Dean's Mediterranean Table in Northside next Tuesday, combining a café, retail pantry and ticketed dinners. The stall at Findlay Market will stay open.

King Pigeon, the coffee-by-day, cocktail-by-night spot in Walnut Hills, is closing after just more than two years. The closure follows a late-2025 shift away from cocktails toward daytime service.

A $550 million Purina factory in Clermont County hit a key construction milestone and is moving into equipment testing and hiring.

Mostly sunny today with a high near 47°F. Monday morning could bring a brief wintry mix and a slushy commute in spots.

Sunny and mild today in Cincinnati with highs near 62. Light rain possible tonight; a warmer, wetter pattern arrives Tuesday.

A federal suit by former UC journalism chair Brian Calfano alleges administrators coached students to make false harassment claims after a DEI hiring dispute.

A Hamilton man arrested on a misdemeanor remained jailed after ICE placed a detainer despite a posted bond, family says he has TPS and plans a rally.

NTSB preliminary findings show an Amazon‑operated Alaska Airlines A330 ingested a flock of geese after takeoff from CVG, shredding a left engine, the two‑person crew landed safely and no injuries were reported.

Undercover footage from Accuracy in Media shows UC and Kent State staff saying DEI remains part of coursework, prompting questions about compliance with Ohio’s SB1.

Salem Township has placed a 3.9‑mill, five‑year fire levy on the May 5, ballot after trustees cited a decade‑long jump in runs and mounting staffing pressure. Officials say the money would add crew capacity and cover rising operating costs.