The Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft at UDF on Clifton Ave and seeking public assistance to identify the suspect, with information to be sent to Detective Cronin.

The University of Cincinnati fully funded the Paul E. Potter Endowed Chair of Geology with $2 million, honoring the dedicated geology professor and sedimentologist/paleontologist.

A man is in custody after a head-on collision in Butler County, leading to an ICE detainer due to his immigration status. He faces several charges including aggravated vehicular assault and OVI.

The Patriots defeated the Bengals 26-20, marking their ninth consecutive win and a 10-2 season record, led by quarterback Drake Maye and kicker Andy Borregales.

FC Cincinnati ended their season with a 4-0 playoff defeat by Inter Miami CF, led by Lionel Messi's goal and three assists. The team now faces important roster decisions with 14 players' contracts expiring.

UC Clermont’s athletic teams had a historic season, with women’s volleyball and soccer winning national titles, and men’s soccer finishing as runner-up.

The Cincinnati Police are using social media to find a missing 17-year-old named Tanel and welcome public help. Tanel disappeared on October 2 and is known to visit Corryville, Avondale, and North Avondale.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in identifying a suspect from a car break-in and stolen credit card case on November 12, using surveillance footage shared online.

Lavontez Davis pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and strangulation in the 2023 killing of Jason McKinnon, after an altercation post-FC Cincinnati match.

Joseph W. Boggs was arrested without incident for a twelve-count indictment, including rape and kidnapping in Middletown. The police urge witnesses to contact Detective Kirby.

Cincinnati Police are searching for 17-year-old Aniya Wrencher, missing since November 9, and wearing all black with Crocs. They urge anyone with information to contact Det. Oliver at 513-352-4567.

Ohio House passed House Bill 359 for a Joshua Alert system to find missing children with developmental disabilities, named after Joshua Al-Lateef Jr. who drowned near his home.

Cincinnati unveils the HBCU Literacy Hub, emphasizing literacy and cultural pride, with youth-led murals celebrating HBCUs. Funded by Safe and Clean, it's a space for learning and heritage.