Kings Island has started construction on RiverRacers, a new water coaster, and seven new water slides for kids at Soak City, promising exciting additions for the upcoming season.

A 60-year-old man named William Hawkins died after a stabbing in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. No suspects have been identified, and police are investigating.

Cincinnati's high-end real estate market saw a significant increase in July, with a $5.8 million sale in Indian Hill leading the trend of rising luxury home prices.

Mellotone Beer Project, founded by industry veterans, is set to open in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine, replacing the former Taft's Ale House later this year.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is set to speak at the Democratic National Convention, highlighting the party's diverse voices and supporting Kamala Harris for president.

The Cincinnati Bengals will wear all-orange uniforms for their home opener against the Patriots, introducing "Open In Orange," which includes events, themed t-shirts, and an "Orange Out" at the stadium.

A 39-year-old man was shot by a relative in Cheviot; the suspect is under arrest facing domestic violence and assault charges. The victim is expected to survive.

Raymond Huff Jr. was arrested for allegedly causing panic and bringing a gun onto school property during a youth football practice, according to court documents.

A Cleves woman, Stephanie McBride, is charged with aggravated vehicular assault after causing a serious collision while allegedly under the influence of methamphetamine and marijuana.

Naomi Osaka experienced travel issues and a defeat at the Cincinnati Open qualifiers after United Airlines misplaced her luggage and she lost a match to Ashlyn Krueger.

Two passengers sustained extensive injuries in a lone motorcycle crash in Warren County, with one airlifted and the other taken by ambulance for treatment.

Batavia Police Chief Jim Young is on leave amidst an investigation into alleged misconduct, with Mayor Runck ensuring impartiality during the process. No specifics of the allegations are revealed.

Aglamesis Bros' is opening a new ice cream and candy parlor in Hamilton's Main Street Business District, following their expansion of chocolate production in Cincinnati.