Cincinnati Police report a fatal shooting of a woman in Millvale. Marshee Luther, 25, has been arrested, with the victim's identity and motive yet undisclosed.

The Ohio Attorney General's Office invites high school students to apply for the 2025-2026 Teen Ambassador Board, targeting varied educational backgrounds to engage in state government issues.

Clermont County unveiled a new mural celebrating the nation's upcoming 250th anniversary, featuring local Underground Railroad history on a Williamsburg Township barn.

A passenger was airlifted after a stolen truck crashed in Clermont County. The driver fled and remains at large.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center completed a trial for Flash radiotherapy aimed at treating bone metastases, marking a potential advancement in cancer treatment methods.

Colerain officers and firefighters greeted students with enthusiasm for the new school year, continuing a tradition to support and encourage young learners as part of community-building efforts.

Ex-Green Township officer Alexander Grimme faces child abuse charges and a previous OVI conviction. His bond is set at $500,000 after pleading not guilty.

Wes Modes's project "A Secret History of American River People" records stories from riverbank residents, unearthing local heritage and personal tales connected to U.S. waterways.

Cincinnati Public Schools welcomed students back with major changes, including five new middle schools, reshaped student experiences, and revised transportation with older students using Metro buses instead of yellow buses.

Cincinnati Police seek public help on social media for a stolen vehicle on the 4500 block of Reading Rd, urging information be reported to Det. Greene at 513-569-8600.

Ex-pediatrician Howard Saal, indicted on pornography charges, allegedly touched and photographed children inappropriately, parents claim the hospital ignored prior complaints.

An eighth man is charged with disorderly conduct after a brawl in Cincinnati, his identity is protected under Marsy's Law, but he confirmed the charge to WLWT.

Dr. Annabelle Anandappa received two grants to study RAS inhibitors for blood cancer, specifically acute myeloid leukemia, expanding research beyond solid tumors.