A motorcyclist was hospitalized after colliding with an SUV in Harrison. Thick fog prevented Air Care from flying, the road was closed for three hours during the investigation.

Two individuals were hospitalized in serious but stable condition after a shooting in a Norwood home; police secured all involved, indicating no public threat.

The University of Cincinnati is enhancing its experiential learning programs, requiring all undergraduates to participate, focusing on career preparation integrated with academic study.

Student trustees at the University of Cincinnati Foundation now have voting rights, influencing university policies and initiatives starting fall 2024.

Two pleaded guilty to arson for a bridge fire that caused over $13 million in damage, one faces 9-13 years in prison. Two more face obstruction charges.

Authorities are seeking public help to locate Jordan Bryant, missing since May 21. No further details on his last known activities or state of mind were provided. The Cincinnati Police urge information be directed to Det. Metz at 513-979-4400.

A Cincinnati woman was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after being shot in her apartment, police are investigating with no suspect info released.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office joined Middletown's Memorial Day Parade to honor fallen soldiers, along with Emergency Services and Citizens On Patrol.

The Hope Schoolhouse in Ohio, initially tied to the 19th-century iron industry, is now a heritage visitor center surrounded by trails in Lake Hope State Park, reflecting the region's industrial past and nature conservation efforts.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in the Hamilton Memorial Day Parade to honor fallen servicemembers, with Sheriff Jones expressing the significance of the day.

Winton Lake reopens after a sewage spill, with activities like fishing and boating restored, but swimming remains banned. E. coli levels are below danger thresholds.

UC's Takuya Konishi examines a disputed mosasaur fossil with unusual teeth potentially indicating a new species.

Four white male Cincinnati Police veterans are suing the city and Police Chief for alleged discrimination in job assignments and promotions, favoring minority and female officers.