Clinton County's 911 services were down from Friday evening to Saturday morning, affecting all major cell carriers. The outage was linked to outdated equipment, and residents were given alternative emergency numbers.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is promoting Operation Dry Water, a campaign from July 4 to 6, aimed at deterring impaired boating, including the use of alcohol and drugs.

The University of Cincinnati's journalism program prepares students for the dynamic newsroom environment, emphasizing real-world experience and diverse career possibilities post-graduation.

An Ohio road buckled under extreme heat, prompting Ohio Department of Transportation's swift repairs and warnings about infrastructure resilience and public safety.

A 17-year-old motorcyclist died after crashing into a semi-truck in Warren County. The truck driver was injured. The cause of the collision is under investigation.

A father-son drug trafficking team in Cincinnati received prison sentences for distributing various drugs, living lavishly, and possessing weapon and assets.

Rasheed Mills, a 16-year-old boy, was shot and killed in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine. The suspect is at large, and the community and Mills's family mourn the loss. Police seek information from the public.

Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 15-year-old Kayla Pointdexter, last seen in Avondale and known to visit Clifton, and are asking for public help.

Ohio Republican lawmakers plan to introduce the "Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act" to ban abortions and classify them as homicide, without exceptions for rape or incest, which contradicts the state's reproductive rights amendment.

The Real Estate Center Dinner at Cincinnati Music Hall spotlighted real estate students and program supporters with over 600 attendees, speeches, and networking opportunities.

A 20-year-old motorcyclist, Hunter Lee Douglas Miller, died following a collision with a car in Butler County, with the cause of death being multiple blunt traumatic injuries. The crash is under investigation.

UC scientists, led by assistant professor Tom Seegar, have mapped the atomic structures of two proteins, advancing understanding of inflammation regulation.

A former Clermont County Deputy has been convicted of child rape and other sex crimes, facing potential life imprisonment without parole. Sentencing is set for July 17.