An early-morning crash on Kellogg Avenue left one person dead and damaged a utility pole; Cincinnati police say the investigation is ongoing.

A child was shot on the 200 block of Craft Street in Winton Hills Friday night; police set a perimeter and used drones while searching for a suspect.

TLC and Salt‑N‑Pepa, joined by En Vogue, bring the It's Iconic tour to Riverbend on Aug. 21. Tickets are on sale now at Riverbend and Ticketmaster.

A Metro bus driver has been charged after a Norwood Lateral crash that killed a Cincinnati city traffic supervisor.

Local adviser warns shoppers who accept the first mortgage offer risk paying thousands over time.

A $5M plan will convert a shuttered Elmwood Place elementary into a 52,000‑sq‑ft hub for youth nonprofits. A groundbreaking is scheduled for July 29, 2026.

Prospiant's new Roselawn plant consolidates design, engineering and fabrication, bringing roughly 125 jobs and an eight‑year city tax credit to Cincinnati.

A 24-year-old Greenacres worker died after a workshop explosion on the Indian Hill campus. State investigators are probing the blast and safety protocols around hot work.

A Butler County deputy coaxed a snake from a bedroom and released it into nearby woods, footage shows. The sheriff called it one of the many unusual calls deputies answer.

CFM International, headquartered near Cincinnati, announced a MoU at Farnborough with IndiGo for more than 1,000 LEAP‑1A engines — a record for the program and a potential local economic boost.

Two people were injured in a stabbing in Kennedy Heights and one person was detained. Police have not released details on injuries or any charges as the probe continues.

Neighbors say early-morning detonations at Rumpke's Colerain landfill are rattling homes as a contested expansion moves forward.

The city’s 48-week academy is training paid recruits to become certified building inspectors and address a chronic staffing shortfall. Officials project near‑full staffing by spring 2027.