A 41-year-old woman is critically stable after being shot multiple times in Cincinnati's Westwood area, the shooter is still at large despite police employing drones and dogs in their search.

A 24-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash in Butler County after his car hit a tree. Authorities report seatbelt was not used, and drugs or alcohol were not factors.

Despite community support and recent awards, 16 Lots Brewing Company has permanently closed its Mason and Newport locations due to unsustainable business operations.

A 21-year-old man died after his SUV struck a tree in Butler County. Alcohol and speed are suspected factors in the crash, which is being investigated by authorities.

Cincinnati's I-471 bridge repairs involve new shoring towers before demolition due to damaged beams. A 60-foot wall on the northbound side also needs fixing, leading to lane closures and traffic detours.

FC Cincinnati unveils a $332.8 million mixed-use development plan near TQL Stadium, featuring two 13-story buildings with residential units, a hotel, and entertainment venues. State tax credits are crucial for the project's advancement.

Scioto County Sheriff criticizes Portsmouth Police Chief's proposal to expand coverage, citing funding and staffing issues that may reduce local law enforcement in Portsmouth.

The Bengals lost to the Chargers 34-27 after a failed comeback, highlighted by McPherson's missed field goals and milestone achievements from Burrow and Chase.

A crash in Brown County, Ohio, left two injured when a Ford F-150 and Mazda MPV collided; both victims were hospitalized. Authorities are investigating.

Funeral services for former football coach Gerry Faust of Moeller High School and Notre Dame are announced with visitation and mass details, celebrating his legacy and impact on the community.

The Cincinnati Museum Center will showcase a Barbie exhibit with over 300 items, exploring her cultural impact and featuring vintage dolls and a Dreamhouse.

A man died in a collision with a semi-truck in Brown County after swerving to avoid a USPS vehicle, with officials underscoring the importance of seat belt use.

Reco Williams was identified as the victim struck and killed on I-75 after exiting his disabled car, police say neither speed nor impairment were factors.