Cincinnati Police seek public help via social media to catch a suspect involved in a theft on Reading Road, directing tips to Detective Wolf at 513-569-8627.

The Savannah Bananas showcased their unique "Banana Ball" game with dance and antics at Great American Ball Park, with strong pitching and hitting leading to a 5-2 win against the Texas Tailgaters.

A Cincinnati man, Terron Minnifield, was arrested in Kentucky after a police chase. He faces charges including evasion, reckless driving, and drug possession.

Ohio's ODOT District 8 is enhancing efficiency and safety through a collaborative maintenance project, leveraging cross-district partnerships and public feedback to improve transportation and aiming for zero traffic fatalities.

The University of Cincinnati hosted a successful Ohio Higher Education Computing Council, centered on IT strategy and student improvement across Ohio institutions.

Miami University's Honors College has implemented a senior project requirement for students to demonstrate interdisciplinary learning and personal growth.

A shooting in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood left one man dead and another injured. No suspects have been identified; police are investigating.

Construction on a pedestrian bridge causes lane closures on I-71 and I-471, with disruptions beginning Wednesday evening and additional closures on Thursday.

A Clermont County nurse, Angela Holton, is indicted for stealing drugs from a nursing home and tampering with records, with previous similar allegations not reported to the authorities.

Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam involving a text message falsely claiming to be from the Ohio BMV, demanding payment for a fake traffic ticket.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Alijah Graham, missing since Monday, from the West End area. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

Morgan Myers, 20, was found shot dead in a car in Springfield Township. Police are investigating the case as a homicide and seeking public assistance.

Excavation in Pompeii, led by UC's Steven Ellis, revealed a trade district with diverse food remnants including a giraffe leg, indicating exotic trade in Roman times.