Stanley M. Chesley, renowned class-action lawyer, died at 89, leaving behind a legacy marked by landmark cases and a transformative approach to class-action lawsuits, despite a later career marred by disbarment.

Cincinnati police have arrested Deandre Shannon in connection with the shooting of Bennie Byrd over a year ago, following an extensive investigation into the incident.

Cincinnati Police seek help identifying suspects from an October 10 theft on Short Vine St. The Public is urged to contact Detective Wolf with information.

The I-75 overpass has reopened following emergency repairs after a tanker fire, though some restrictions remain due to weather-delayed road repainting.

Hoxworth Blood Center partners with Cincinnati Cyclones to offer a special hoodie for blood donors in November to encourage donations in the Tristate area.

Kelly Dobos from the University of Cincinnati explains the benefits and uses of squalane in skincare products, noting its hydrating properties and popularity.

Cincinnati Police intensify the manhunt for Edinson Ascanio, wanted for the murder of Jhonny Mercado-Perez on October 12. Ascanio is considered "armed and dangerous." Public assistance is sought.

Caleb Holbert, 22, died after a hit-and-run in Brown County; authorities seek a Ford vehicle involved. Police investigated the scene and redirected traffic. Public help is requested.

University of Cincinnati President Neville Pinto discussed his life and role on the 'Beyond the Title' podcast, aiming to humanize university leadership.

The article describes "blood rain," a mysterious phenomenon where rain appears red, referencing historical accounts and modern explanations involving Saharan dust storms.

"Butler County Sheriff's Office, in partnership with ICE, carried out 'Operation Deportation,' leading to the arrest of 23 individuals under the 287(g) program."

The CCTST, a joint venture between the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Cincinnati Children's, received a $37.2 million grant renewal from NIH to support translational science and research.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find missing dementia patient Phillip Barnett, last seen October 19 en route to a local store. Call Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.