Patrick Rosemond pled not guilty to charges from a Cincinnati brawl, including felonious assault and riot. His $500,000 bond reflects a flight risk concern and a criminal history. The case has prompted safety debates in Cincinnati.

The University of Cincinnati's new dean has had a notable first year, bringing infectious energy to her role, integrating with the city, and enhancing the university's educational offerings.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Elijah Ford who was last seen August 6 in West Price Hill. They urge anyone with information to call Det. Williams at 513-263-8333.

Wright State University–Lake Campus’ WDBEC aligns education with local industry needs, offering programs to develop workforce skills, enhance careers, and support business growth.

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center begins a Phase 3 trial for a new radiation therapy aimed at improving survival for inoperable pancreatic cancer patients.

The Colerain Police Department issued a safety advisory for drivers as schools reopen, emphasizing the importance of obeying school bus rules and being cautious in school zones.

Cincinnati police are investigating an August break-in in Over-the-Rhine and seek help identifying a suspect caught on video, asking for information via social media.

Cincinnati is addressing hate speech incidents, including KKK flyers and public brawls. White supremacist displays have occurred and charges are pending. A law professor discusses the balance of free speech and hate speech in light of these events.

Cincinnati hosts Red Bull Flugtag, where teams launch homemade flying machines into the Ohio River. The event includes competitions, prizes, and public viewing at Sawyer Point Park.

The 2025 Voices of America Country Music Festival in West Chester, Ohio, featuring Carrie Underwood and Darius Rucker, has begun, with tickets and parking information available online.

Six people face charges, up to 29.5 years in prison, related to a Cincinnati brawl. The incident prompts safety reviews amid scrutiny of local law enforcement.

A motorcyclist died in Cincinnati after running a red light and hitting a Honda Civic, which then struck two parked cars. The accident investigations continue.

Clermont County is investigating why some outdoor warning sirens failed to sound during a test, advising residents to use alternative storm alert methods.