A collision on I-75 involving a 27-year-old driver and a construction vehicle caused injuries and a prolonged highway closure; alcohol is considered a factor.

Cincinnati City Council approved a new parking plan for Over-the-Rhine, creating zones for various parking uses to balance the needs of residents and businesses.

A woman, 72, was shot in Cincinnati and hospitalized in stable condition. The female suspect is at large, but there's no public threat. Police are investigating.

A water main break in Cincinnati caused a giant sinkhole on Spring Grove Avenue, disrupting traffic and requiring repair work, which may affect Monday rush hour.

An argument at a youth football game in Cincinnati led to gunfire, injuring two men. The suspect is still at large.

Taurikos Stallworth has been arrested for a Winton Hills double shooting that left one dead and another injured. He faces multiple charges, including murder.

A juvenile was arrested and confessed to making threats against Reading High School in Cincinnati, leading to school closures and charges of inducing panic and terroristic threats.

Local organizations have filed a lawsuit against agencies over the Brent Spence Bridge project, citing environmental concerns and seeking a complete impact statement.

Skyline Chili and Dewey's Pizza collaborate on a Skyline Dip Deluxe pizza, celebrating Skyline’s 75th anniversary, with sales benefiting the local Boys and Girls Club.

Arthur Smith was sentenced to life for the 2021 murder of Antwan Morris in Cincinnati. He can seek parole after 24 years. Smith, who was in jail, is also accused of plotting another murder.

Blink Cincinnati, a light and art festival, will animate the city across 30 blocks from October 17-20. It will feature over 80 installations, drone shows, and the Black Music Walk of Fame.

Skyline Chili in Cincinnati is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a party at Fountain Square that includes a world record attempt, local food, and celebrity appearances.

A former Warren County school treasurer was indicted for various charges including theft and tampering with evidence, related to his tenure at Wayne Local School District.