The Bengals are set to kick off their NFL season against the Browns, with bets favoring Cincinnati despite their past opener struggles and QB Joe Burrow's average stats in early games.

Cincinnati Police investigate a bike theft on Seymour Avenue, request community assistance, and encourage vigilance against rising petty crime rates in the city.

Ayman Soliman's trial date has been moved up by three months, imposing a tight preparation schedule for his defense team amid complexities related to immigration and wrongful allegations.

The Cincinnati Police Department is investigating an aggravated robbery at St. Teresa of Avila Church and is seeking information on a suspect who used the victim's credit cards.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding Jonte Boseman, 14, missing since August 31 from Roll Hill. He wore a black hoodie, black pants, and blue/white shoes. Contact Det. Williams with info.

Police named the victims of a Mount Washington shooting: Bemnet Deresse, Eden Adugna, and Feven Adugna. A fourth person was injured. The community grieves, and the shooter is hospitalized.

University of Cincinnati students earned $94.2 million in co-op earnings in the 2024-25 year, reflecting a six percent increase from the previous year.

Developers withdraw their proposal for a large redevelopment in Hyde Park due to local opposition over concerns about size and traffic, aiming to revise plans to better align with community preferences.

A severe crash on OH-125 in Tate Township necessitated emergency response, including AirCare, with multiple injuries and a road shutdown for investigation and rescue efforts.

The Cincinnati Police Department is investigating a theft on Race St. and is seeking public assistance. Contact Detective Bryant with any information.

The Hoffman Honors Scholars program at the University of Cincinnati is entering its second year, welcoming 22 new diverse students, and aims to provide debt-free careers and real-world skills.

Over 600 UAW members at GE Aerospace in Ohio and Kentucky are on strike over job security, healthcare costs, and time off, after failed contract negotiations.

The Lindner College of Business has announced new leadership, faculty, and staff for the 2025-26 academic year, including promotions and new hires in various departments.