Hurricane Debby caused over 60% of flights from CVG to be delayed, affecting travelers' plans and prompting flight cancellations to multiple destinations.

A 15-year-old boy was killed and a 16-year-old charged with reckless homicide following a shooting in Colerain Township. The incident involved a .22 rifle and is under investigation.

A former "America's Most Wanted" fugitive, Antonio Riano, accused of a 2004 murder, is held without bond after his extradition from Mexico, where he posed as a police officer.

Ohio began recreational marijuana sales, with residents over 21 now able to purchase cannabis and grow up to six plants at home, following state authorization.

Kings Island announces the RiverRacers, Ohio's first dual-racing water coaster, set to debut in 2025, along with the new Splash River Junction kids’ area.

The Cincinnati Open commenced its 125th edition with Kids' Day and qualifying rounds, excluding Novak Djokovic. Over 100 players, including past champions, are competing, with fans enjoying interactive experiences.

Ohio man Kenneth Mortimer held on $2 million bond for the alleged murder of his mother and assault on his father.

Vintage on Race, a new sports bar and lounge, is set to open in downtown Cincinnati with hopes to become a community staple for sports and social events.

The Cincinnati Bengals are planning to "Stripe the Jungle" for the game against the Browns, encouraging fans to wear team colors to enhance home-field advantage.

Former Milford city manager Michael Doss faces a felony importuning charge after being accused of trying to solicit sex from a minor. An undercover task force investigation led to the charge.

Cincinnati Public Schools enforce a new rule requiring high school students to store cell phones in locked Yondr pouches during school to minimize distractions.

Miami University alum Brian Niccol is set to become the new CEO of Starbucks after leading Chipotle, bringing with him a focus on digital expansion and innovation.

Four teens were detained for vandalism at the Brown County Fairgrounds, causing over $10,000 in damage, including destruction to property and a gazebo fence. They face misdemeanor and felony charges, leading to increased juvenile curfew enforcement.

A second body was found in the Ohio River near Cincinnati, with the cause of death under investigation as a potential homicide. The incidents may be connected.

Cincinnati barbers offer free haircuts to children while engaging in conversations to fight gun violence, inspired by barber Issac Davis, who lost his son to such violence.

A water main break closed an intersection in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, with police responding around 3:46 a.m. No timeline for reopening has been provided.

An outbreak of Cryptosporidium has been linked to a water park in Northern Kentucky, causing gastrointestinal issues, with health officials urging for increased pool hygiene vigilance.

A vehicle hit a pole in Butler County, causing one death and hospitalizing another. The crash happened on Mack Road around 2 a.m. Emergency services responded to the incident.

PLK Communities plans to expand Factory 52 in Norwood, adding apartments, a hotel, and possibly a mid-rise office building, supplementing the established development.

Three inmates escaped from an Ohio correctional center, and two were caught, with Isaiah Youngblood still at large. Authorities continue searching and ask the public to report sightings.

Three inmates escaped from Warren County Community Correctional Center but were swiftly recaptured by authorities.

A man was fatally shot at a BP gas station in Ohio, two people were detained. The victim died at the hospital, and police are investigating the incident.

A motorcyclist was airlifted for medical treatment after a severe crash in Butler County, Ohio, with few details on the incident's cause or the individual's condition.

Union Township Police found a body in a ditch near Tom-Yum restaurant. Initially unclear if a murder or suicide, it was later confirmed the death was from a self-inflicted gunshot. The investigation continues.

Joseph Rudd is charged with the murder of his father, Troy Rudd, who died from blunt force trauma on Linden Street, Cincinnati. The arrest follows a call about an injured person.

A fire at Glen Meadow apartments in Roselawn caused $100,000 in damages. A mother and child were displaced, and the mother sustained minor injuries.

A homeless man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing his mother and sister. He is held on a $1 million bond. The victims are expected to recover.

A Cincinnati woman has been sentenced to two years in prison for laundering money in an online romance scam, and must also pay $1.68 million in restitution.

Sweets & Meats BBQ and Condado Tacos are opening new locations in Cincinnati, expanding the city's culinary landscape with regional favorites and diverse dining options.

A 19-year-old named Amir Jordan was fatally struck by a police cruiser in Cincinnati while crossing a street, raising concerns about pedestrian safety.

A man was killed in a collision between two trucks on an I-275 exit ramp, when his parked sanitation truck was struck by a semi, pinning him underneath.

Authorities in Cincinnati are searching for Adam Cadet, an inmate who escaped near the University of Cincinnati, last seen wearing handcuffs and leg shackles.

Cincinnati Police investigated a shooting in West Price Hill, where one male was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and at least one person was taken into custody.

Adam Cadet, an inmate who escaped from custody while returning from a medical center, was quickly recaptured by Cincinnati police and returned to River City Correctional Center.

HorrorHound Weekend offers horror fans in Cincinnati a chance to meet genre icons like Robert Englund at the Sharonville Convention Center on September 13-15.

A Butler County firefighter was injured at a house fire in Liberty Township and received treatment for minor cuts at West Chester Hospital. The house, believed to be an Airbnb rental, was unoccupied during the incident.

Deme Kitchen in Cincinnati closed due to a billing issue with Duke Energy and is now seeking a new location. Owner Anna Choi is also considering legal action against the utility company.

An arrest warrant has been issued for Brandon L. Davis for allegedly being complicit in Asiah Slone's murder, whose body was found in a trash can in Middletown.

Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals was seen practicing in full gear, suggesting a possible end to his hold-in as Sunda's game against the Patriots approaches.

Taste of Belgium closes two Greater Cincinnati area locations due to underperformance, following prior closures, while maintaining other bistros in Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Police seek the public's help in identifying a man accused of trespassing at Mercy McAuley High School.

Ja’Marr Chase is close to securing a contract extension with the Cincinnati Bengals but remains a "game-time decision" to play against the Patriots without a new deal.

Ann Mayers, 75, pleaded guilty to armed robbery of AurGroup Credit Union in Ohio, facing up to 17.5 years in prison. She admitted her actions in court and will be sentenced on October 15.

An 84-year-old woman with dementia is missing in Warren County Police issued an alert and are searching for her gray Toyota Camry, license plate Z99IHT.

Five individuals were arrested following a shootout and high-speed chase with police in Cincinnati. The chase ended after two hours, with no officers injured.

Shots were fired near the Dent Schoolhouse in Green Township, leading to a police investigation and the early closure of the attraction, no victims were found despite the discovery of shell casings.

Two Dayton men were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of DEA Task Force Officer Jorge DelRio in 2019.

One man was shot dead in Springdale's La Quinta Inn lobby, with the suspect fleeing in a dark Nissan hatchback.

Mia Harris pleaded guilty to felonious assault for shooting her granddaughter, with a potential sentence of up to 15 years.

A 17-year-old boy died after his motorcycle crashed on Smith Road in Goshen Township. Despite wearing a helmet, the injuries sustained were fatal. The cause is under investigation.

A chemical spill in Cleves and Whitewater Township from a train car's open valve led to evacuations, road closures, and a significant emergency response due to the dangers of flammable styrene.

Man on trial for girlfriend's murder, Toby Madden, breaks down in court, unintentionally confesses, and faces emotional turmoil, affecting trial proceedings.

The Kroger Wellness Festival in Cincinnati was canceled due to severe weather from Hurricane Helene, with Kroger now aiding those affected by repurposing festival resources.

A neighbor, Justin Roark, acted swiftly to rescue residents from a burning home in Butler County, with all occupants, including a pet cat, safely evacuated.

A 53-year-old man was fatally shot in Avondale, Cincinnati, with police finding no suspects yet. A car near the scene could be linked to the crime. Police are seeking information.

The owner and managing company of Dohn Community High School were abruptly removed, amid missing funds and earlier criticism of the school's response to youth violence. Interim leadership is in place as the school transitions.

A judge set a $1 million bond for Erik Evans, 19, charged with murder following the fatal shooting of Bairon Chaj, 19, in Hartwell during a July attempted robbery.

A tragic crash in Clermont County left five dead and one in critical condition after two vehicles collided at State Route 28 and Edenton Pleasant Plain Rd.

Three people, including a juvenile, were shot and wounded in a car in Mount Airy, Cincinnati. All injuries are serious but stable, and no suspects have been identified.

Cincinnati's Blink festival prompts citywide street closures from October 14-21, 2024, for light and art installations, with detailed schedules on the city's official website.

I Heart Mac & Cheese is closing its College Hill location before its one-year anniversary, as announced on Instagram and confirmed by Local 12 and WCPO 9 Cincinnati.

Three UC students drove an SUV onto Nippert Stadium field, took a photo, and were stopped leaving. The driver faced charges, but no field damage occurred.

FC Cincinnati beat Philadelphia Union 2-1, securing the No. 3 seed and a spot in the 2025 Concacaf Champions Cup. They'll face NYCFC in the MLS playoffs.

A fatal collision in Highland County resulted in two drivers, Freddie A. Merrick and Tamara Frazer, dying after Merrick's vehicle ran a stop sign and hit Frazer's car.

A 58-year-old man died after his Ford Escape collided with a tree in Mount Airy, Cincinnati. A medical emergency may have caused the crash; speed and impairment were not factors.

DeWyon Williamson, a Buffalo Wild Wings worker in Clifton Heights, was severely assaulted by a customer. Police seek the public's help to find the suspect.

A significant fire at Sharonville shopping center damaged the Patel Brothers grocery store, eliciting a second-alarm response with no injuries reported. The cause remains under investigation.

A fatal three-vehicle collision occurred in Colerain Township, resulting in the death of Todd Rutledge Sr. and an unknown number of injured individuals. The crash caused a portion of I-275 to close for hours as police investigated.

A house fire in West Price Hill displaced five residents and caused an estimated $150,000 damage. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze, and no injuries were reported. The Red Cross is providing assistance.

Hamilton celebrates the holiday season with Holly Jolly Hamilton from November 1 to New Year's Day, featuring festive events and local business support.

Six Frisch's Big Boy restaurants in Southwest Ohio face eviction over $4.5 million in overdue rent, with further closures possible as the chain's future is uncertain.

A man pleaded guilty to using an incendiary device at a grocery store, with a likely 66-month prison sentence.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed from November 1st to November 3rd between Western Hills Viaduct and Brighton Place due to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all commuters.

Two Wisconsin residents died in a collision between a U-Haul and a semi-trailer in Greene County, Ohio. The crash is under investigation, with no suspicion of high speed or impairment.

A Jeep rollover in Butler County resulted in the death of Mitchell Bowens, 26, and non-life-threatening injuries to a passenger. The crash is under investigation.

A Clermont County woman is charged with child endangerment and animal cruelty after officials found her children and animals living in poor conditions.

JD Vance, the Republican VP nominee, voted in Ohio, expressing cautious optimism for his party's success in the elections and a commitment to national unity.

Leodegario Cruz-Ortiz was sentenced to 11-16.5 years for a DUI crash that killed DJ Christopher VanZant. He will also face a driving ban and possible deportation.

Cincinnati officials are collaborating to address youth violence at transit centers, seeking solutions like more crossing guards and addressing root causes like poverty and mental health.

A man was fatally shot at The Lounge Bar in Reading. Police found him with gunshot wounds, and he later died at UC Medical Center. No suspect has been apprehended.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a shooting in the East End where 32-year-old Dustin Colvin was fatally shot and are appealing for witness information.

An 18-year-old from Fort Thomas, Carson Auciello, confessed to raping an intoxicated woman and is held on a $50,000 bond, facing first-degree rape charges.

Two people died in a Bethel, Ohio, house explosion, with another injured. The incident caused widespread debris and damage, and the cause is under investigation.

The Cincinnati Reds announce their 2025 Post-Game Concert Series lineup, featuring Old Dominion, The Landsharks, and Train performing after select games.

Patricia Bietenduvel is charged with misusing Edgewood Athletic Boosters' funds following an investigation prompted by member concerns. She faces multiple felonies.

The West Chester community mourns 6-year-old Joshua Al-Lateef Jr., found dead in a pond after going missing. The search involved over 300 volunteers and several agencies. No foul play is suspected.

Cincinnati's Pendleton Street is closed to northbound traffic until the end of the year due to sewer maintenance by the Metropolitan Sewer District. Detours are in place around the construction.

A woman was found dead at a Hamilton motel, and a man faces murder charges for her fatal head injuries. The suspects shared the room as their address.

ODOT plans to reopen all lanes of I-471 by March after fire damage, with emergency repair work involving Great Lakes Construction and material coordination efforts to restore the critical Cincinnati-Newport connection.

A Wheelersburg man was arrested for burglary and theft in Scioto County, with quick action by deputies leading to the recovery of stolen items. The suspect faces court proceedings, and further connections to local crimes are being investigated.

West Chester mourns 6-year-old Joshua Al-Lateef Jr., whose accidental drowning death has spurred a push for the "Joshua Alert" system for children with autism.

Avril Lavigne will perform hits from the early 2000s at the Riverbend Music Center on June 8, 2025, with Simple Plan and We The Kings. Tickets will go on sale soon, and VIP options are available.

Ja'Marr Chase hosted a holiday event for over 100 children at the Dudley S. Taft Boys & Girls Club, providing gifts, Bengals gear, and a festive atmosphere.

Cincinnati Public Schools close due to extreme cold, with other Tri-State area schools also shutting down. Staff at CPS are still expected to report, while road caution is advised due to potential icy conditions.

Fire crews battled a large fire at a Westwood, Cincinnati townhouse complex early Friday; one resident evacuated, and three families displaced. No injuries reported, cause under investigation.

Cincinnati Police intensify the search for stabbing suspect Michael Bowlin, considered armed and dangerous, last seen in a tan Toyota Camry with a distinctive tattoo of a figure on a horse with a rifle.

Darius Fletcher, 28, was found dead with a gunshot wound behind an Avondale apartment building. Cincinnati police are investigating the incident, but no suspects have been identified yet.

Cincinnati Public Schools Board will vote on a $200 million redistricting plan to create six new middle schools and rearrange student placement, despite divided opinions and calls for more community input.

Dave Parker was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, joining the late Dick Allen as the 2025 inductee. The Classic Baseball Era Committee chose them. Parker's career boasts two World Series wins, an MVP award, and seven All-Star selections.

Firefighters responded to a fire at Middletown's Kittyhawk Plaza, specifically at Gentle Family Dentistry. The fire, fought in snowy conditions, caused no injuries, but the damage extent and cause remain under investigation.

A Sycamore Township man, Frederick Louis Tanzer, 66, is charged with making false statements about a 1989 rape case linked to him through DNA evidence.

Ex-teacher Caroline Johnson receives a one-year prison sentence and must register as a sex offender for having a sexual relationship with a student, as per Ohio’s Attorney General.

Cincinnati has been recognized as one of the top 20 most vibrant arts cities, with significant economic impact and high rankings in arts revenue and worker compensation.

Michael Bowlin is set to appear in court for stabbing a construction worker in Cincinnati. He was extradited to Hamilton County after being arrested.

The Cincinnati Music Festival has announced its 2025 lineup, which includes Earth, Wind & Fire, and Janet Jackson. The festival is expected to have a $107 million economic impact, and additional acts have yet to be confirmed.

Hamilton County Commissioners approved an additional $2 million investment for affordable housing, considering funding tiny home development and focusing on the Veterans’ community.

Jeremy Judkins was arraigned on charges, including domestic violence and making false alarms, after triggering an AMBER Alert by allegedly threatening to harm his daughter. The child was later found safe.

An alert has been issued for 67-year-old Ricky Stewart from Warren County, who has gone missing. He has memory issues and was last seen driving a gray Honda Ridgeline with Ohio plates.

Island Frydays in Cincinnati has closed after nearly 16 years. Owner and former UC football player Leo Morgan cited rising costs post-pandemic as the reason. He plans to sell seasonings online and continues to engage with patrons on social media.

Fountain Square in Cincinnati hosts a Joe Burrow look-alike contest where participants could win prizes, adding to Bengals fans' excitement before the game against the Browns.

Cincinnati Police Captain Brian Norris was charged with assault and disorderly conduct for allegedly strangling a woman, an event partly recorded on video.

Planet Fitness is closing its location at The Banks in Cincinnati, which will affect local gym-goers and raise questions about the reasons for the shutdown.

A 77-year-old man with memory issues, Bruce Moseman, has gone missing in Kettering, Ohio, prompting a statewide alert. He was last seen driving a red 1999 Ford Ranger.

The Butler County coroner identified Christopher Gorak, 50, as the man fatally shot by Middletown police on Christmas Eve after he allegedly brandished a weapon.

Charles and Matthew Edmonson pleaded guilty to child abuse involving their five adopted children, with charges including kidnapping and endangering in Clermont County.

Cincinnati Police are asking for the public's help regarding vehicle vandalism at 2704 Vine Street on November 26. They urge you to contact Det. Scalf with information.

Cincinnati hospitals celebrated the arrival of the first babies of 2025, including Baby Boy Hayes at Bethesda North Hospital at midnight and other newborns shortly after at local hospitals.

An Amazon worker is accused of stealing 44 packages and selling them on Facebook Marketplace. He was caught on camera and tracked via software to his home. Items were valued at over $3,200. He was arrested but released on his own recognizance.

Star Cinemas in Hillsboro is closing after 30 years. The company thanks the community for its support and leaves residents nostalgic as they recall memories made at the local movie theater.

A winter storm has led Rumpke to postpone Monday waste collection in the Tri-State area to Tuesday, shifting the week's schedule. They prioritize personnel safety and have also closed facilities on Monday.

A fire in East Price Hill injured one woman and forced 11 people from two families to evacuate, including nine children. Hindered by heavy snow, firefighters faced difficulties but managed to treat a firefighter's minor injury at the scene.

Paychex, Inc. has agreed to acquire Paycor HCM Inc. for $4.1 billion, a move that raised Paycor's shares by 23%. The all-cash deal is expected to close in the first half of the year amidst concerns about potential job cuts.

Cincinnati Children's Hospital plans a $365 million expansion of its Liberty Township campus, tripling beds to 114 and adding a new building and office space. Construction begins in 2025.

Cincinnati Police seek public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in property damage on Cora Ave on January 7, 2025, as per their social media appeal.

BLINK Cincinnati won the Irma Lazarus Award from the Ohio Governor's Awards for the Arts, recognizing its impact and $126 million in economic activity.

The Hamilton County Sheriff's Department in Ohio launches a "drone first responder" program, deploying drones to provide rapid assessment and intel for emergencies.

Timothy Farr of Dayton faces federal charges for allegedly committing a series of armed robberies in southwest Ohio involving threats of violence and firearm use.

According to the CPD's social media post, a burglary occurred on Vine Street in Cincinnati, and police are seeking public assistance to identify the perpetrator.

Cincinnati's ACT for Cincy initiative aims to reduce gun violence through public health strategies and collaboration, focusing on community well-being and policing tactics.

The University of Cincinnati's Alex Mejia received the Presidential Early Career Award, honoring his contributions to inclusive engineering education.

Cincinnati Children's is partnering with New Richmond Schools to open a health center at New Richmond Middle School by the 2025-26 school year, aiming to serve over 1,000 students.

Hamilton County plans to buy land near Paycor Stadium for extra parking and tailgating space, facilitated by the Bengals forgoing $30 million in payments.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting on McHenry Avenue in Westwood, Cincinnati. No suspects have been detained, and the investigation is ongoing.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

Crystal Barker escaped custody by jumping into the Great Miami River after being arrested, prompting a rescue operation, she now faces additional charges.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks public help in finding Kimora Killings, a missing 14-year-old, since October 5, 2024, and shared a flyer on social media.

Authorities seek the public's assistance after a 64-year-old woman was killed during a home invasion in Fairfax, Ohio. The suspect is described as a male with possible injuries from the incident.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public aid in a credit card misuse case involving an unidentified individual who bought Visa gift cards with a lost card on January 25, 2025.

A 34-year-old man named Joshua Smith was killed in a shooting in Cincinnati's Mt. Auburn area. Police are investigating and have asked for community tips.

Two UC-backed startups received $200,000 each from Ohio’s TVSF, aiming to advance a dignified catheter and a breast cancer diagnostic tool, with support from UC’s 1819 Innovation Hub and Venture Lab.

A Cincinnati man was sentenced to 13 months for fraudulently obtaining $21,000 in PPP loans, claiming a fake taxi business, and spending the money on personal luxuries.

Butler County prepares for floods, with the Sheriff's Office moving emergency teams into standby mode and issuing a flash flood warning. Residents are advised to stay safe and avoid flooded roads.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 13-year-old Marionna Davis, last seen February 14 in West End.

Ohio's ODNR is set to demolish Cloverlick Creek Dam to improve water quality and wildlife habitats, with work expected to start in 2025 and monitoring until 2028, funded partly by a federal grant.

Butler County Jail in Ohio is set to resume housing ICE detainees starting March 5, which is expected to generate revenue for the county at a rate of $68 per detainee per day.

Anderson High School remains closed due to an electrical malfunction from a burst sprinkler, with online learning options for students as repairs continue.

Cincinnati police shot a suspect who reportedly had a knife. The person is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigations are ongoing.

Butler County Sheriff's Office divers from TF-1 recovered a man's body from Caesar Creek Lake after a joint search with ODNR following a boating accident.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Israel Holley, missing since February 26 from Walnut Hills. He wore maroon sweatpants and Nike shoes. Call Det. Scott at 513-979-4400 with info.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati and Oak Ridge National Laboratory discovered that butanol in biofuel production evenly thins microbe membranes, suggesting membrane stabilization could increase yields.

ICE in Cincinnati detained Bulgarian national Simeon Moutafov, an aggravated felon with convictions including battery and fleeing police, for removal from the U.S.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks information about Darris Parks, who has been missing since last Tuesday from Mt. Airy, and encourages contacting Detective Williams at 513-263-8333 with leads.

Clermont County is opening a new highway operations and fleet maintenance facility on State Route 222 in Batavia to enhance infrastructure management.

Lakota West High School boys basketball team won its first regional championship, beating Fairfield 45-40. Coach Moss and his son were significant in the victory.

Hamilton will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 14 to celebrate the opening of a new mini-soccer field. The goal is to boost community engagement and youth activities.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public assistance to identify two suspects in an aggravated robbery at 2800 W. McMicken Ave on March 8. Images have been shared online. Tips can be directed to Detective Murphy at 513-352-4581.

A Colerain Township officer shot one dog dead and injured another after the dogs attacked a man and killed chickens. The Hamilton County Dog Warden is investigating and stressing pet owner responsibility.

Cincinnati's Heart Mini Marathon event will cause significant road closures throughout the city on Sunday, March 16.

A Union County man was sentenced to 46 months for a $1.4 million fraud scheme involving not delivering on contracts for electronic equipment supplies. He must also pay restitution.

The Colerain Township Police Department conducts a Speed Enforcement Blitz from March 14 to 17 to ensure road safety during St. Patrick's Day festivities.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public help locating missing teen Ethan Frankes, last seen on Thursday in a grey hoodie and bookbag. If you have information, please get in touch with Det. Williams.

Cincinnati Police mourn the death of Officer Marcellus Keyon Jones, 33, from an undisclosed medical emergency. He served at CPD after rising to Sergeant at Wilberforce University Police.

Assault charges against Cincinnati firefighter Mack Ogletree were dismissed after victims declined to testify in a case involving a shooting outside a bar.

Hamilton County ARC commemorated 10 years of fighting addiction, with Commission President Denise Driehaus highlighting the success and ongoing commitment to reducing overdose deaths, down 31% from last year.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking information on the missing person, James Eric Griffin, who was last seen on March 12. They urge the public to contact Det—Scott with any details.

The Hamilton Tree Board and Butler County OSU Extension are hosting a free event on March 25 in Hamilton, OH, to discuss the impact of climate change on local trees.

The Cincinnati Police seek public help with a theft on Reading Road on March 5. They haven't disclosed the value of the stolen goods and are urging tips to Det. Wolf at 513-569-8627.

University of Cincinnati's Match Day saw medical students, with a 99.4% match rate, excitedly await their residency placements, experience a mix of emotions, and reflect on the support and education they received.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where a fake Lieutenant Michael Thomas claims individuals missed jury duty and face arrest, which is false.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati and Oak Ridge National Laboratory studied butanol toxicity in biofuel production, seeking more efficient renewable energy.

Colerain Police officers played dodgeball with middle school students as a community engagement effort, sharing the fun interaction on their Facebook page.

Butler County prepares for severe weather with the Emergency Response Services Unit and Emergency Operations Center ready to respond, as advised by Sheriff Jones.

Hamilton's Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton initiative connects residents with city officials at barbecue events to discuss local issues and enhance community engagement.

The University of Cincinnati renovated the Old Chem building with bird-safe windows to prevent bird collisions, reflecting a growing trend in wildlife-conscious urban development.

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is preparing for the installation of its new Archbishop, Robert Casey, previously of Chicago, amid challenges like declining Mass attendance.

Colerain Township celebrated the opening of new fire station, Station 102, with community members and officials attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Cincinnati Fire Department announced a shelter opening in Oakley for flood victims, staffed by the Red Cross, with details available on Facebook and by calling 1-800–Red Cross.

Wright State University's graduate engineering and computer science programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for 2025.

Deputy Stephen Schwein retired after a 50-year law enforcement career spanning multiple positions including Detective Captain and Police Chief, celebrated by the Butler County Sheriff's Office.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated student innovation at their CEAS Expo, awarding the inaugural 1819 Innovation Awards to standout engineering projects.

The University of Cincinnati honored local service-learning heroes, awarding Over-the-Rhine Community Housing and faculty members for community engagement efforts.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office educated followers on the meteorological term "flanking line," emphasizing its significance in weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics.

Syed Ahmad from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center recommends genetic counseling for people with a family history of cancer, emphasizing its value despite fears of the unknown.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted the importance and lighter side of their K-9 Unit, emphasizing both their law enforcement role and joyous downtime activities.

The FBI arrested James River Phillips in Ohio for allegedly possessing an unregistered explosive device. An ongoing investigation links him to other explosive incidents.

The University of Cincinnati's disc golf team, the UC Discats, won the PDGA National College Championship, marking their second victory in three years.

Cincinnati Metro has launched a Rider Rewards program that allows users to earn points for free passes and perks by using their public transit system and tracking via the Transit app.

Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood improved with a clean-up event on Earth Day, seeing city workers and locals collaborate on environmental care and beautification.

UC College-Conservatory of Music's Professor Mara Helmuth was named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow, celebrating her contributions and future potential in composition.

Gladys, a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo, is pregnant. Raised by humans, she overcame a broken arm with a 3D-printed cast. Her mate Mbeli and the zoo celebrate the pregnancy.

The Guardian Games event, reported by the Colerain Police on social media, successfully strengthened ties between first responders and high school students through fitness challenges.

Ronell Scott is indicted for the retaliatory murder of musician TreShawn Smith over a rap video feud, facing multiple charges including aggravated murder.

A teen was shot near the University of Cincinnati, and police are investigating. No suspect description or victim condition is available, and the car seen leaving is not confirmed to be involved.

Middletown Police warn locals via Facebook of a rise in car thefts in the Sawyer Mill and Wicklow Drive areas, urging vigilance and preventative measures.

Dravo Park in Colerain Township will be closed temporarily for police training from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 30-May 2, causing minor access disruptions.

Hamilton schools, 17STRONG, and Spooky Nook Champion Mill offer two free sports events for teens on June 17 and July 15, including basketball, volleyball, and soccer.

ODNR highlights springtime adventures in Ohio's parks through travelers Josiah and Karina, promoting trail exploration and outdoor activities on social media.

The University of Cincinnati introduced a scholarship honoring alumnus Harold "Sully" Sullivan for engineering students who emulate his passion for problem-solving and the outdoors.

ODOT announces lane closures on State Route 32 in Clermont County due to storm cleanup, advising drivers to expect delays or seek alternative routes. Traffic will be maintained.

Cincinnati is witnessing a retail boom with national and regional brands expanding there, encouraged by population growth and demand for diverse shopping options, even as recession concerns loom.

Miami University's 31st Undergraduate Research Forum featured 378 students presenting their scholarly work, emphasizing mentorship and the event's generational legacy.

DAAP seniors at the University of Cincinnati showcased capstone projects, with five students receiving the 1819 Innovation Awards for their creativity and social impact.

A 3-year-old was hospitalized following a house fire in West Price Hill, displacing eight people and resulting in $60,000 in damages. Firefighters extinguished the fire quickly, and the cause is under investigation.

A Greater Cincinnati school administrator is on leave following a complaint of inappropriate conduct. The specifics are undisclosed as police and the Talawanda School District investigate.

The article recounts the Cuyahoga River's history of fires due to pollution, influencing environmental policy and the Clean Water Act of 1972, with insights from expert David Stradling.

The I-75/Mill Creek Expressway Project enters Phase 8, which will lead to road closures from May 5 to 8 during nighttime for construction activities.

Three juveniles in Clermont County were arrested for attempted car thefts, one wearing a gorilla mask. Police used surveillance footage to track down the suspects, who are facing charges including criminal mischief and trespassing.

The Haydens donated $2 million to establish a community learning kitchen in Cincinnati, focusing on nutrition education for chronic disease prevention and treatment.

Rodney Hinton Jr., charged with attacking a retired deputy, sues Cincinnati Police and others for $25 million, claiming civil rights violations and physical abuse in custody.

Construction on S.R. 741 for S.R. 63 project to cause traffic shifts with lane closures starting Thursday evening.

Miami University’s ASG named Beth Miller the 2025 Outstanding Professor for her impactful teaching and community engagement in Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health.

CCM students at the University of Cincinnati featured in a documentary for their role in BLINK, a large art and light event.

Dr. David Oh of Hoxworth Blood Center has been appointed to the board of America’s Blood Centers, enhancing Hoxworth's influence in national blood banking.

Lakota Local Schools mourns a 17-year-old student who died in a car crash in Liberty Township. The district offered condolences and requested privacy for the family. Guidance was given for coping with the tragedy.

The Hamilton Police Department in Ohio held the eighth session of the Citizens Police Academy, focusing on the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, using the SIDNE Cart for demonstrations.

Eleven individuals were indicted for allegedly creating and sharing violent abuse videos of monkeys online, with possible five-year prison sentences if convicted.

Micaela Beatham-Garcia reflects on her time at UC Law, emphasizing the authentic community there, as she and the Class of 2025 prepare for their legal careers.

A stolen vehicle pursuit led to multiple arrests in Dayton, with officers using a pit maneuver to stop the car after a chase that began in Deerfield Township.

The article discusses UC's NEXT Innovation Scholars program and a student, Mallika Desai, highlighting experiential learning and preparation for future problem-solving.

José Raúl Pérez-Estrada received a Career-Starter Research Grant from the Knights Templar Eye Foundation to study newt eye development and regeneration, which could potentially benefit pediatric eye care.