Regina Foster, 75, died in Adams County, Ohio, when her car hit a stopped garbage truck on State Route 41. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

A 70-year-old bicyclist was killed in a collision on U.S. 50 near Milford, the driver is cooperating with the OSHP, which is investigating the incident.

A man was fatally shot in Cleves, Hamilton County; deputies responded to reports of gunfire. The victim died at the hospital, and his identity has not been released. No arrests or suspect details are available, and authorities seek public assistance.

Nearly 700 cyclists joined the 18th Ride Cincinnati event, supporting cancer research while honoring loved ones, collectively raising $8.1 million since 2007.

A 9-year-old was hospitalized after being shot in Winton Hills, Cincinnati. The incident, involving a potential stray bullet, occurred Monday night. Police are investigating with no suspects yet.

A major fire caused extensive damage to a vacant three-story building in Cincinnati's West End, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

A car and Metro bus collided in Cincinnati, leaving the driver seriously injured and passengers with minor injuries; the crash's cause is under investigation.

The reopening of the Norwood Lateral's westbound lanes in Ohio is delayed until at least September 20 due to unexpected weather and structural issues.

The National Weather Service identified a microburst, not a tornado, as the cause of severe weather damage in Campbell County. No injuries were reported.

Judge Silverstein sentenced a Metro bus driver to probation and community service for the vehicular homicide of an elderly pedestrian, avoiding jail time.

Cincinnati unveiled a bronze marker commemorating the Black Lives Matter movement. Over a hundred attended the ceremony at City Hall, showcasing the city's commitment to social justice and storytelling through art.

A man was shot on York Street in Cincinnati's West End, prompting a police investigation. His condition and shooter remain unidentified, as authorities continue probing the incident.

Cincinnati is being considered as a potential location for future NASCAR street races, joining other cities in preliminary discussions for the 2025 event calendar.