Central Parkway will be closed for the Brighton Approach Bridge Project for painting and installing supports, affecting traffic from March 28-30 and April 4-6.

Mirsayah Wasnuk, a Lindner student, combines business economics, information systems, and international business to serve the greater good, inspired by her upbringing and her father's influence.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect in a shooting and robbery incident, involving a Mazda hatchback with temporary tags, that occurred on March 15.

A vacant Avondale home caught fire early this morning, no injuries were reported as the house was unoccupied. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Springfield Township and Cincinnati successfully transferred a blighted former chemical site to The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, which plans to clean it up and redevelop it.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help finding Reagan Cole, 15, who has been missing since March 6. She was last seen in a black shirt and beige pants. If you have information, call Detective Williams at 513-263-8333.

The Xavier Musketeers secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament as an 11 seed, set to play Texas in the First Four after finishing the season with a 21-11 record.

The Cincinnati Police Department is searching for Kaylee Hayes, a missing teenager last seen on Thursday. The public is urged to provide any information.

Hamilton's community initiative, "Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton," combines grilling and conversation to strengthen neighborhoods and civic engagement.

The 17STRONG Microgrant Program in Hamilton offers community project grants and seeks applications before the March 17 deadline.

The Mason City Council unanimously voted to ban marijuana dispensaries, citing concerns over property values, family values, and the influence on youth.

Evonte Young was arrested in Fairfield after striking multiple vehicles, including a medical van, causing several injuries during a chaotic pursuit by police.

Former ICE officer Andrew Golobic was sentenced to 12 years for obstructing a sex trafficking probe and exploiting his position to coerce women into nonconsensual sexual acts.