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Sports in ...
Former Bearcat Lance Stephenson appeared to punch ex‑Xavier star Jordan Crawford during a BIG3 game, sparking multiple ejections and an early stoppage.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A person was wounded in a late-night shooting on the 500 block of Carplin Place in Corryville; injuries are non-life-threatening and police have not named a suspect.
Four people were charged after a viral brawl at a North College Hill Burger King; police say the group was later tied to a separate shooting and investigators have released images.
Retail & Industry in ...
Kroger shares fell about 7% after mixed first‑quarter results under new CEO Greg Foran, as investors weigh price cuts against near‑term margin risk.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
A Cincinnati‑led genetics analysis of 944 children found dozens of risk variants that help predict which kids progress to chronic pancreatitis.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Brent Neal, 29, died June 16 at UC Medical Center after a June 10 collision on State Route 4; police are investigating.
A Franklin man was arrested after a May 6 pursuit that ended when officers found a counterfeit Carlisle police badge and other forged documents in his Mustang.
Butler County deputies are searching for Michael Crawford, 35, wanted for failing to register as a sex offender. Officials say do not approach and contact police with tips.
A 73-year-old man’s body was recovered from the Little Miami River near Grandin Road; police say the case is under investigation and no foul play is suspected.
Weather & Environment in ...
Thunderstorms likely this afternoon in Cincinnati with gusty winds and brief heavy rain. Cooler Monday, with a stronger system possible midweek.
Arts & Culture in ...
A retooled Van Gogh immersive show has returned to downtown Cincinnati with new rooms, VR segments and a life‑size projection that invites conversation.
Community & Society in ...
A scheduling dispute left Walnut Hills’ Marching Blue & Gold with one weekly field rehearsal, threatening competitions, scholarships and the color guard.
Cincinnati will pay nearly $16,000 to settle a lawsuit after a man bought a Porsche at a city auction that later turned out to be stolen.
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