A third suspect, Jermaine Matthews, has been arrested in connection with a July 26 assault in Cincinnati, facing multiple charges including felonious assault.

Geologist Craig Dietsch discussed the impact and mechanics of a recent 8.8-magnitude earthquake near Kamchatka and its potential to cause tsunamis, as Pacific communities braced for impact.

A Miami University student's research reveals inadequate beach accessibility for people with disabilities in Chicago, with North Shore beaches facing issues like poor infrastructure and funding disparities.

A study suggests the stock market performs better when Congress is in recess, with the Dow and S&P 500 showing higher returns during such periods, as noted by an MSN article.

Five charged after a violent brawl in downtown Cincinnati during a jazz festival, Police Chief and Mayor condemn actions, highlight community responsibility.

A pedestrian, Hiwaot Akalu, died after a July 4 car collision in Westwood. The driver was not speeding, and neither drugs nor alcohol tests were done. Witnesses are sought for the ongoing investigation.

Heat advisory in effect until 8 PM EDT Wednesday for high temperatures across multiple regions, with heat index values up to 105 degrees; residents are advised to take precautions.

Shemar Stewart signed a four-year, fully guaranteed $19 million contract with the Bengals, including a $10.4 million bonus, after resolving negotiations.

A man in his 40s sustained life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run in Cincinnati's Queensgate area. Police are investigating without a suspect or vehicle description yet.

Cincinnati might reintroduce youth curfews to curb violence, assessing feasibility and considering non-punitive measures like a curfew center for minors. Curfew enforcement has declined since 2000 in Hamilton County.

Cincinnati police increase foot patrols in Over-the-Rhine to combat rising crime and foster community ties, focusing on evening commerce periods for greater visibility and engagement.

Free health care services were offered at St. Xavier High School by UC students, Anthem, and RAM, providing medical, dental, and vision care to those in need, no ID or insurance required.

The article discusses rampant workplace violence against nurses, with 80% experiencing aggression and often inadequate hospital responses to their reports.