Warm, foggy start Thursday with highs near 82F and gusty south winds. Multiple rounds of showers and storms are expected through Saturday.

Hamilton County will appeal after a judge excluded much of the evidence in the Muddy Water horse‑abuse case, reopening the dispute over 18 seized horses.

Reinsurance inflows and new carriers are easing property rates in 2026, but climate and legal pressures mean some markets remain hard to insure.

Terrex Development moved its headquarters from Oakley to Golf Manor, roughly tripling its office footprint and consolidating construction operations into a larger shop.

A 25-year-old man was seriously injured in a hit-and-run near 13th and Walnut during Opening Day, his family hopes surveillance and tips will identify the driver.

A massive fire at Rice Auto Body sent flames and heavy smoke across Millville-Oxford Road in Hanover Township, prompting road closures and a multi-agency response.

The family of a Cincinnati trucker killed in a fiery I‑64 pileup has sued a Sharonville carrier, alleging speeding, distraction and hours‑of‑service violations.

Court filings say Donta Smith allegedly broke into a Logan Street home in Over-the-Rhine and sent a text reading "I'll kill you." He is due in court Monday.

A Cincinnati father and small-business owner is being held by ICE at Butler County Jail, his family has appealed a bond denial and says deportation could put him at risk. They say his green‑card hearing was moved up because he’s in custody.

A 64-year-old Williamsburg man died Friday after his pickup left State Route 32, struck a tree and overturned, troopers say the crash is under investigation.

A pre-dawn generator fire at Duke Energy’s Woodsdale station challenged crews because the unit remained energized at roughly 345,000 volts. Crews extinguished the blaze after power was shut off, no injuries were reported.

Neyer Properties and Uptown Rental are partnering on an $80M, 3.7‑acre mixed‑use riverfront project in Bellevue with a planned 2026 groundbreaking.

Cincinnati Children’s won a $3M JobsOhio grant to fund 100 high‑paying research and technical jobs tied to its Innovation District expansion.