Miami University announces a BOGO ticket offer for its community to attend the Bengals' preseason game against the Colts on August 23, highlighting the partnership between the university and the team.

Ohio's governor announces state support for Cincinnati Police to address local violence by enhancing traffic enforcement and offering various assistance, with positive feedback from the city's mayor and police chief.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a restaurant robbery on Vine Street, where a suspect used mace on an employee after stealing food. The suspect is at large, witnesses are urged to call 513-569-8617 with information.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center's Blood Cancer Healing Center celebrates its first anniversary, focusing on holistic care that combines medical treatment with emotional and spiritual support.

Vehicle break-ins and a handgun theft occurred on Monets Ln, prompting Evendale Emergency Services to ask residents to check security footage for leads.

Montgomery's Sister Cities Commission is seeking new members to help plan cultural events and is inviting local residents to their next meeting on August 19 at City Hall.

The Butler County Fair offers food, fun, and family activities, with the Sheriff's Office running a lemonade stand to raise funds for Christmas gifts for the needy.

A house fire on Poole Road in Colerain prompted emergency response and road closure. The fire is now extinguished and the road reopened, with community gratitude towards responders.

Ryan Widmer, sentenced to life for the 2008 murder of his wife, faces his first parole hearing on July 30. His conviction, despite appeals and widespread attention, has been upheld.

The Cincinnati Police are searching for Casey Boyle, last seen at the V.A Hospital on July 22, and known to frequent Ludlow Ave. They seek public assistance.

CCM won two Emmy Awards for "The Making of Sweet Charity" and "Crosstown Shootout Basketball" direction, showcasing student and faculty talent in arts and sports production.

The University of Cincinnati showcases over 5,000 art pieces in an exhibition and plans a book release on the UC Art Collection. The art is also integrated across campus and affiliated museums.

A man was fatally shot in West Price Hill, Cincinnati, and he later died at UC Medical Center. Authorities have not yet identified a suspect or motive and are investigating.