Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday in Cincinnati with gusty winds and wet commutes. Cooler weather and a frost risk arrive Sunday night.

A second suspect has been arrested in the downtown drive‑by that killed Justin Johnson, his family says they will mark his birthday each year. Police say two brothers are charged.

An Ansonia volunteer firefighter has been charged with aggravated murder and arson after prosecutors say a house fire exposed the body of longtime coach Ericka Kramer. The arrest has rattled the small community as investigators continue their probe.

The Westwood plan pairs new affordable units with preservation and streetscape projects across Cincinnati's largest neighborhood. Community groups say nonprofit-owned lots are already moving toward development.

Coterie Lounge & Café says a family‑friendly drag queen story hour will proceed on Thursday after online criticism, the owner says tickets sold out and safety plans are in place.

Chick‑fil‑A’s new Mt. Auburn location is under construction but now expected to open this fall, months after city planning had targeted a February debut. The delay renews traffic and walkability concerns around E. McMillan and Highland.

A three-month residency will take over the former Goose & Elder storefront at Findlay Market, hosting rotating makers, pop-ups and events this summer.

A fight inside the Cincinnati Zoo cafeteria on Sunday left a juvenile hit by a chair and two men now facing assault and related charges, police records show.

Scattered morning showers could produce brief gusts up to 45 mph. Highs near 80 today and mid-80s midweek with renewed storm chances.

Highs near 85°F and gusty southwest winds in Cincinnati today. Scattered storms return Monday.

A Cincinnati shooting survivor now runs a weapons-under-disability class at River City Correctional Center that leaders say is cutting re-arrest rates among graduates.

Cloudy Saturday morning clears to sun with a high near 71, Sunday rockets to the mid-80s with gusty winds and storms returning early next week.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty in federal court after surveillance footage captured him setting Pride and Ukrainian flags on fire last July. He faces a federal minimum of five years and separate state arson charges.