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.

CPS opened districtwide applications for four tuition‑free college and career pathways that let students earn college credit or industry credentials while in high school.

A passenger was killed and another hospitalized after an early-morning crash on Este Avenue in Winton Hills. Authorities closed the scene while investigators probe the wreck.

Clear, chilly Tuesday morning in Cincinnati with highs near 42°F and gusts up to 24 mph. Late‑night rain could briefly mix with snow Wednesday night into Thursday.

Cincinnati police have issued an alert for 16-year-old A'zire Whiting-Osley, last seen Feb. 22 on the 2000 block of Burnet Avenue. Detective Nikki Oliver is asking for tips.

Sources say the Cincinnati‑Miami Victory Bell is expected to move to TQL Stadium on Sept. 19, shifting the historic rivalry away from Paycor Stadium.

Mild Saturday gives way to light snow Sunday, gusty northwest winds could create slick spots. Plan extra time for Sunday travel.

The man accused of firing into a downtown restaurant returns to court Friday as his lawyers request a judge‑only trial and prosecutors point to ballistics evidence.

Historic cold left multiple boats sunk or taking on water in Cincinnati marinas, dock crews and technicians say frozen pumps and cracked fittings are likely causes.

A driver died early Friday after losing control and striking a utility pole at Millville Avenue and Mencella Drive in Hanover Township. Deputies say speed and alcohol are suspected and the coroner has not released the driver's name.

Brown County officials visited Fayetteville High School to discuss the risks of impaired driving and conducted interactive simulations to demonstrate the effects of substance use on driving abilities.

Cincinnati Police are searching for a missing 16-year-old, Debora McMillen, and urge the public to help by contacting Det. Williams with any information.

Great Parks is planning a 4.75‑mile Oasis Trail from Sawyer Point to the Lunken area, with design work and public outreach set for 2026 and construction targeted for 2029–2030. Funding combines federal, state, local and private grants.