A road hole in Colerain Township caused lane closures on Colerain Avenue and I-275, leading to traffic delays. Police alerted the public and ODOT commenced repairs, with updates pending on the timeframe for full restoration.

Hoxworth Blood Center and Biggby Coffee partner to give blood donors a free coffee as a thank-you gift, with over 30 Tristate area locations participating.

The widow of slain gym owner Patrick Heringer criticized Cincinnati officials, believing his death was preventable and that authorities failed to ensure safety.

Xavier University mourns the loss of Father Albert Bischoff, S.J., "Father B," at age 98, acknowledged for his profound impact and pastoral care on campus.

A community mourned 17-year-old Jayshawn Cornelius with a balloon release after he was killed in a drive-by shooting at his home. Police search for the shooter as loved ones remember Jayshawn's respectful and vibrant spirit.

A man named Patrick Heringer was fatally stabbed in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati. Police are investigating, with no arrests or suspect details confirmed.

Cincinnati man Carmelo Anderson is charged with tampering with evidence in a shooting that injured a two-year-old; bond set at $10,000. Police Chief Theetge condemns the violence.

University of Cincinnati students visited Khayelitsha, South Africa, to help local businesses, marking a decade of impact through an empowering study abroad program.

A 2-year-old child was hospitalized after being shot in Villages at Roll Hill, Cincinnati. Police are investigating the incident with no suspects in custody.

Lane restrictions on U.S. 27 (Colerain Avenue) are scheduled for June 5 due to traffic signal work, with northbound right lane closures from 9 a.m. to noon.

University of Cincinnati researchers have identified how the oncogene MYC drives lymphoma by disrupting cellular metabolic balance, offering insights for targeted treatments.

Older adults in the Bay Area are prioritizing exercise for health, guided by Dr. Victoria Heasley, with simple at-home routines suggested and a focus on personalized, low-impact plans to prevent injury and maintain balance.

Bonnie Batchler, a Clermont County Commissioner, was named a "Rising Star" by Cincy magazine, recognizing her leadership and impact in the Cincinnati area.