Forest Park Police are searching for 14-year-old Domingo Pablo-Perez, reported missing since January 19, and may be experiencing a mental health crisis.

Two died in a car crash on I-71 in Warren County, OH. Micaela Pedicone's car entered the northbound lane, hitting Darnell McKinney Jr.'s vehicle. Both were pronounced dead at the scene.

The Miami University RedHawks basketball team is in the AP Top 25 poll, boasting a 19-0 record after a win against Buffalo, marking a historic season with a 7-0 in-conference streak.

The Cincinnati Police Department is seeking assistance to find missing 14-year-old Arianna Bracey, last seen in the Mt. Auburn area on January 14.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a January 7 theft in an apartment complex. They seek information about a suspect seen following a UPS employee.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding 15-year-old Jamarion Davis, missing since December 20, 2025, urging information be directed to Detective Metz at 513-979-4400.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find Kajuan Mizell-Thornton, for multiple charges, including theft and assault. Tips can be reported to Det. Bell or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.

Paul Creed, 37, died in a motorcycle crash in Ohio when his BMW motorcycle collided head-on with a Saturn Astra driven by a teenager. Creed was not wearing a helmet. The crash is under investigation.

Microsoft has doubled its space at the University of Cincinnati, dedicating 3,700 square feet at the 1819 Innovation Hub to foster AI and tech growth.

QuikTrip seeks a zoning variance in Springdale, Ohio, to use two colors on its fuel price signs, challenging the city's single-color rule. A hearing is set for January 27.

The "Cross Safe, Kettering" initiative focuses on improving pedestrian safety for children in Kettering, Ohio, by engaging the community and encouraging safe crossing practices.

James Courtney confessed to murder after being arrested for a bank robbery in Cincinnati; he's linked to the death of 66-year-old family friend Russell McCollum.

The Kiwanis Club of Mason, Ohio, donated $1,000 to the city's Police Department's Good Choice Ticket program to reward and encourage positive behavior in local youth.