Robert Weidle, the beloved Cincinnati Zoo Santa for over 17 years, unexpectedly passed away, leaving a grieving community to honor his memory and legacy.

Princeton City Schools faces budget cuts and a hiring freeze after a tax levy failure, impacting staffing, transportation, and school closures if financial issues persist.

A father was arrested after a fight during a high school basketball game at Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School, prompting Cincinnati Public Schools to condemn the violence.

Carlos Dunlap closed his restaurant, Honey Uninhibited, in Covington after less than 1.5 years due to challenges, despite his gratitude for staff and patrons.

Teacher Karen Cahall sues New Richmond School District after suspension for including LGBTQ+ themed books in her classroom library, highlighting free speech concerns.

Middletown High School's marching band is selected to perform at VP-elect JD Vance's inauguration parade, with local fundraising supporting their trip.

Evan McPherson's groin injury leaves the Bengals without their main kicker, so they signed Cade York as a replacement.

Xavier University reveals the design for its new College of Osteopathic Medicine, expected to address a regional doctor shortage and modernize medical education with a $109 million facility, set to open in 2026.

FC Cincinnati's GM Chris Albright confirms ongoing discussions about Luciano Acosta's future with the club amid his possible desire to return to Boca Juniors.

The community commemorated the 45th anniversary of The Who concert tragedy, reflecting on the event and honoring victims through scholarships and a permanent memorial.

City officials announce Walnut St. (Central Pkwy–12th St.) closure from 7 AM to 5 PM on Saturday, Dec. 7, for crane use. Drivers are urged to plan alternate routes.

A car crashed into a daycare in Colerain Township with no children injured, but the driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

The Oakley Kitchen Food Hall in Cincinnati is closing its lower-level food hall, while the upper event space remains for private bookings. The hall has been a culinary incubator since opening in 2021 but plans to cease operations by November 30.