Foggy morning, then steady rain with 1–3 inches possible through Wednesday. Expect slower commutes and localized flooding in low-lying spots.

Police released images of two people believed to have tried to enter a Carthage home through a window. Investigators want tips.

A wintry mix will make Cincinnati's Monday commute slick through the morning advisory, and warmer, wet weather arrives midweek.

A person was hospitalized after a stabbing near St. Lawrence Church on Warsaw Avenue. Cincinnati police say the suspect remains at large.

Crews have begun a $10.9M safety rebuild of Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill using proceeds from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale. The work will add speed cushions, curb extensions and lane changes.

The Little Miami board voted 4-1 to remove a 'Hate Has No Home Here' poster, reigniting debate about faith, parental-rights rules and student safety. Tensions at the Feb. 25 meeting drew legal and political questions.

A Hamilton County judge on Feb. 26 sentenced Marques Brown to 32 years to life for the 2024 Colerain Township killing of Devintre Gill. Brown had a 2012 manslaughter plea as a teen.

The city pushed an outside review of Police Chief Teresa Theetge to March 31 as outside counsel continues interviews, officials say the second extension adds no new cost.

Cinsei, the Black‑owned matcha-and‑manga pop‑up, plans to take a permanent storefront at 32 E. 13th Street. The Rosses hope to open in April and are fundraising to finish build‑out.

A Middletown care worker was sentenced to jail and probation after prosecutors say she filmed a disabled client naked; a co-worker also pleaded guilty to patient endangerment.

Cincinnati clinicians are seeking more counseling as statewide demand for behavioral health outpaces available providers. Hospitals and schools are scrambling to add capacity.

An 82-year-old driver has been charged in the November West Price Hill crash that killed 72-year-old Shirley Woods. Prosecutors filed misdemeanor vehicular homicide and manslaughter counts, WKRC reports.

A sentencing in a Cincinnati murder case exploded into a fight between families inside the Hamilton County Courthouse, halting the morning docket and sending deputies into the halls.