Cincinnati's home values increased by 6.7% over the past year, outpacing the national average, amid a housing market correction and a lack of starter homes.

Infrastructure work at Cherokee Drive and West Main Street in Loveland Heights is complete, including new water system upgrades and road improvements.

Myaamia students from Miami University showcased their cultural practices at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in Washington, D.C., exchanging traditions with other communities.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a Theft from Auto crime that occurred at 3901 Glenway Ave. on July 16 and are urging the public to check surveillance footage.

An errant emergency alert in Greater Cincinnati caused panic by mistakenly advising residents in multiple counties of an unspecified threat, ultimately relating to a SWAT deployment targeting one individual.

Edgewood's Presidents Park hosts a Summer Concert Series event tonight at 7 PM, featuring live music and food from KP’s. The series aims to foster community and support the arts.

Ohio offers free health services during GuardCare weekend on August 9-10 in Crawford County, with a variety of medical services provided irrespective of income or insurance status.

Officials in Cincinnati respond to a downtown brawl with arrests anticipated, and federal authorities monitor the incident, which was unrelated to a nearby music festival. Mayor and Police Chief condemn the violence.

Cincinnati's CTIP program offers $20,000 grants to small businesses for commercial space improvements, with a deadline of August 4. Applications and details are available on the City's social media.

University of Cincinnati student Sujan Feist won at the Rubik's WCA World Championship 2025, setting a record with a 2x2 cube solve averaging 1.17 seconds.

A shooting at a Butler County gas station resulted in one person hospitalized with serious injuries; the police are investigating with no ongoing threat to the public.

Cincinnati Police intensify search for missing Mr. Donald Backer Jr., last seen in Sayler Park. Public urged to contact Detective Gettys with information.

The article discusses a study from the University of Cincinnati linking socioeconomic status and worsened Parkinson's disease symptoms, highlighting healthcare disparities.