Governors of Ohio and Kentucky unveiled the design for a new, aesthetically advanced cable-stayed bridge to enhance the Cincinnati skyline and improve regional transportation.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honored employees for exemplary service, including civilians Amber Gibson and Stephanie Corhn, and uniformed officers like Sergeant Matt Ginter and Deputy Merle Spivey.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 11-year-old Azariyah Everett, last seen wearing a SpongeBob shirt and gray shorts. The public is encouraged to contact Det. Oliver with any information.

Spring Grove Funeral Homes donated to the Driving Angels program, which educates teens on safe driving to prevent accidents, underlining community commitment to road safety.

A Cincinnati man has died from injuries following a collision between his pickup truck and a Camaro, where he was not wearing a seatbelt. The incident is under investigation.

Volunteers are invited to join the Ohio River Sweep cleanup on June 28, from 9 am to noon, at various locations along the river. Registration is required at www.springlitterclean.com.

Dr. Janet Dong has received the Distinguished Teaching Professor Award for her contributions in engineering education at the University of Cincinnati.

A Cincinnati man has been indicted for the murder of a gym owner, potentially facing life without parole. He's charged with aggravated murder, among other felonies.

A 7-year-old autistic girl drowned in a pond at the Lakota Lakes Apartments complex in West Chester. Police stress the importance of safety for children with autism.

Forest Park Police have issued a critical alert for missing 67-year-old Loretta Head with dementia, last seen on Heatherstone Drive, urging public assistance.

Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich will not press charges against neo-Nazi demonstrators for a February incident in Evendale, Ohio, citing First Amendment protections.

Miami University's NAfME collegiate chapter wins a national "Chapter of Excellence" award for exceptional recruitment, growing from 16 to over 70 members.

Colerain Township celebrated the retirement of K9 officer Tao after eight years of service. The ceremony highlighted his contributions to law enforcement and community relations, as well as plans for a peaceful domestic life.