The Duke Energy Convention Center in Cincinnati is changing its name following an early termination of the naming rights agreement with Duke Energy, which is opting to give up these rights for a $1.6 million deal with the city.

Cincinnati police arrested Dearies Washington after a SWAT standoff. He faces multiple charges, including assault and robbery, following an attack on his girlfriend.

Cincinnati Police Department is investigating a credit card theft on Clay St. and seeking information to identify the suspect. A contact number for Detective Bryant has been provided for tips.

FC Cincinnati secured a 3-2 win over LA Galaxy, with Brenner scoring twice and Evander providing three assists. This victory keeps their Supporters' Shield and Eastern Conference hopes alive.

GE Aerospace and UAW reached a five-year contract, ending strikes at Ohio and Kentucky facilities. The agreement improves job security and benefits for over 600 workers.

A former medical resident was sentenced to 180 days in jail and five years of community control for practicing medicine without a license, including filming unauthorized genital ultrasounds.

The University of Cincinnati's Center for Public Engagement with Science partners with Michelman to offer internships focusing on sustainability, with graduate student Nishat Sultana contributing to waste reduction efforts.

A semi-truck overturned on I-71 near I-275, causing minor driver injuries and traffic disruption until early morning. A crane restored the truck, and lanes have since reopened.

A University of Cincinnati physicist discusses the roles of dark matter and dark energy, which make up 95% of the universe, in an interview with the BBC.

Clermont County phone issues have been resolved, with officials announcing restored connections to county offices such as the Building Department and Public Health.

Cardi B announces her Little Miss Drama Tour, starting in Palm Desert and including a stop in Cincinnati on March 19, following her new album release.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in Roselawn, Cincinnati, while taking out trash; he's hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The suspect, who fled in a white Hyundai Sonata, remains at large.

UC's Lindner College of Business hosted the 2025 Lindner Business Immersion Camp for high school students to explore business education and potential careers, featuring interactive activities and industry-expert discussions.