The Midwest is set for a cool, dry weekend due to high pressure, with a slight chance of showers in the south by Sunday and steady warming expected post-Wednesday.

Paul Westhafer recovered remarkably from a severe head injury sustained during a fall, undergoing successful spinal surgery at UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute.

The West Loveland Avenue Bridge in Loveland will undergo a facelift with milling and paving work by Jurgensen Construction on July 30-31, causing expected traffic delays.

FC Cincinnati and Hoxworth Blood Center run a blood drive in August, offering an exclusive team jersey to donors while promoting community involvement.

Cincinnati police are investigating a violent assault downtown captured on viral videos, where a man and a woman were attacked. Local officials and the police chief condemned the violence.

Two chaplains at Cincinnati Children's Hospital were fired for publicly supporting a detained ex-colleague, Imam Ayman Soliman. The hospital maintains its apolitical stance amidst scrutiny.

Montgomery seeks public input on the proposed expansion of Hopewell Cemetery, potentially adding columbaria. Open Houses on August 13 and 21 will engage the community in discussion.

Kim Dobbs has created four scholarships for University of Cincinnati student-athletes, continuing her legacy of support and mentorship for the university community.

A 56-year-old man was critically injured in a shooting in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills. He was shot in the face outside Park Eden Apartments and is now in stable condition. The suspect fled, and no arrests have been made.

Ohio Department of Transportation appreciates its construction staff during a busy season of infrastructure projects, from bridge replacements to road resurfacing.

Brett Kissela has been named director of the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute, stepping down as chair of neurology to focus on research and innovation.

Lightning sparked a fire at Fairfield Inn in Oakley, Cincinnati, damaging six rooms. The incident, which occurred on Sunday around 4 p.m., was managed without injuries and contained by 5 p.m. Damages are estimated at $100,000.

Butler County Sheriff's Office humorously introduced "Deputy Dino-Saurveillance," a playful addition to their team, aimed at community engagement on social media.