Dontonyio Spruill was fatally shot in Cincinnati's West End; police are investigating with no suspects identified yet.

Hamilton County Engineer's office updated its main contact number for better service and streamlined access, as part of a broader initiative to improve communication.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run involving a white Jeep and a cyclist on Glenway Ave. An image of the suspect was released.

Cincinnati Police are seeking info on a theft in the 900 block of W. 8th St. and ask for identification help of an individual via a social media post.

UC music student Emily Riker's article on music education barriers, published in The Horn Call, addresses socioeconomic impacts on horn study accessibility. She advocates for equality and develops programs for financially challenged students.

The University of Cincinnati announces an AI symposium focused on the future of work, research, and learning, to be held at Tangeman University Center on February 18, 2026.

University of Cincinnati's architecture program gained international recognition at the 2025 Venice Biennale with their installation "INOSCULAE," highlighted in a Building Design article.

Horror filmmaker Spencer Lackey teaches UC College-Conservatory of Music students to create engaging short-form videos in the Digital Performance Lab.

A firefighter from West Chester rescued an elderly man from a submerged car in a pond, with the emergency response and extraction happening within minutes of the call.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public assistance to find a suspect who vandalized an ATM on Ludlow Avenue, as captured on surveillance video showing the suspect punching the machine.

Blake Shelton is confirmed as the first major headliner for the 2026 Voices of America Country Music Festival in West Chester. Tickets are on sale, with a price increase scheduled after November 9.

A Carson School student was injured in a hit-and-run while walking to school, but later returned to class the same day. CPS urges caution in school zones and the investigation is ongoing.

Cincinnati nonprofits are providing food assistance due to a government shutdown which may result in the suspension of SNAP benefits, with a focus on meeting increased demand from residents.