At St. Francis Seraph, mentors and staff say they’re teaching young students a simple ‘tool kit’ to handle violence and chaos spilling into nearby neighborhoods.

An Ohio teacher who sued her district over LGBTQ+ books has launched the Rainbow Classroom Fund to back educators facing discipline and legal fights. The group promises legal referrals, trainings and emergency aid.

Jury selection begins for Alex Tchervinski, who is both a named victim and a defendant in the viral July 26, 2025 downtown Cincinnati brawl. Media companies are suing to overturn a judge's ban on live-streaming.

A $43 million family gift will put a donor's name on UC's College of Law. The announcement follows recent campus upgrades and a string of major local donations.

St. Vincent de Paul and regional food banks say pantry demand has spiked since the pandemic, straining shelves and prompting city pilots and donor drives. Leaders warn the pressure is unsustainable without more support.

An Avondale woman faces three counts of child endangering after court papers say she burned her young son and tried to conceal the injuries.

Canadian carrier Day & Ross plans to cut about 100 jobs at its Hamilton distribution center after losing a routed contract, according to state filings. The move follows the site’s 2020 opening.

A Mason man was arrested after a Sept. 25, 2025 burglary of an 88-year-old in Warren County. Police recovered five firearms — two reported stolen — and property tied to other break‑ins.

Xavier University announced a $2 million gift as it builds the nation’s first Jesuit osteopathic medical school, adding momentum to a $500M fundraising campaign.

A 10-year, 27,839-square-foot lease at Wilmington Plaza turned a vacant anchor into an expanded Clothes That Work hub, boosting services for job seekers. The deal won a regional impact award.

Fort Thomas will keep schools open as a make‑up day on May 19, placing students and voters at the same sites and raising concerns about long lines and safety during the primary.

Clear and crisp this morning, a sharp warm-up will push highs into the 80s on Thursday before thunderstorms arrive late that night.

Two suspects remain at large after a Lower Price Hill shooting left one man injured and taken to UC Medical Center. Authorities are investigating.