Alter High School's golf team won the Ohio state championship for the fourth straight year, solidifying a sports dynasty, earning city praise and recognition.

Economists in Ohio are examining nuclear power as a potential solution to rising energy costs and increasing electricity demand, considering its benefits against construction costs and waste disposal issues.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport faces ongoing flight cancellations and delays due to the government shutdown, affecting travelers including a high school band.

Nine felons face federal gun charges in a Cincinnati anti-violence initiative, as detailed by U.S. Attorney Dominick S. Gerace II and supported by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Cincinnati halts water shutoffs for customers hit by the federal shutdown, offering temporary relief to those with financial hardship, such as furloughed federal employees or SNAP recipients.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office encourages safe online transaction exchanges at their headquarters to prevent potential risks during the holiday season.

Cincinnati Police are seeking tips regarding a felony theft on Short Vine St. in District 4 and have asked for public assistance to contact Detective Horner with information.

Emma Scharfenberger Off transitions from M&A attorney to president & CEO of venture firm CincyTech, affecting Ohio's innovation landscape and economy.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a wallet theft on Seymour Avenue and seek public help to identify the suspect and vehicle captured on surveillance.

Hamilton County buildings shine green lights in support of veterans for Operation Green Light, an initiative symbolizing respect and appreciation ahead of Veterans Day. Residents and businesses are also encouraged to participate.

Sharonville invites residents to a public session for input on the Downtown Loop development, with no formal presentations for flexible participation.

Four people were hospitalized after a shooting outside Privee on Elm nightclub in Cincinnati. Police are investigating the incident with no suspect details released yet.

Kevin Farmer, a former Cincinnati City Council candidate, faces burglary and violation of a protection order charges after being arrested at the home of Rosemary Oglesby-Henry. The incident follows a history of legal disputes between them.