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.

The U.S. District Court has appointed Dominick S. Gerace II as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio until the Senate confirms his nomination.

West Chester police investigate a multi-vehicle crash on Cox Road that injured two and closed the road for hours.

University of Cincinnati researchers presented new findings in blood cancer treatments at the American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting, including a drug for resistant CLL and a targeted JAK2 inhibitor therapy.

ChatGPT helps holiday shoppers with gift ideas and budgeting, as highlighted by Professor Sachin Modi and examined by WLWT through shopper surveys at Rookwood Commons.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval admitted to his car being repossessed in 2024 due to his "carelessness" but contested the authenticity of a document alleging a further repossession.

Cincinnati's recent snowstorm broke a record from 1929 with up to 5.5 inches of snow, leading to school closures and snow emergencies in several counties.

Loveland's Sesquicentennial Committee received 68 flag design submissions for their 150th anniversary. Arianna Wilson won with "The Heart Land," inspired by local landmarks.

Evendale Emergency Services celebrates a successful Toys for Tots drive and reminds community members to donate toys by December 2, with drop-off points at the Fire Station and Recreation Center.

Firefighters in Forest Park, OH, completed live burn drills to improve emergency response skills, as highlighted through a city's social media post emphasizing teamwork and preparedness.

Kettering, Ohio's government praises local small businesses for their significant contributions to the community and economy, encouraging residents to support them for a vibrant city.

University of Cincinnati instructor Jane Davis competed in the Netflix reality show "Squid Game: The Challenge," drawing on her competitive sales background and love for reality TV and strategic games.