Isaiah M. Smith was sentenced to 72 months for manufacturing and selling illegal machine gun conversion devices.

A motorcycle and a Ford Taurus collided on Columbia Parkway, critically injuring the motorcyclist and passenger. Police are investigating potential impaired driving. Traffic was disrupted due to the investigation and local events.

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A woman was non-fatally shot in Mt. Airy and the suspect fled. Police are searching with a K-9 unit and have made no arrests. The investigation is ongoing.

A massive fire engulfed the historic former Beckett Paper Company building in Hamilton, requiring multiple fire departments to respond. The cause is unknown, and the building was slated for demolition.

The Cincinnati Bearcats' 2024 Hall of Fame class includes Paris Olympians and notable athletes from various sports, with an induction ceremony planned for September 20.

Three people were arrested in Butler County for possession and trafficking of drugs, along with seizing marijuana, THC cartridges, guns, vehicles, and cash.

An altercation in Green Township led to the stabbing death of Barbara Mortimer and critical injury of her husband. Their son Kenneth faces murder charges.

The Voices of America Country Music Fest in West Chester Township expects 100,000 attendees, offering upgraded seating and hydration stations to improve guest experience.

A truck crashed into a Fairfield vitamin shop and a light pole, prompting a police response and sending the driver to the hospital in stable condition. Investigations are ongoing.

Three individuals face multiple charges, including murder, after a violent intrusion at Delhi's VIP Smoke Shop, with potential life sentences if convicted.

Metro is considering moving Cincinnati's main bus station from Government Square, with possible new locations including the Riverfront Transit Center. The move could increase commute times by up to 12 minutes.

A deadly motorcycle and van collision in Butler County has left one dead and another critically injured; drugs and alcohol were reportedly not factors.

The former Queensgate Jail in Cincinnati has been repurposed as LINNcinnati, a collaborative space for small businesses and artists, contributing to urban redevelopment.

Ashlyn Krueger defeated Olympic silver medalist Donna Vekic at the Cincinnati Open, while Nakashima and Shelton advanced, setting the stage for top seeds Sinner and Swiatek's upcoming matches.

Police are investigating a body found in Two Mile Creek in Hamilton with no foul play suspected; they urge those with information to contact the hotline 513-868-5811.

The match between Carlos Alcaraz and Gael Monfils in Cincinnati was suspended due to rain, with Alcaraz ahead in the first set but behind in the second. It resumes at 12:30 p.m.

AtriCure Inc. is expanding its Mason, Ohio headquarters, doubling payroll, and adding 300 jobs, with a $45 million investment that promises economic growth for the region.

A man was fatally shot near Smale Park in Cincinnati; 29-year-old John Banks III died from his wounds at the scene. Police are investigating without suspects and seeking information.

A Golden Alert has been issued for 56-year-old Amy Elizabeth Reuthe, missing since last Friday after being seen near the Yard House in Cincinnati. She has a serious medical condition.

An elderly Kroger employee was attacked by a suspected shoplifter in Delhi Township, resulting in two black eyes. The suspect, Maliyah Robbins, faces robbery and assault charges.

A car crashed into a utility pole in Fairfield, causing one fatality and leaving another injured along with resulting power outages. Details are limited and the investigation is ongoing.

An Ohio woman's victory in the Kentucky State Fair's 'My Favorite Cake' contest sparked controversy over non-local participants winning state competitions.

A man was arrested for an attempted carjacking at gunpoint near Edgewood High School, but the incident was aborted when an accomplice refused to join him, allowing the victim to escape.

A man was rescued by the Boone County Water Rescue team after attempting to swim across the Ohio River and was reported missing by an onlooker. His condition post-rescue remains undisclosed.

A crash on I-71 northbound in Symmes Township caused delays, while another incident involving a motorcycle and a semi on the same interstate in Silverton led to one hospitalization. Traffic flow was disrupted.

Great Parks of Hamilton County is developing a new trail network along the Little Miami River, starting with the 1.5-mile Avoca Trailhead for various outdoor activities, set to open later this year.

Comedian Nikki Glaser will host the 82nd Golden Globe Awards, bringing her sharp humor to the event. She's recognized for her comedy specials and television gigs.

Perry Hart has been indicted on six counts, including aggravated murder, for the death of Asiah Slone, whose body was found in a trash can in Middletown.

An 84-year-old pilot died in a glider crash at Caesar Creek Soaring Club, Ohio. The glider detached from its tow plane during takeoff and crashed. The NTSB is investigating the incident.

A fire damaged a house in Anderson Township, with no reported injuries. The blaze, starting on the deck, occurred before 1 p.m. yesterday, prompting a swift firefighter response. The cause and full impact are still under investigation.

UConn basketball coach Dan Hurley will serve as the Ruler of the Jungle at the Bengals vs. Patriots NFL game on September 8, aiming to boost fan engagement.

The Cincinnati Bengals named eight players as captains for the season, while the New England Patriots introduced jersey "C" patches to honor their captains.

The mascot of Turpin High School, a wooden Spartan carving, was stolen during a reunion at the American Legion Post, prompting a search and reward for its return.

A multi-vehicle crash in Elmwood Place injured six, including three children, who were not wearing seatbelts. The accident involved an SUV, an Acura, and a school bus.

Six teens were arrested for making online threats to Cincinnati schools, leading to increased security and class cancellations. They face charges of inducing panic and making false threats.

A Princeton High School student was arrested for having an unloaded gun in their backpack after initially being searched for suspected vape possession.

The Cincinnati Bearcats blew a 21-point lead, losing 28-27 to the Pittsburgh Panthers, with Pitt's comeback capped by a field goal in the game's final moments.

Gunfire near a high school football game caused an evacuation, and the game's cancellation, and no injuries were reported.

Michael Talley Jr., 49, charged with shooting Willie Clark, 37, after a bar altercation in Forest Park, arrested and held on $500,000 bond, awaiting trial.

A 13-year-old Taft High School student was shot and injured near the school, leading to a temporary lockdown and increased security measures. The victim is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

A 13-year-old was arrested for making terroristic threats against Romero Academy in Cincinnati, as police investigate a spate of similar incidents in the area.

An explosion in Springfield Township caused one fatality and two injuries, with authorities investigating the cause and emergency services responding to the scene.

The Dent Schoolhouse has implemented new security measures including a mandatory chaperone policy for visitors under 16 after a nearby shooting incident.

A man, 19, was non-fatally shot on a Metro bus in South Cumminsville, Cincinnati after an earlier conflict. The shooter is at large, and the incident is under investigation.

One man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Cincinnati's Winton Hills neighborhood. Police are investigating without any suspects in custody.

Cincinnati Public Schools adjusted six high school football games due to community violence, aiming for safety and considering moving other sports events earlier.

An 18-year-old driver was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in Cincinnati; excessive speed and lack of a valid license were factors.

West Chester therapist Michael Lesko faces 21 charges including rape and gross sexual imposition of children. Entering a not guilty plea, he's accused of using his professional role to sexually groom and assault minors. His bond is set at $500,000.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to mail theft from USPS boxes and faces a suggested 4-year sentence. He was caught using a stolen postal key after law enforcement tracked a GPS device in the stolen mail.

A Monroe Township man is charged with attempted murder and felonious assault after reportedly stabbing a man during a robbery at East Fork State Park.

The Women’s Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation announces "Appointed 101," a program scheduled for October 19, 2024, that aims to foster women's civic engagement.

Hamilton mourns the loss of Dave Belew, a respected community figure, during a three-day mourning period with flags at half-staff. Mayor Moeller and the public honor his legacy.

A 15-year-old driving a stolen SUV crashed into two vehicles in Mt. Airy, resulting in the death of Yeshua Humphrey, 28, and injuring another. The teen is charged with multiple offenses following the incident.

Six Texans sentenced for trafficking meth disguised as Adderall on the dark web, with a daily order volume of about 20, and laundering money with cryptocurrency.

The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed three new manatees to its Manatee Springs exhibit and educates visitors on conservation efforts amidst ongoing threats to manatee populations.

Authorities continue to search for suspects in the fatal shooting of Reginald Simpson at a Mt. Healthy Speedway. In a gray Kia K5, the suspects remain at large; public assistance is sought.

Reading schools closed after an anonymous threat reported by a student, leading the district to take precautionary measures for safety, pending the investigation results.

Wyoming, Ohio, announces its Green Business Award for local businesses that practice sustainability. Applications are due by November 1, and winners will be recognized at a December council meeting.

Hamilton County launched a home repair loan program, Revive + Thrive, offering low-interest loans to eligible homeowners for critical repairs. The program is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and other sources.

Kaitlyn Hyde pled guilty to vehicular homicide for killing 15-year-old Aspen Runnels and faces sentencing in December. The incident has sparked community calls for improved school zone safety.

Cincy Magazine's Best of the North contest showcases Hamilton's local businesses. The contest urges residents to vote for their favorites in various categories until October 20.

Ohio AG Yost provided a grant to Joseph House, allowing the nonprofit to purchase a van to transport veterans with mobility issues to essential services.

The Butler County Coroner identified 16-year-old Wyatt Sidney Duckworth as the victim of a fatal crash. His sister was severely injured; the other driver, a teacher, was also hurt. The cause is under investigation.

A 14-year-old girl was seriously injured after being hit by a car while crossing Winton Road in Cincinnati. Speed and impairment are not suspected factors in the accident.

The Meldahl Hydroelectric Plant in Hamilton received a $1 million grant from the DOE to support clean energy, which is part of a larger $12 million allotted to 39 U.S. hydropower plants.

Frisch's Big Boy restaurants in Cincinnati face evictions across over 20 locations after legal actions by landlord NNN Reit Inc. Employees express heartbreak over potential job losses and store closures amid unexplained operational challenges.

Cincinnati plans a public visitation for the late MLB legend Pete Rose at Great American Ball Park, with an upcoming "Pete Rose Day" tribute scheduled for 2025.

A Cincinnati man was sentenced to 40 years for sex trafficking minors and related crimes following a trial detailing his abuse and exploitation of two teens.

Cincinnati proposes $2.5 million to host the Sundance Film Festival, with the city council ready to secure funds in hopes of an economic boost and cultural enhancement.

A house fire in Anderson Township was subdued by fire crews. All residents evacuated safely, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation, and power line dangers were present.

Trenton police are searching for a dirt bike rider who struck two officers during an investigation of illegal riding activities. Two suspects have been arrested and are facing charges of traffic offense.

A woman in Middletown was arrested for the fatal stabbing of her 72-year-old mother, with the investigation ongoing and the police seeking public assistance.

A loaded gun was found in a student's backpack at Mt. Healthy Jr./Sr—High School following a bag search for a vaping device. No threats were made, and the school did not go into lockdown.

Hamilton County and Cincinnati State unveil a new nursing skills lab, funded by a $1.5 million grant, to address nurse shortages and provide education to over 100 nurse aids and nurses annually.

A shooting at Kirby Apartments in Mount Airy left two hospitalized. Police are investigating, and advocates stress anti-violence efforts amid community tension.

Clermont County participates in Operation Green Light, illuminating buildings in green to support veterans throughout November, coinciding with Veterans Day.

Kettering has launched the Lead Safe Ohio Grant Program to provide free home repairs to address lead paint hazards. The program prioritizes older homes, especially those with young children and households earning below 80% of the AMI.

Joe Burrow was named FedEx Air and Ground Player of Week 9 for his performance in the Bengals' win, marking his second time receiving the award this season.

A Talawanda High School teacher is on leave while an investigation is underway regarding their alleged use of school resources for social media content, with the district and community deeply concerned.

Hamilton invites residents to honor military service members with the Hometown Hero Banner program. The program requires an application fee and a local connection. Banners will be displayed from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

Skyline Chili introduces a limited-time Mac and Cheese Way, combining pasta, chili, and cheese for the holidays, with mixed reactions and a higher price point.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval addressed crime and affordable housing in his "State of the City" speech, emphasizing progress made and challenges ahead. He reported declines in shootings and youth violence and efforts to provide rental assistance.

Cincinnati is preparing for the Girls on the Run event, which will affect traffic with street closures on Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. The program celebrates young girls' personal growth through running.

Meyer Brothers and Sons won an AIA Cincinnati Design Award for transforming Hamilton's historic freight depot into The Freight House, a modern office and manufacturing hub, while preserving architectural heritage.

Six Flags plans to introduce a new family thrill attraction at Kings Island by 2026 as part of a broader $1 billion investment in park enhancements.

Boston Beer Company buys over an acre in Cincinnati's West End for expansion near its Samuel Adams facilities, with plans to enhance operational efficiency.

Deer Park celebrates National Recycling Day, highlighting its partnership with Hamilton County R3source to provide residents with recycling information and resources online, reinforcing the city's commitment to sustainability.

A woman was found dead from a headshot wound after an early morning shooting in Springfield Township, with the investigation ongoing and no suspects identified.

A 53-year-old man, Paul W. Montgomery Jr., was killed by multiple gunshot wounds outside The Lounge on Reading Road. No suspects have been named, and the Reading police are investigating.

A $10,000 reward is offered after suspects burglarized a Norwood pawn shop and stole guns, prompting a joint investigation by the ATF and local police.

The West Chester Township community is searching for Joshua Altheef Jr., a 7-year-old nonverbal autistic boy missing since Wednesday evening near his home.

A former deputy sheriff in Preble County, Mason Williams, was convicted of sexual battery and tampering with evidence involving a student. He faces sentencing on December 16.

ODOT is working to restore the I-471 bridge after a fire. Progress is being made on shoring towers before demolition and repairing additional damage. The reconstruction schedule awaits steel availability for girder replacement.

A Tennessee middle school is rebranding after the University of Cincinnati sent a cease-and-desist letter over their 'Bearcats' mascot and logo, which infringe on UC's trademark.

A Cincinnati officer sustained minor injuries when her car was rear-ended on I-75 while at a crash scene. The other driver was also injured and taken to a hospital.

Children in Cincinnati's Camp Washington played with mercury, prompting a cleanup by the Ohio EPA. Officials seek to test and assist potentially exposed individuals.

A fire under the approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge has closed Interstate 471, impacting traffic between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Newport, Kentucky.

An Illinois man died after his vehicle struck a tree in Ross County, Ohio. Slavisa Jovanovic, 58, veered off U.S. Route 35 and crashed just after 10:15 p.m. Investigations are ongoing.

A severe early morning crash in Avondale resulted in two people hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. The accident involved a rollover and partial ejection through the sunroof.

Cincinnati Public Schools is contemplating a redistricting plan that could create six new middle schools and change the magnet status of others, prompting discussions on its impact on education and community engagement.

Joe Burrow of the Cincinnati Bengals has bought a replica Batmobile, as discussed on HBO's "Hard Knocks." It's a limited edition vehicle from Warner Bros, and Burrow considers coordinating it with a Batsuit.

Frisch's Big Boy is closing seven locations in Northern Kentucky due to disputes with the landlord over unpaid rent.

A County Corrections Officer, Richard Sampson, is under arrest, facing accusations of illegal conveyance and introducing contraband into a jail. He is on leave pending criminal and internal probes.

Cincinnati's TQL Stadium will host four Group Stage matches of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, featuring clubs like Bayern Munich and Auckland City FC. Tickets go on sale to the public on December 19th.

A court has ordered St. Bernard Soap Company to pay over $32 million in rent and utilities, which has affected the landlord and utility companies and resulted in 118 worker layoffs.

A 16-year-old is in stable condition after a shooting in Roselawn, details remain unclear as police investigate.

Timothy Farr, 43, of Dayton, has been arraigned for allegedly committing eight armed robberies in December, brandishing a firearm at various gas stations and stores.

A semi-truck crash on I-75 northbound near Towne St. caused lane closures and traffic reroutes due to a jackknifed trailer and fluid leak. Debris also temporarily affected southbound lanes.

Two people were injured and three displaced after an early morning fire in an East Westwood apartment building in Cincinnati. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze.

Kenneth Thompson Jr. has been arrested for the murder of Paul Montgomery Jr. following a shooting outside a Reading, Ohio, bar after a verbal altercation.

Auqeith Byner faces charges in Ohio for allegedly providing the drugs that led to his sister-in-law's fatal overdose.

Cincinnati faces travel disruptions due to construction and interstate closures. To ease congestion, ODOT offers alternative routes and real-time updates.

A fire at Sawyer Point Park closed southbound I-471 in Cincinnati, disrupting and detouring commuters traveling between Ohio and Kentucky.

The New York Times celebrates Cincinnati's Cafe Mochiko as one of the Best Bakeries in the U.S., recognized for its unique pastries and comfort food.

Markaylo Jeffries was arrested on murder charges for the fatal shooting of Dustin Colvin in Cincinnati's East End, with his arraignment set for December 28th.

Two men died in a head-on crash in Springfield Township, with speed being a possible factor. Witness reports suggest one vehicle lost control, leading to the collision.

Stephen Marlow was declared incompetent to stand trial for the 2020 Ohio shooting due to mental health issues, with prosecutors seeking options to preserve a future trial.

Thieves caused $40,000 in damage and stolen goods at Jack's Used Auto Parts in Cincinnati on Christmas, prompting the owners to offer a reward for information.

Bengals WR Jermaine Burton faces eviction and lawsuit for unpaid rent and property damage by Radius Acquisition LLC, amid off-field issues and missing team games.

Elijah Hicks, 20, was fatally shot in East Price Hill, Cincinnati, on Saturday. Police found him with multiple gunshots, and he was declared dead at the scene. The investigation is ongoing, and no suspects have been named yet.

The Cincinnati Bengals have released defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo following a season with defensive struggles.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from an incident on December 31, 2024, at 7685 Reading Rd. Contact Det. LeRay with info.

Clermont County resumes government operations on Jan. 7, 2025, after a closure, with various offices reopening and citizens encouraged to check for updates.

Joint FBI and Cincinnati Police investigation underway after 5-year-old Arty Stanford was fatally shot while sleeping; $15,000 reward offered for information.

Cincinnati announces dates for Asian Food Fest, Taste of Cincinnati, and Oktoberfest Zinzinnati in 2025, promising cultural and culinary experiences for visitors.

An 83-year-old Cincinnati man died of suspected hypothermia following a severe winter storm. He was found unresponsive on his porch and later pronounced dead at the hospital.

Rayshawn Kelley was arrested for a robbery at PayMore and charged with aggravated robbery and illegal firearm possession.

Ja'Marr Chase and Trey Hendrickson make the NFL All-Pro team, while Joe Burrow is snubbed despite leading stats.

A Cincinnati man set his house on fire while using a propane torch to melt ice on his steps, causing about $100,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, but the incident displaced the homeowner.

Ohio mother Kayla Williams was arrested for child abuse after her 9-month-old was found with significant injuries. Her bond is set at $350,000. Authorities are investigating and seeking more information.

The Cincinnati Reds have announced a broadcast partnership with FanDuel Sports Network for the 2025 season. The partnership will offer games via direct-to-consumer streaming and potentially boost the team's revenue.

The Cincinnati Police have requested the public's help finding missing 15-year-old Gabrielle Saunders and provided a contact number for assistance.

Eden Park Drive's eastbound lane will be closed from Jan 13 to 17 for guard rail installation, but the westbound lane will remain open. The city's website provides detours.

A fire under the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge closed southbound I-471, affecting traffic between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Newport, Kentucky.

Seton High School is developing a $16 million sports complex, with construction starting immediately, to open by mid-late 2026. The facility includes a turf field, track, tennis courts, an athletic center, and luxury suites.

Early this morning, a fire broke out in an industrial building in West Chester Township. Firefighters responded. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The Middletown High School band and cheerleaders traveled to D.C. to perform at the inauguration parade at the invitation of Vice President-Elect JD Vance.

Oak Hills High School closed due to a water main break amid freezing temperatures, and only the high school was affected in the district. Repair advice is provided for older systems.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on an Over-the-Rhine package theft and ask anyone with insights to contact Officer Howell at 513-352-1271. Precautions are urged.

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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

ICE arrested Ciro Teodoro-Rivera, an undocumented immigrant in Cincinnati with sex crime convictions, emphasizing public safety and encouraging reporting of immigration crimes.

The Voice of America Centre was incorrectly listed as the "Voice of Mexico Center" on Google Maps, sparking confusion amid Trump's recent name changes. The centre's marketing director is working to fix the Google listing.

Cincinnati's DPS prepares for winter weather with proactive road treatments and 12-hour shifts. Residents are advised to exercise caution, as snow and icy conditions are expected.

The article discusses the nostalgic value and potential comeback of a Hamilton-themed board game that features local landmarks and businesses from the 1980s, exploring its significance as a community unifier and historical artifact.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public assistance to locate 17-year-old Pharroah Baxter, last seen in Winton Hills, possibly armed with a knife and having made self-harm threats.

A 4-year-old boy named Daniel Uhlenbrock died after being struck by a UPS truck in Batavia Township. The UPS driver cooperated with the investigation, and no charges have been filed yet.

Robert Eldred, 39, was critically wounded by deputies in Columbia Township after threatening them with a bat and axe and resisting arrest. He faces felonious assault charges.

The 2025 Street Paving Annual Report details Hamilton's levy-funded street paving, emphasizing public input and equitable budget allocation across neighborhoods.

Cincinnati has filled over 26,000 potholes this year due to a harsh winter, significantly more than the previous year. It uses a cold patch technique for temporary fixes until permanent repairs occur in warmer weather.

A police chase following a business burglary in Northern Kentucky temporarily closed all northbound lanes on the Big Mac Bridge. The suspect was arrested, and the roads were reopened by 6 a.m.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Samir Wright, last seen in blue jeans and pink boots. For information, contact Det. Williams at 513-263-8333.

Hamilton's 2024 Economic Development Annual Report details a year of growth, investments, sector growth, job creation, and community enhancement projects.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing adult Robert Diederichen, who vanished from a nursing facility last Monday, wearing a black hoodie, blue jeans, and black Nike shoes.

Hamilton is set for a wet week with a forecast of up to 6 inches of rain, raising flooding concerns. Residents are urged to clear drains and check sump pumps to mitigate flooding risks.

A tow truck crashed into a Lebanon home, narrowly missing resident Tracey Shonkwiler. Minor injuries reported; neighboring building damaged. Red Cross assisted displaced victims.

A police chase in Cincinnati ended with a crash by Fire Station #8, leading to minor injuries for the driver and passenger, initially suspected of DUI.

Nearly 50,000 customers lost power due to severe weather in the Tri-State area, with tornado warnings and the closure of Loveland schools and U.S. 50. Duke Energy and other crews are working on restoration.

Cincinnati Police are searching for Steven Jackson, who has been missing since last Thursday and was last seen in College Hill. They are asking the public to contact Det. Williams with any information.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Donald Wright for shoplifting thousands of dollars worth of goods, emphasizing the broader impact of such crimes on the community.

RiversEdge plans a "Star Wars Day" celebration with an outdoor screening of "The Empire Strikes Back" and various fan activities on May 4th at Marcum Park, Hamilton.

A woman was indicted for leading police on a chase, driving under the influence, and crashing into a fire station, causing minor injuries and property damage.

Freeze warning for Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, with expected temperatures in the low to mid 20s threatening agriculture and sensitive vegetation early Tuesday morning.

Ohio's Clermont County faces floods; the Red Cross opened a shelter as the Ohio River reached 59.6 feet. Authorities urge residents to seek shelter and stay updated on road closures.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office has gained over a million views for their weather updates on social media, reflecting community trust and engagement.

First Baptist Church in New Richmond, OH, will become a donation center post-flood, collecting essentials with the Clermont County Emergency Management Agency starting today.

Christopher Dowtin from Georgia was arrested for allegedly defrauding the IRS, redirecting millions in tax refunds to himself, including a $32 million check.

A person was fatally shot in Cincinnati's Spring Grove Village, the incident occurred near local businesses, with few details and no suspect information yet.

Australian fruit flies lose sleep to evade parasitic mites, as found in a University of Cincinnati study. This highlights a survival tactic at the cost of rest.

National Dispatcher Appreciation Week celebrates essential emergency dispatchers with various activities, and the Butler County Sheriff's Office honors its team with themed apparel.

The University of Cincinnati recently honored the academic and extracurricular achievements of Lindner College of Business students at an annual awards ceremony.

Jeffrey Strawn from UC explains that "air hunger" linked to anxiety results in a choking sensation without physical exertion, tied to the autonomic nervous system and misinterpreted body signals.

Students at the University of Cincinnati celebrated Holi, captured in photos showing vibrant colors and joyful interactions, signifying the start of spring.

A man was found shot in a hallway of a Cincinnati apartment, resulting in a fatal incident early this morning. Authorities are investigating the case; no suspects or further details have yet been released.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated the graduation of 43 students from the GE Aerospace Foundation's Next Engineers initiative, which focused on providing scholarships and career opportunities in engineering.

Colerain Police team up with high school athletes for the Guardian Games event aiming to strengthen community bonds through athletic competitions on April 22.

ODOT announces lane closures on U.S. 50 and S.R. 132 in Clermont County for a resurfacing project from April 21-23, advising drivers to plan for delays.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used a jovial social media post with the Easter Bunny to spread holiday cheer and remind people of first responders' sacrifices.

Pat Clark joins Central State University as the Associate Head Coach and Co-Defensive Coordinator for the Marauder football team, bringing his extensive experience from collegiate and high school coaching.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office mascot, the "Sheriff Easter Bunny," visited Emmanuel Lutheran School to spread Easter cheer among students, as part of community outreach efforts.

Human remains were found by a man mushroom hunting in Washington Township, Clermont County. The grisly discovery led to an investigation involving local authorities and search teams.

University of Cincinnati researchers are analyzing local overdose data to identify hot spots and improve response efforts, funded by a $350,000 grant.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music announces their "HAIR" performance, promising a fresh take connecting '60s themes to modern issues.

Hamilton County Democratic endorsements are delayed due to the Board of Elections pausing petition checking until May 27, affecting the party's nominating committee schedule.

Joshua Copley, University of Cincinnati's student body president, advocates for better student-neighbor relations by engaging in local events and hosting responsible parties.

A Sharonville man was indicted for raping and impregnating a 12-year-old girl, facing up to 33 years in prison.

Two Ohio wildlife officers were honored with the Pope and Young Club’s award for resolving a significant deer poaching case, marking a first for the state.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used social media to remind drivers of the importance of driving safely in construction zones, emphasizing that speeding endangers workers' lives.

Ohio's Rocky Fork State Park opens a new, inclusive archery range with various lanes for all skill levels, promoting sports and community participation.

A study by the University of Cincinnati reveals that fear of vision loss may deter patients from cataract surgery despite its effectiveness. The research highlights the need for better doctor-patient communication.

The Hamilton Township Police Department is inviting children to their summer Junior Police Academy, emphasizing respect, integrity, and an introduction to police work.

Harrison reduces income tax credit for residents working outside the city, affects 70% of the population, and redirects funds to local projects and infrastructure, with public meetings for community input on the Road Assessment Plan.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office reports enhancing search and rescue operations with advanced sonar training and technology to better serve the community in emergencies.

The first national HPV conference was held in Indy, focusing on advances in cancer prevention, including the potential of self-collected HPV testing as highlighted by Dr. Leeya Pinder from the University of Cincinnati.

Valerie Barnes is honored for her 26-year volunteer service to women in the Butler County Jail, offering spiritual support and post-release assistance.

A Clermont County community experienced a series of vehicle and home break-in attempts by suspects, including one in a gorilla mask. The peculiar incidents were caught on security footage, prompting a police investigation.

Corporex introduces two new bars, Market Bar and High Note, in the $1 billion Ovation development on Newport's riverfront, signifying economic growth in the Cincinnati area.

A deputy was fatally struck by a vehicle during a traffic detail at a University of Cincinnati event, with the driver, Rodney Hinton Jr., charged with aggravated murder. The incident followed Hinton's son's fatal police encounter.

The Cincinnati Metro's new EZConnect program aims to assist ADA-certified riders, allowing seamless, coordinated transit across regional boundaries in collaboration with TANK and BCRTA.

GoFundMe removed fundraisers for Rodney Hinton Jr., accused of murdering a deputy, after police backlash; his family switched to GiveSendGo for legal funds. The controversy reflects on the ethics of crowdfunding for legal defenses.

A semi-truck rollover on State Route 127 near Frazee caused considerable delays, with both directions blocked and no immediate updates on injuries or reopening time.

Evan Phelps was named Mr. Bearcat at the University of Cincinnati, graduating with degrees in business economics and finance and a record of leadership and involvement.

Beginning May 12, Phase 5B of the I-74/75 Mill Creek Expressway project will cause nighttime traffic disruptions, including lane and ramp closures.

Dr. Laurah Turner discusses using AI to enhance medical education, including tools for simulated patient interactions and automated curriculum mapping, on a podcast and in a University of Cincinnati interview.

The 72nd DAAP Fashion Show in Cincinnati showcased over 150 pieces from 35 students, emphasizing personal narratives and creativity in fashion design. Jodie Pierce won the director's choice award.

Hajra Munir is named the new editor-in-chief of The News Record, the University of Cincinnati's student newspaper. She is passionate about journalism since childhood and aims to broaden the paper's impact.

Law enforcement and community members honored Deputy Larry Henderson at a funeral service after his line-of-duty death, with a procession in Anderson Township and service at Xavier University.