The article details the hosting of the 122nd Western Amateur Championship at Moraine Country Club, expressing the city's anticipation and highlighting the club's history and its connection to the Evans Scholars Program.

A 39-year-old man was fatally shot and crashed his car into a utility pole in Over-the-Rhine, with police investigating the incident and seeking information.

UC students organized a free health clinic in Cincinnati, providing care to 235 people and demonstrating the impact of medical students in community healthcare.

MLS terminated FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza's contract without disclosing reasons; Boupendza recently faced a suspension and had contributed significantly to the team.

A juvenile driver died and two adults were hospitalized after a crash in Clermont County, as per OSP. The collision occurred between an SUV and a pickup on Route 28.

A former Coldstream Country Club employee and his wife were ordered to pay $4 million for embezzling over $800,000, as national arrest warrants are issued.

The Black Family Reunion Parade will cause street closures in Avondale, Cincinnati, on August 17, 2024, affecting several key roads from 8:30AM for parade preparations.

The Kroger Wellness Festival in Cincinnati features fitness, music, and wellness experts. Attendance is free, but large bags are prohibited for security.

Clermont County awards over $1.5 million in federal grants for local initiatives aiding low-income residents, including home repairs for seniors and outreach for the homeless.

Willow Run Custom Bourbon opens in downtown Cincinnati, celebrating the legacy of its 1865 origins during National Bourbon Heritage Month, in the former space of Okto restaurant.

Cincinnati is being considered as a potential location for future NASCAR street races, joining other cities in preliminary discussions for the 2025 event calendar.

A man was shot on York Street in Cincinnati's West End, prompting a police investigation. His condition and shooter remain unidentified, as authorities continue probing the incident.

Cincinnati unveiled a bronze marker commemorating the Black Lives Matter movement. Over a hundred attended the ceremony at City Hall, showcasing the city's commitment to social justice and storytelling through art.

Judge Silverstein sentenced a Metro bus driver to probation and community service for the vehicular homicide of an elderly pedestrian, avoiding jail time.

The National Weather Service identified a microburst, not a tornado, as the cause of severe weather damage in Campbell County. No injuries were reported.

The reopening of the Norwood Lateral's westbound lanes in Ohio is delayed until at least September 20 due to unexpected weather and structural issues.

A car and Metro bus collided in Cincinnati, leaving the driver seriously injured and passengers with minor injuries; the crash's cause is under investigation.

A major fire caused extensive damage to a vacant three-story building in Cincinnati's West End, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

A 9-year-old was hospitalized after being shot in Winton Hills, Cincinnati. The incident, involving a potential stray bullet, occurred Monday night. Police are investigating with no suspects yet.

Nearly 700 cyclists joined the 18th Ride Cincinnati event, supporting cancer research while honoring loved ones, collectively raising $8.1 million since 2007.

A man was fatally shot in Cleves, Hamilton County; deputies responded to reports of gunfire. The victim died at the hospital, and his identity has not been released. No arrests or suspect details are available, and authorities seek public assistance.

A 70-year-old bicyclist was killed in a collision on U.S. 50 near Milford, the driver is cooperating with the OSHP, which is investigating the incident.

Regina Foster, 75, died in Adams County, Ohio, when her car hit a stopped garbage truck on State Route 41. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

CBP and FDA seized nearly $270,000 worth of fake weight loss drugs including counterfeit Ozempic and Wegovy in Cincinnati, intended for distribution in various US states.

Cincinnati man Fred Jordan, facing rape charges involving a minor, is held on a $1 million bond. The accusation emerged after a hospital reported potential abuse of a 12-year-old. His DNA matched evidence, and he's due in court shortly.

Two individuals were indicted following an assault connected to a minor crash at Montgomery Inn Boathouse, resulting in serious injuries to Lois and Douglas Morrow.

St. Xavier High School's football team won against Elder with a late 58-yard touchdown pass, showcasing a significant comeback in a highly competitive game.

An 85-year-old man died after a teen ignored a red light and caused a two-vehicle crash in Westwood, with the vehicles also hitting a market entrance.

One person died in a house fire in Forest Park, which started near a gas grill and spread to the building. The identity of the victim awaits, with an ongoing investigation into the cause of the blaze.

The body of Norman Keith Jackson, 62, was found near Garfield Middle School in Hamilton, with his cause of death and other circumstances under investigation.

A multi-vehicle crash in Clermont County, Ohio, resulted in at least two fatalities on State Route 28. Investigations are ongoing, with the area remaining closed.

George "Billy" Wagner III's court appearance may decide on a venue change for his upcoming murder trial. His family members have been convicted or pleaded guilty to the same 2016 Pike County slayings.

Protestors gathered outside Congressman Greg Landsman’s home in Cincinnati over the Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting the impact on Gaza's education and civilian deaths. Landsman called the protest an attempt at intimidation.

First Financial Bank is organizing a food drive from October 7 to 25 to fight food insecurity in the Miami Valley. The bank will collect donations in various Ohio branches.

In East Price Hill, a man was shot dead during a haircut in a private home. The suspect, Djuane Ferguson, a recent parolee, was arrested and faces murder charges.

Nanfeng Wang, 22, died in a motorcycle crash in Ross Township after his Suzuki struck a fence; he was wearing a helmet. The incident is under investigation.

A young man was hospitalized with severe injuries after a shooting in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. No suspect information has been released as police investigate.

The Carlisle Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Christopher Kimmel, who was last seen in Warren County, amid concerns over his health issues.

The University of Cincinnati's Homecoming parade will close roads on October 19. Festivities include a block party on Short Vine Street.

The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Cincinnati on October 19 will cause street closures, and residents are advised to plan routes accordingly.

With projects starting in December, Ohio has awarded Clermont County over $4.4 million for demolishing blighted buildings, boosting local infrastructure and real estate potential.

The article announces a community cleanup event in Riverview / 2nd Ward on October 26, organized by SECA, urging locals to help clear litter and debris.

A fire in a Mt. Airy apartment complex hospitalized a resident and a firefighter. The blaze was reportedly caused by unattended cooking and resulted in $60,000 in damages.

Javione Bradford was arrested for a fatal shooting in Bond Hill, Cincinnati, with Jahontae Mills charged with obstruction. Details of the August incident remain undisclosed.

A 5-year-old boy was critically injured in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati. Police are investigating the incident. No suspects or vehicle descriptions have been released.

Cincinnati Police found three individuals dead with presumed stab wounds in College Hill after a standoff; the barricaded suspect was found injured but alive.

A lockdown at Madison Local Schools was initiated after a threat was received, leading to a 7th-grade student being detained for questioning by Butler County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.

A 7-year-old child died after being struck by a forklift in Carthage, Cincinnati, on private property. The accident occurred in the afternoon and is currently under investigation.

Three suspects were arrested for an aggravated robbery and kidnapping at a Middletown Verizon store, where they stole electronics and forced an employee into an inventory room.

Three family members were stabbed to death by 66-year-old Anthony Mathis, who had a record of domestic violence and later died of self-inflicted wounds.

The Hamilton County Coroner's Office confirmed the identity of 7-year-old Luis Garcia-Guardado, who died in a forklift incident in Carthage, ruled accidental by Cincinnati police.

A former St. Xavier High School employee, Emily Nutley, is charged with sexual battery involving a 17-year-old student, including exchange of explicit messages and persistence after the student sought to end contact.

A grandmother in Butler County received a 9-12-year sentence for shooting her granddaughter, Hanna, which left the child with special needs and seizures.

The Hamilton County Commissioners discussed the costly proposal of adding a dome to Paycor Stadium, with estimates ranging from $903 million to $1.05 billion.

A lost child wandering in Cincinnati's West End has been safely reunited with their family. The police and community efforts led to the swift resolution of the incident.

Justin Ervin from Hamilton pleaded guilty to federal charges of unlawfully possessing firearms and a machinegun-conversion device after a search of his residence.

The Brown County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting of a 22-year-old woman, Sarah Tucker, in Aberdeen; her boyfriend and a 9mm handgun were on scene.

Maize OTR, a Latin American restaurant in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, has closed after six years. Its offerings will move to owner Angel Batista's other venue, Americano.

Marcus Crooms, 24, was arrested in connection with a shooting that wounded two teenagers in Kennedy Heights, Cincinnati.

Democrat Greg Landsman wins Ohio's 1st Congressional District seat, beating Republican Orlando Sonza and securing his reelection with 54% of the vote.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued a state of emergency in Hamilton County due to a fire on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge. Repairs and detours are affecting traffic.

Man shot in Whitewater Township after a fight, taken to hospital, with Hamilton County Sheriff's Department investigating.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

A former deputy sheriff was sentenced to 18 months in prison for engaging in an illegal sexual relationship with a high school student and tampering with evidence.

A crash on US Highway 27 in Colerain Township sent two people to the hospital and closed the road for hours. Two vehicles were involved, and one caught fire. The road has since reopened.

A water main break has indefinitely closed a section of LeSourdsville West Chester Road from Tylersville South to Quail Meadow. Repair timelines are unclear, and motorists should seek alternate routes.

A fire at Sawyer Point Park caused closure of the southbound lanes of I-471. ODOT rerouted traffic and quickly approved bridge repair plans. Restrictions affect several entry points and a lane on I-471 North.

Suspects in a multi-county car chase barricaded themselves in a Liberty Township home, which resulted in a standoff with police and a SWAT team intervention. One suspect with a violent history was arrested, and a loaded gun was recovered.

Cincinnati Police are searching for Tiffany Cook, a 34-year-old woman last seen on Thanksgiving, following inconsistent neighbor reports and concern over unpaid rent.

A fire in Lincoln Heights destroyed a home, and no injuries were reported. The cause remains under investigation, and the house is a total loss. Fire departments worked together to control the blaze.

Mother of Christ Church in Winton Hills held its final Mass, ending nearly 80 years of service to the Black Catholic community. The church's closure will impact local community support services.

Cincinnati Zoo's Happy ZOO Year event coincides with its PNC Festival of Lights on December 31. It offers activities, a DJ set, and an 8 p.m. countdown. The zoo will also host an adults-only After Glow event on January 10, 2025. Members get free access.

A shooting at a Colerain Township IHOP left one injured, with the suspect fleeing by vehicle; police are investigating.

The Cincinnati Police Department has issued a warrant for the arrest of Troy Segar, 56, for aggravated menacing and considers him armed and dangerous.

A couple from Montgomery County faces over 100 charges for allegedly mistreating an eight-year-old boy, with additional allegations of arson and strangulation.

The Cincinnati Police are asking for public assistance in locating missing 16-year-old Jaylinn Redmond, who has been missing since December 28. If you have any information, call Detective Scott at 513-979-4427.

Cincinnati Police are looking for a missing teen, Etheonah White, last seen on Christmas, and think she might try to go to Toledo. They ask for public help in finding her.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find a theft suspect in the incident at 2320 Boudinot Ave on 12/7. A photo has been released; tips can be reported to Detective Wolff.

Malik Thiam was fatally shot on a Sunday morning in Avondale and died on Tuesday. Cincinnati Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Dr. Kareem Moncree-Moffett has been appointed the new Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education president, with Eve Bolton as vice president.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center unveils an exhibit on Emmett Till and his mother, focusing on their legacy and the impact of racial violence.

The Miami Valley Drug Task Force seized 10 kg of cocaine worth nearly $1 million in Dayton, Ohio, arresting 46-year-old Maurice Sallis after an extensive investigation.

A woman was seriously injured in a fire at the Stanley Rowe Tower in Cincinnati, with firefighters quickly extinguishing the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

A fire under the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in Cincinnati closed Interstate 471 southbound, disrupting traffic and prompting detours. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed between Western Hills Viaduct and Brighton Place for the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, January 18-19 and January 25-26, from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Hamilton County's former records warehouse is now a temporary dog shelter. This initiative follows Ohio's shift to digital records, which prompted repurposing the 31,000-square-foot space during renovations of the Cincinnati Animal CARE facility.

Kiara Holloway from Cincinnati faces charges for endangering her children, resulting in life-threatening injuries in two separate incidents, as per WLWT and FOX19 reports.

A rollover crash on westbound I-275 near I-74 in Hamilton County caused significant traffic delays and led to the temporary highway closure. Two people were taken to the hospital.

A severe fire destroyed Schwarz Food Market in East Westwood, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation. Firefighters battled the blaze in freezing conditions, aided by a warming bus from Metro services.

The Cincinnati Police are asking for public help finding 16-year-old Michael Brown, who went missing from the Westwood area. They have made a social media appeal for information.

The American Sign Museum seeks to restore the Frisch’s Mainliner sign, launching a GoFundMe for $50,000 with additional plans for a local oral history project.

Sweetgreen is set to open a new location at Liberty Center in Greater Cincinnati. It will offer health-conscious dining options using organic and locally grown ingredients.

UC News reported that in 2024, the University of Cincinnati's Ground Floor Makerspace significantly contributed to various fields, from airport safety to education.

Hamilton is surveying residents on federal fund allocation for the 2025-2026 Action Plan, focusing on housing, economic growth, and neighborhood improvements.

A 19-year-old died in a single-vehicle crash on I-71 after hitting a guardrail. The road closed but reopened by morning, police say speed or impairment weren't factors.

UC civil engineering student Alex Woodall merges infrastructure with public service in his career path, gaining hands-on experience through co-op programs and aiming to influence public policy.

The University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub partners with Kinetic Vision to offer engineering co-op students a five-day boot camp for hands-on experience in industry-relevant skills.

GE Aerospace Foundation programs in San Francisco, like Cincinnati's Engineering Academy at UC, help students like Kallab Hailu Abebe pursue careers in engineering, offering practical experience and community collaboration opportunities.

Cincinnati Police seek public assistance to find missing adult Michelle Welch, last seen on 11/29/24, urging info be reported to Detective Hert at 513-352-4568.

As reported by USA Today, Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton is running for the title of the top sculpture park in the U.S. Voting is open until February 17.

Damien Varner, 57, drowned after his car fell into the Great Miami River. The vehicle, found by Hamilton police using GPS and an underwater drone, was submerged and trapped by ice. The coroner ruled the death an accidental drowning.

UC celebrates Decision Day by personally delivering acceptances and scholarships to local high school students, highlighting the increased number of applications and diversity efforts.

Giancarlo Morelli pleaded guilty to conspiracy involving the production and distribution of "animal crush" videos depicting extreme violence against monkeys.

Two University of Cincinnati professors, Anne Delano Steinert and LaVerne Summerlin, received the MLK "Keep the Dream Alive" awards for their work in social justice and preserving African American history.

Police are seeking information on Jonathan Seiter, a suspect in a breaking case. They urge the public to assist by calling Detective Horning at 513-263-8319.

A semi-truck crash in downtown Cincinnati has caused extensive traffic delays and road closures around Fort Washington Way and I-71, with detours advised and only non-life-threatening injuries reported.

Cincinnati Police are searching for 13-year-old Myone Jackson, who went missing on February 8 from Mt. Auburn. They urge the public to contact Detective Oliver at 513-352-4567 with any information.

Lamonte Brewer pled guilty to federal firearm charges after a shooting incident near Joe Mixon's home, which injured a teen. Mixing of Nerf and real firearms led to the situation, additional charges and a civil lawsuit are pending.

An Ohio aircraft parts supplier and three employees face charges for illegally exporting parts to Russia, including conspiracy and smuggling, amid tightened export laws.

The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for Clermont County due to rising Ohio River waters. The warning emphasizes safety and the power of water. Residents are advised to take precautions and stay informed.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing teen Mariah Stewart from Walnut Hills after an argument with her father. They stress that the community should aid in their search.

A Mason Middle School student faces disciplinary action for threatening to "shoot up the school" following bullying; the incident is under investigation by the school district.

Hamilton County officials are addressing a neo-Nazi incident with inter-agency meetings and reviews to enhance future threat responses and consider criminal charges.

Cincinnati's Loveland Dairy Whip's new owner, Luke Wiley, plans to uphold its traditions and add new treats like Dole pineapple soft serve.

The article details the University of Cincinnati's Marian Spencer Scholarship Program, highlighting its growth and the impact Marian Spencer, a civil rights activist, had on the community.

A 62-year-old man died after a stabbing in St. Bernard, Cincinnati, a woman is questioned after claiming he "fell on a knife." Police are investigating with one in custody.

Delhi Township police are investigating after human remains were found in a wooded area, with no foul play suspected as the search for evidence continues.

A mall kiosk operator was arrested for selling counterfeit goods, despite being in the US legally under an appeal. He faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

Bockfest returns to Cincinnati, starting with a parade today. Road closures in Over-the-Rhine and downtown are announced for the festivities, including the Bockfest 5K tomorrow.

Cincinnati road closures are expected this weekend on William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue, with alternative routes and checkpoints for residents.

A Cincinnati man won $50,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket bought at University BP, but after taxes, he will receive about $36,000. Two top prizes of the Merry Money game are still unclaimed.

The Cincinnati Fire Department promotes firefighter fitness with March workout sessions and application assistance for prospective applicants, shared via social media.

A man named Kevin Garr was fatally shot in Cincinnati's CUF neighborhood. The police are seeking information and investigating the second recent fatal shooting in the area.

A dog attack in Colerain Township leaves Emily Rentschler severely injured, Locals express fear as the dogs remain with the owner under quarantine, despite police efforts to have them removed.

Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Jahmeisha Gunn and request public assistance to find her, last seen March 10 near Montgomery Rd.

Cincinnati's St. Patrick's Day Parade on March 15, 2025, will involve street closures starting at 9:00 a.m. for staging and additional closures at 11:30 a.m. for the parade route. The parade honors Irish heritage.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to locate Melody Freeman, who has been missing since February 24. The CPD's social media post urges public assistance and contact with the detective colonel for information.

Butler County law enforcement's drug bust led to the arrest of Rikki Sneed and the seizure of drugs, cash, and firearms, indicating a significant blow to local drug trafficking.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in West Price Hill, causing the closure of Glenway Avenue and traffic disruption. The severity of the injuries and further details are under investigation.

A 27-year-old woman died after her SUV was hit by a tractor that ran a stop sign in Clinton County, Ohio. The incident is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Cincinnati Police are seeking tips to identify a suspect caught on camera stealing a FedEx package from a porch on Manss Avenue. They've released surveillance footage and asked for public assistance via social media.

A manhunt is underway in Clermont County for Johnson, a shooting suspect, after a 39-year-old man was shot in the foot in Tate Township. Authorities, using drones and bloodhounds, have charged Johnson with felonious assault but have not located him.

Wilmington College student Tony Crane died following a shooting at a fraternity house. Classes were canceled for mourning. Police found no public threat, and investigations continue.

An aggravated robbery occurred at U-Haul in Cincinnati, with the suspect threatening an employee and stealing a cargo van. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance. No injuries were reported.

A man was severely injured in a Cincinnati apartment fire that left three families displaced and caused an estimated $165,000 in damages. Non-functional smoke detectors were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is beginning a clinical trial targeting the KRAS gene in pancreatic cancer patients, and a potential new pill-form treatment is showing promise.

A Kentucky mother shares her struggle with stage three colon cancer to encourage early screening against a backdrop of rising colorectal cancer cases in younger people.

The Findlay Market Opening Day Parade in Cincinnati celebrates the Reds' new season on March 27, with a game at 4:10 p.m. against the Giants, as the city comes alive with festivities.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in identifying a suspect who broke a glass door on Warsaw Avenue, as seen in a surveillance video released by the department.

Police shot a wrong-way driver on I-275 in Union Township. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is reviewing the case, and no officers were injured.

An Indiana man was sentenced to 3-4.5 years for scamming $105,000 in Ohio, as stated by Ohio's AG. He pled guilty to corrupt activity and will pay restitution to 14 victims.

Cincinnati prepares for floods with road closures and safety measures as the National Weather Service issues a flood watch due to expected heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County is set to appear on "The Trace Gallagher Show" on Fox, discussing his "viral Tesla video," as announced by the Sheriff's Office on social media.

Butler County Sheriff invites residents to the DEA Take Back Day for safe disposal of unused medications on April 26 at Liberty Township Fire Station 113.

Cassandra Foltz, a dispatcher for the Butler County Sheriff's Office, is recognized for her work guiding people in distress, managing diverse emergency scenarios, and occasionally working alongside her mother, Officer Stilts.

Clermont County requires building permits to safely restore utilities after flooding and promises fee waivers for affected residents needing inspections.

Wright State University received an award from the National Veterans Leadership Foundation for exceptional support of military-connected students, thanks to innovative programs like the Captain Shawn L. English Champions Garden.

University of Cincinnati research suggests ancient rhinos found at Nebraska's Ashfall Fossil Beds were locals, not migratory, challenging previous migration theories.

The University of Cincinnati is preparing students for high-demand careers in technology, healthcare, business, and engineering with co-op programs and industry partnerships, citing BLS data on future job market changes.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with themed costumes, honoring their vital role through a light-hearted Facebook post.

A stolen vehicle chase in West Chester ended with one person in custody while two suspects fled, a Flock camera system helped identify the stolen car.

The University of Cincinnati's IDD Education Center celebrated its 8th annual Red & Black Blast, raising over $125,000 for programs supporting individuals with disabilities.

The University of Cincinnati celebrates its first Marian Spencer Scholar graduate, who praised the scholarship for allowing a focus on political science studies without financial woes.

A new executive order challenging contracts with AFGE and NTEU led to a legal challenge, with law expert Anne Lofaso analyzing its impact on worker rights.

Tech leaders discuss the future of AI and quantum computing, predicting significant advancements and transformative impacts on business and personal life, highlighted at the South by Southwest conference and fostered by the University of Cincinnati.

Students from Rees E. Price Academy in East Price Hill sent thank you cards to Cincinnati firefighters for their bravery, which the local fire department shared on social media.

Cincinnati promotes lead pipe replacement opportunities at a Lunch & Learn event for local businesses, focusing on potential contracts and infrastructure improvements.

The University of Cincinnati highlights an Earth Day celebration with an award-winning book on Fernald's transformation from a nuclear site to a wildlife sanctuary.

UC College-Conservatory of Music students' cover of Radiohead's 'Creep' goes viral on TikTok with over 11 million views, featuring students from various music programs and directed by faculty and a student.

Lane restrictions are expected on U.S. 52 at Kellogg Avenue starting May 1 due to a bridge preservation project by ODOT, with traffic reduced to one lane each way.

I-71 in Greene County faces disruptions due to a bridge rehab project affecting traffic, with "up and over" diversions during nighttime hours. S.R. 72 is also closed for an extended period.

The Kettering Police Department honored Melissa Hennegan and Leslie Ferrell for their administrative contributions on Administrative Professionals Day.

Ohio's budget proposal could limit law enforcement record transparency, worrying advocates like OIP's Mark Godsey who fear it will hinder wrongful conviction efforts. Critics say the bill could indefinitely seal police records from public access.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a break-in at an apartment on Kinney Avenue where a Blink camera was stolen by a suspect named "Roman." Public assistance is sought.

A study by the University of Cincinnati has found that increased police budgets raise home values in low-income areas while decreasing them in affluent ones, challenging previous assumptions.

A man was charged with the murder of an Indiana woman and for framing another, shaking the local community and leaving the victim's family seeking justice.

FC Cincinnati and Hoxworth Blood Center partner for a blood donation campaign in May, offering donors an exclusive team-themed shirt as a thank-you gift.

Jessica Davis, a student at the Lindner College of Business, leverages her competitive swimming background into excelling at personal branding in her marketing studies.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted its K-9 unit's training success in narcotics detection, praising K-9 Radd's performance with Deputy Davenport in a Facebook video.

Bodycam footage shows a fatal police shooting of Kelsey Hildal after a wrong-way pursuit on I-275 ended with police firing at Hildal, who displayed a gun.

The Cincinnati Fire Department celebrated its annual field trip that educates students on firefighting and safety, thanking Trent Carter and Stations 29 and 14 for their contributions.

A man in his late twenties to mid-thirties was shot dead in Carthage early this morning. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds. No suspect information is available, and the investigation continues.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars have released the "Horizon Shift" report, analyzing future trends in healthcare, education, and entertainment.

Emma Kalinowski switched majors from fashion marketing to business, then found her passion in the Exercise Science program at the University of Cincinnati.

The family of Ryan Hinton, shot by Cincinnati police, requests a full investigation, disputes the shooting was justified, and urges for systemic change amidst their grief.

ODOT's Access Ohio 2050 is a strategic plan to enhance Ohio's transportation system with emphasis on technology, environmental stewardship, and economic vitality.

A 19-year-old man was injured in an early morning shooting in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills. His condition is unknown, and the suspect remains at large. Police are investigating.

The University of Cincinnati's Lindner College of Business held a ceremony for MBA graduates emphasizing ethical leadership, with insights from Dean Marianne Lewis on balancing caring and demanding as a leader.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati, led by Florence Gaignerot-Driessen, are using modern tech to understand ancient Greek terracotta offerings found in Crete.

An Amish man, Samuel Hochstetler, was charged with murdering Rosanna Kinsinger in an Ohio Amish community. The autopsy was inconclusive, and his bond is set at $1,000,000.

The community honored Corrections Lieutenant David Reynolds during Ohio's Fallen Peace Officers Memorial Day, emphasizing his valor and sacrifice in the line of duty.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted a reminder about their social media approach, suggesting those upset by their posts unfollow, while highlighting a 90% follower support rate. Responses were mixed.

Two Ohio men face federal charges of child exploitation and possession of child pornography, with potential sentences up to 50 years and life in prison respectively.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred reinstated Pete Rose and other late players, removing them from baseball's blacklist, allowing consideration for honors like the Hall of Fame.

Cincinnati celebrated Pete Rose Night, honoring the late "Hit King" with a large turnout despite his controversial past, and the event featured Reds legends and a recognition of Rose's contribution to the city's baseball legacy.

UC's Esports Innovation Lab hosted the "Game to Career: Esports Employment Fair," connecting 200 neurodivergent students with tech employers through gaming skills.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding 13-year-old Regina Tate, who has been missing since Sunday and was last seen in South Fairmount wearing a grey tank top, black pants, and black Crocs.

The human remains found in Clermont County were identified as Roger Shane Bruce, missing since 2022; his disappearance led to Zachary Scott's arrest and conviction.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in Morgan Elementary’s Touch-a-Truck event, engaging students with their K-9 and Emergency Response units.

The Clermont County Sheriff's Office attended a Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony to honor fallen officers, with Corporal Bailey reading the "Roll Call of Heroes."

Cincinnati's program assisting tenants facing eviction received a $100,000 grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation to provide same-day legal representation.

UC's Assistant Professor Anna Conser collaborates with the College-Conservatory of Music to produce an authentic rendition of the Greek play "Antigone," with ancient song and dance.

Health officials are responding to a sewage discharge at Winton Woods Park, advising against contact with the lake water and suspending water activities as a precaution.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing system outages, leading to canceled procedures and scam calls. They are working on containing the breach.

Trial for Rodney Hinton Jr., charged in the death of Deputy Larry Henderson, is set for Oct 6. He pleads not guilty to the charges, which may carry the death penalty.

Cincinnati Police seek public help identifying a suspect who stole patio furniture from 5956 Belmont Ave. A white SUV is linked to the early morning theft.

KeyW Corporation settled False Claims Act allegations by paying $512,000 after reportedly providing misleading prototype information to the Air Force.

ODOT seeks public input on the "Thru the Valley Unification Project" for traffic and safety improvements at Galbraith Road and Millsdale Street. Feedback will influence the final decision.

Cyberattacks on healthcare providers have raised concerns about ransomware. Experts at the University of Cincinnati stress the importance of cyber-resiliency and note the high risk due to sensitive data and operational urgency.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.