The ringleader of a car theft ring, Kahrese Tracey Scott Lee, pleaded guilty to running a $1.5 million vehicle theft operation across multiple states.

A Middletown domestic dispute led to Ronald Kerr allegedly shooting his wife and firing at police, ending in both Kerrs' deaths and no officers injured.

A 72-year-old sex offender, Clyde Herald, faces new charges for stalking a girl at a Target in Covington, with a string of past convictions since 1996.

UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Kayla Harrison celebrated her win in her hometown, Middletown High School, with a podcast recording and community support.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have reviewed why EGFR-targeted therapies face resistance in certain cancers, looking into new combination therapies that could improve treatment outcomes.

Lakota Local Schools proposes two tax measures for facility improvements and expansions, including constructing four new schools, and reconfiguring school models by 2029.

A house fire in Middletown claimed two lives, including Doug Daughetee. Responding firefighters worked to rescue the occupants amid heavy smoke. One firefighter was injured, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

A study in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology suggests that inflammation, not symptoms, disrupts sleep in IBD patients, based on data from wearable tech.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify suspects in downtown property vandalism, where individuals were seen on camera throwing bricks at vehicles.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office Marine Patrol ensured safety during Hamilton's fireworks and announced their presence at Houston Woods' event, emphasizing the importance of safety tips.

Cincinnati man, Kenuel Collins-Ferrell, is charged with negligent assault after a child was accidentally shot.

UC research professor Gail Fairhurst received the ICA Steve Chaffee Career Achievement Award for communication studies.

I-75 rest areas in Ohio will close next week for reconstruction, with the project lasting until summer 2026, disrupting travel routines and requiring drivers to find alternatives.