Lockland Schools Board demands a probe into police actions during a neo-Nazi event near school grounds. Footage shows armed demonstrators on school property, and concerns arise about student safety and law enforcement response.

A fire on Flower Ave in West Price Hill resulted in minor injuries to two individuals and the evacuation of residents; the cause is under investigation.

A 50-year-old man named Scott Allen was shot dead in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati. Authorities are searching for a suspect reportedly wearing a dark hoodie.

An 11-year-old boy was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle on private property in Butler County, his condition post-hospitalization is uncertain.

The Cincinnati Police Department has issued an alert for 17-year-old Aleah Brooks, who has been missing since February 1 and is seeking public assistance.

Three men from a South American Theft Group were indicted for transporting stolen goods and falsifying records related to a burglary at a Cincinnati NFL player's home.

Kings Island seeks 5,000+ staff for the 2025 season, offering roles from ride operators to EMTs with wages of $14-$23/hr, and hosts a job fair on February 15.

A fire under the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge has caused significant disruptions, closing southbound I-471 and affecting traffic in Cincinnati. The cause is under investigation.

The CCM Wind Symphony presents the "Inspirations" concert featuring Respighi’s Pines of Rome today at 4 p.m. at Corbett Auditorium. Tickets are available at the CCM Box Office.

A former Zion Temple Christian Academy teacher, Angela Carson, was charged with assaulting a 9-year-old student and resigned; the school is cooperating with authorities.

A fire at a Fairfield condo, deemed accidental, hospitalized three people and displaced thirteen residents. The fire caused significant smoke damage.

ODOT is using special techniques for cold weather concrete pours to repair the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, ensuring the bridge reopens in March after fire damage.

Cincinnati is competing to host the Sundance Film Festival, vying against Boulder and current hosts Park City and Salt Lake City. At the same time, Mayor Pureval is pitching the city's merits, including its film industry potential and inclusivity.