A 1775 Revolutionary War banner in Cincinnati — painted with 13 arrows and "United We Stand" — is helping drive a $65M push to build a new research and collections center.

A Cincinnati man was arrested after prosecutors say he took a shopper’s belongings while EMTs performed CPR at the Hartwell Kroger. Court papers say the suspect told security he was a relative and never returned the items.

Residents filed papers this week to dissolve New Richmond, setting up a possible November ballot question that could shift services and taxes to township control.

A faxed bomb threat briefly emptied UC Health’s Blood Cancer Healing Center on the Clifton campus; K‑9 teams swept the building and officers cleared the area.

Black Tech Week lands in Cincinnati July 14–16 with headliners Damola Adamolekun and Anquan Boldin. The three-day slate runs across downtown venues and includes keynotes, panels and networking.

Sunny and hot today with highs near 90; midweek highs climb into the mid‑90s and heat indices could near 100. City cooling centers and pools are available.

The Reds grabbed Alabama shortstop Justin Lebron with the No. 18 pick — a power-speed prospect whose swing and glove give Cincinnati a high-upside infielder.

Mostly cloudy with a high near 85°F and a late‑afternoon chance of storms; midweek highs climb into the 90s. Check cooling centers and radar if you have outdoor plans.

Clermont County commissioners and chamber leaders celebrated the grand re-opening of Wings & Rings' Beechmont location after a full remodel and new valet pickup.

The Bagelry will open a third Cincinnati location on Montgomery Road this fall, expanding beyond its Over‑the‑Rhine and Oakley shops.

University of Dayton mourns 20-year-old honors student Matthew Mayer after a fatal car crash in Buffalo. A chapel memorial is open and counseling resources are available for students.

An aging roof at SEM's food pantry threatens stored food as visits climb; the nonprofit is raising $45,000 and planning an Aug. 30 fundraiser to fix it.

The Ohio Supreme Court reversed an appeals court and found jurors had enough evidence to convict a Cheviot stepmother accused of yearslong abuse of her stepson. Legal challenges continue.