Lebanon mourns the loss of Jim VanDeGrift, a revered teacher, coach, and community pillar who impacted Lebanon High School and local governance.

Father Rob Jack, a priest, was struck during a teen brawl in downtown Cincinnati as he tried to intervene. The violence raises concerns about youth civility, which he discussed on the radio. Police are investigating the incident.

A dirt bike and a FedEx van collided in Cleves, resulting in the death of the bike rider and no injuries to the van driver. Investigations are ongoing.

Cincinnati police closed streets and evacuated buildings in Over-the-Rhine due to a suspicious bag that contained harmless items, including USB wires. No threats were found.

The Cincinnati Museum Center is reviving its 78-year-old holiday tradition with the Duke Energy Holiday Trains display, which will be open from Nov. 9 to Jan. 6, 2025. The display will feature historical train models and a LEGO exhibit.

A Clermont County man was arrested after police discovered pipe bombs and ammo in his shed. Ricky Lewis II faces charges of possessing dangerous ordnance.

Cincinnati will honor baseball legend Pete Rose with a public visitation at Great American Ball Park on Sunday and will waive Reds Hall of Fame fees.

Elijah Thomas, 28, was convicted of aggravated murder and other charges in the shooting death of Katelyn Puckett, 23, in Warren County after a two-day trial.

The Mt. Healthy City School District struggles financially after a tax levy fails, prompting concerns over budget cuts and the need for a recovery plan.

A polling site in Cincinnati was evacuated due to a suspicious backpack; voting resumed at an alternative site after police and fire departments cleared the area.

Hamilton County is participating in Operation Green Light for Veterans, illuminating buildings in green from Nov 4-11 to honor veterans and connect them with resources.

Keith Heard is in critical condition after being shot multiple times on Wayne Ave. in Lincoln Heights. Authorities are investigating, with no suspects or motives yet identified.

A community mourns after Patricia McCollum and her adopted children, DJ and Kaydence, were found stabbed to death in College Hill. The suspect, part of the extended family, also died from self-inflicted wounds.