One hospitalized and five displaced after an apartment fire in Cincinnati's Oakley neighborhood; damage estimated at $90,000, cause under investigation.

The University of Cincinnati introduces paid co-op positions in athletic training with Beacon Orthopaedics and Mercy Health, providing practical experience for Master of Science in Athletic Training students.

Seven arrests made after a downtown Cincinnati brawl; Gregory Wright faces charges of aggravated riot and robbery. The incident, filmed and widely shared online, involved multiple assailants.

Cincinnati Police are searching for 19-year-old James Scott, who has been missing since August 7, from Avondale. Public assistance is requested.

Cincinnati Police seek help identifying a suspect in an August 7 vandalism case at a Marathon Station, where the individual threw rocks, causing damage.

Maineville woman dies in a three-vehicle crash in Clinton County, Ohio, and a 19-year-old man is seriously injured.

Sharonville, Ohio, warns against trash fires caused by improperly disposed lithium-ion batteries, urging residents to use designated recycling centers.

Sharonville's Trivia Night at Depot Square on August 8 will feature a range of topics beyond local history, aiming to entertain and support local businesses.

Detective Mike Steele from the Butler County Sheriff's Office was honored by Victoria's Secret for his work confronting shoplifting and resolving thefts, highlighting law enforcement's role in protecting local businesses.

A UC political scientist commented on Kamala Harris's future after she ruled out running for California governor, suggesting she'll remain active in public life.

Eight University of Cincinnati alumni have been honored in the "Forty Under 40" list by the Cincinnati Business Courier for their impact across diverse sectors.

Deputy Derek Collins of the Butler County Sheriff's Office was praised for going beyond his duty during a welfare check by providing hygiene products and ice to residents who had their utilities cut.

Cincinnati officials are addressing safety measures after a violent downtown brawl, highlighting plans to increase patrols and discussing the racial narrative in its coverage.