A man died in a head-on collision in Goshen, with alcohol and drugs suspected to be factors; the other driver is hospitalized and under investigation.

UC professor Rebecca Borah discusses psychological factors that affect traffic pattern perception, related to pattern recognition and the Mandela effect.

A three-alarm fire in an Oakley home displaced five people and caused an estimated $200,000 in damages, despite no serious injuries. No smoke detectors were found in the building.

Oxford, Ohio offers free metered parking Uptown until January 10, 2026, while maintaining a 2-hour limit to support local businesses during the holidays.

The Kettering Police Department shares notable crime reports weekly on social media to increase transparency, while noting not all incidents are included and some details are redacted for privacy.

The University of Cincinnati's engineering program receives a surge in federal funding, benefiting research, the local economy, and the university's cooperative education program.

The Cincinnati Bengals are criticized for not clearing snow from Paycor Stadium seats during a game, potentially breaching NFL rules, despite prioritizing other areas. The NFL is reviewing the situation.

Hoxworth Blood Center encourages holiday blood donations through "Holiday Heroes of the Tristate" events, featuring tributes, giveaways, and partnerships with local businesses.

UC Law professor Christopher Bryant discusses the story of George Remus, a Cincinnati bootlegger, detailing his legal exploitation of Prohibition's loopholes and his dramatic fall.

Sharonville, just north of Cincinnati, will celebrate the holiday season with free activities including carriage rides, iceless ice skating, musical performances, and a visit from Santa at its "Christmas on the Loop" event.

The Sunflower Spa in Symmes Township has been shut down, with Yinliu Shi arrested on prostitution and financial crimes charges after a multi-agency investigation.

University of Cincinnati celebrates Taylor Allgood as its first Marshall Scholar in 60 years, recognizing her efforts in addressing food insecurity on campus.

Authorities and community members are searching for 16-year-old Crenton Griffin, who went missing in Price Hill, Cincinnati. Last seen wearing a black hoodie and jeans, the Cincinnati Police urge public assistance and have shared a hotline for tips.