Rashid Dewees was indicted on felonious assault and inducing panic charges after a shooting at Joseph Chevrolet in Colerain Township, causing an evacuation. No one was hurt.

A woman was hospitalized after a stabbing in Cincinnati's Roselawn neighborhood, police found her with multiple wounds, but no suspects have been detained.

Briasha Stroud from Deer Park is charged with attempted murder for shooting her son, she also experienced an overdose. Her arraignment is set for February 7.

Cincinnati improved downtown traffic at Johnny Bench Way and Broadway/Pete Rose Way by allowing dual left turns to access the Taylor Southgate Bridge, easing congestion caused by the I-471 closure.

The CCM Philharmonia's concert featured classical music themed on spring, including Schumann's "Spring" and Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring."

ODNR has protected an additional 400 acres in southern Ohio, expanding Shawnee State Forest and Edge of Appalachia Preserve with help from grant funding.

Katherine Schlaak, a UC PhD candidate, is researching thermoelectric materials to convert waste heat to electricity and was named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month.

Three schools in Taylor Mill and Middletown closed due to illness, with high absentee rates from flu. Classes are to resume on Monday. Evening activities continue.

Cincinnati Police have been asking for public help in finding missing John Sullivan since December 21, 2024. They have issued a plea through social media for any information.

Cincinnati Police have issued an alert for missing teen Tylihia Davis, last seen on January 22. They ask for public assistance and information to be directed to Detective Williams. The details of her disappearance remain undisclosed.

The Cincinnati Museum Center will host a comprehensive Auschwitz exhibition in 2025. The exhibition will feature over 500 artifacts and 400 photographs and will educate visitors about the Holocaust.

One person was killed in an early morning shooting in Adams County, with the Sheriff's Office investigating and assuring no ongoing threat to the community.

The 17STRONG Neighborhoods Microgrant Program in Hamilton accepts applications for projects that improve the community. Grants range from $500 to $2,500.