The event at the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame celebrated new inductees and the venue's anniversary with performances and tributes, drawing a crowd to honor Black musical contributions.

Luke Combs is performing at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati for his sold-out Growin' Up and Gettin' Old tour with guests like Jordan Davis. Traffic and weather advisories are in place.

Mason teachers, without a renewed contract, plan to rally for fair negotiation before the school year begins, with community support. They seek more competitive pay and professional development days.

Two motorcyclists were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash in Evendale, with one in critical condition. The collision involved a lane-changing truck, a Corolla, and the motorcycle.

A 55-year-old man died in a Brown County crash after his truck hit a pole, fence, and tree. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

The city continues making progress on the Millville and Donna Avenue concrete repair and utility improvements, with successful water main replacements and intersections reopening.

Walter Walker died in a multi-vehicle crash in Evendale; medical issues, not drugs or alcohol, may have been a factor.

Delays in Norwood Lateral repair extend its closure in Ohio, impacting travelers and local businesses, with ODOT citing unforeseen structural issues and inclement weather as reasons.

A Rumpke driver was robbed and assaulted at gunpoint in Cincinnati's Clifton neighborhood. The driver sought medical care and was later released. No suspect has been identified; the investigation is ongoing.

The Medpace 5K will cause several street closures in Cincinnati on Saturday, August 17, affecting morning travel from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Local officials advise seeking alternative routes.

Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile Virus were found in Delhi Township, Hamilton County, prompting public health officials to increase surveillance and prevention efforts. No human cases reported.

Several people were injured in two separate shootings at Covington bars; both incidents occurred early in the morning with no arrests reported. Authorities are investigating.

The Cincinnati Bengals announced their 2024 season uniform rotation, including all-orange and "White Bengal" outfits. Fans can plan their attire to match the team for each game.

The Cincinnati Reds ended a three-game losing streak with a 6-3 win against the Toronto Blue Jays, aided by Spencer Steer's key RBI double and TJ Friedl's 10th homer.

Julia Petiprin launches House of Departure to provide consulting services in interior design, menu development, and operations for the hospitality industry.

Three individuals plead guilty to using stolen credit card details to illegally buy firearms, as reported by the U.S. Attorney's Office, Southern District of Ohio.

A golf cart and a pickup truck collided in Clermont County, resulting in serious injuries to the golf cart occupant, who was airlifted to a medical center.

The FDA approved new COVID-19 vaccines targeting the KP.2 variant, with distribution in the Tri-State area imminent. These shots aim to offer better protection against this strain, particularly severe outcomes.

A Butler Tech educator, David Kenneth Campbell, has been indicted on charges related to child sexual abuse material, pleading not guilty at his arraignment. He faces 23 felony counts and is on electronic home monitoring ahead of future court dates.

The incident occurred on Ballentine Pike, where the ATV overturned after striking a fence. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which involved a sideswipe with another ATV

A Warren County man is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after two July crashes, one fatal. Another unrelated Warren County crash killed a 75-year-old man.

Joseph Rudd has been charged with the murder of 60-year-old Troy Rudd in North Fairmount after allegedly striking him in the head, with their father-son relationship confirmed.

A fire at Meadow Ridge Apartments in West Chester displaced 14 people. Crews responded around 4 a.m., and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Greater Cincinnati Water Works is sending notifications to property owners about lead water pipes, as part of a federally mandated effort encouraging replacements.

Due to excessive heat, several Tri-State area high schools delayed their football games, but the competition and community spirit remained strong as historic rivalries continued on the adjusted schedule.

An Ohio man, Darby Smith, was arrested for his sixth OVI after being pulled over for traffic violations, marking his third felony OVI arrest in a decade.

An Elly De La Cruz baseball card sold for a record $116,534 at Goldin, marking a new high for the player's memorabilia and reflecting his rising popularity.

Joey Chestnut, known for his eating records, is set to entertain at the Bengals' season opener with a bratwurst eating contest at halftime, celebrating Cincinnati's German heritage.

BLINK, Cincinnati's light and art festival, has unveiled its 2024 map expanding to 30 blocks, including a new zone in Newport. The free event runs from October 17-20 and will feature over 80 installations and a parade.

The Harvest Home Fair begins in Cheviot with a parade and will feature rides, games, and music. WWII Veteran Henry Armstrong serves as grand marshall. Entry fees apply after the first day, with exceptions for certain groups.

Mt. Healthy South Elementary and other schools closed or heightened security in response to an online threat. Investigations are ongoing with law enforcement involvement.

A judge orders Rusconi Bar & Kitchen to close temporarily due to allegations of violence, underage drinking, and violations of fire code capacity. The bar's attorney claims unfair treatment.

Middletown City Schools increased its police presence due to social media threats, maintaining a routine with one student charged and ongoing investigations.

A Winton Woods student was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. Swift's police response ensured safety, and the student faced serious charges.

A Hillsboro man died in a single-vehicle crash in Highland County after his truck hit a grain bin and barn. He was not wearing a seatbelt. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating.

Jedidiah Hayes Lang received an additional life sentence for strangling his cellmate, Cody Bartimus, in prison.

A Cincinnati firefighter, Mack Ogletree, was arrested on charges of felonious assault related to a double shooting in Colerain Township. He's now on unpaid leave pending an investigation.

The Cincinnati Zoo is set to open the Harry and Linda Fath Elephant Trek habitat on October 1, offering an expansive area for elephants to roam and a breeding program for the species.

A vehicle crash caused a two-hour school delay in Ross, canceling morning classes. The affected area's power restoration is expected by 2 p.m.

Cincinnati police found a gun at Stargel Stadium behind Taft High School, prompting an investigation by school authorities and concerns over student safety.

A student was struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk near Lakota West High School and hospitalized. The incident raised concerns over pedestrian safety, as this was the second such event in four months.

A fire at Woodlawn Commons Apartments resulted in eight families losing their homes and minor injuries to one firefighter. The cause is unknown and the Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

A fatal car crash in West Price Hill involving a parked dump truck resulted in the death of a passenger and significant injuries to the 18-year-old driver. Police are looking into impairment and speed as factors.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to gun trafficking charges, including selling a machine gun and possessing a firearm near a school. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

A man named Reginald Simpson was fatally shot while in his car near a Mount Healthy gas station. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

An Amelia man on a motorized bike was seriously injured after colliding with an SUV in Bethel, Ohio, during a power outage affecting street lights. He was airlifted to a medical center.

Eugene Johnson, 61, was arrested for the fatal stabbing of William Hawkins, 60, in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills area. Hawkins died three days after the August incident. Details about the case and the motive remain unclear.

Ann Shatto faces charges of animal cruelty after police found 40 neglected animals in her Clermont County home, with conditions prompting immediate action.

A man was shot in his Bond Hill apartment when a bullet came through the window, the injury is non-life-threatening. Police are investigating and seeking suspects.

A community in Goshen, Ohio, mourns five people killed in a crash, leaving a surviving 18-year-old in critical condition. Families remember the victims and seek support.

Cincinnati Children's Hospital is ranked in the top 10 for all specialties by U.S. News, with number one spots in cancer, gastroenterology, and pulmonology.

Billy Wagner's defense petitioned to move his trial due to extensive media coverage, hoping for an unbiased jury; previous similar motions were denied. His family members involved in the Pike County massacre case have admitted guilt or been convicted.

Over 100 Highland Elementary School students received new shoes in a collaborative effort by Cincinnati Bengals, Just a Pair of Shoes, and Kettering Health. The initiative included sports activities and a shoe design contest.

A fatal motorcycle crash has prompted the closure of Ross Hanover Road in Butler County, with the affected stretch between Black Road and Davis Road, as local authorities continue to investigate.

Lakota School District is organizing a traffic safety meeting after two students were hit in crosswalks, prompting a community dialogue on enhancing safety measures.

St. Xavier High School fired a teacher over a "possible boundary violation" with a student; an investigation is ongoing.

Northbound I-75 in Cincinnati will be closed for construction from Friday night to Monday morning, involving detours and alternate routes for drivers.

A man named Delrico Hill, 48, was pronounced dead after a shooting in Cincinnati's Avondale neighborhood, police are investigating and seeking information.

Kaleb Evans, 18, was fatally shot in Westwood, Cincinnati, on Sunday night. The incident, initially misreported location-wise, is under investigation, and no suspects have been identified. Police are seeking public assistance.

A 75-year-old Ohio woman, Ann Mayers, was sentenced to 4-5.5 years for an armed bank robbery, with some charges reduced and credit for time served. She claimed financial desperation drove her to the crime.

Graeter's and Skyline Chili may concoct a unique Cincinnati chili-flavored ice cream, briefly listed on Kroger's website, inciting mixed reactions from consumers and a statement from JD Vance.

Jeffrey Wogenstahl, convicted in 1993 for the murder of 10-year-old Amber Garrett, seeks a new trial, claiming that jurors missed vital eyewitness accounts.

A new mural of Pete Rose was unveiled in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, celebrating the baseball legend's legacy.

Hamilton, Ohio, is expanding its EV charging infrastructure with a $1.5 million federal grant. It is adding four new stations and planning for six fast chargers by winter 2024 while also growing its city fleet of electric vehicles.

A woman, 20, was critically injured after being hit by a Jeep in Oxford near Miami University; drugs and alcohol were not factors in the incident under investigation.

The community discussed safety after Lakota students were hit by cars, considered new measures, and advocated for 'Aspen's Law' to increase penalties for school zone infractions.

Patience Haney, a 28-year-old with multiple disabilities, was found safe after being reported critically missing.

Bailey Zimmerman joins HARDY as a headliner for the 2025 Voices of America Country Music Festival, exciting fans with his fast-rising country music popularity.

Rumpke Waste and Recycling is addressing a cybersecurity incident but assures that customer payment information is not impacted and services will continue.

Kenyada Hinton was charged with falsely reporting police misconduct after claims of assault during her DUI arrest were disproven by bodycam footage and an independent review.

U.S. Attorney Parker honored individuals for their roles in public safety during an awards ceremony, including officers and agents recognized for their bravery and excellence.

Winton Hills community mourns the death of 5-year-old Arty Stanford III, killed in a drive-by shooting while sleeping. His family and school remember him fondly as police search for the perpetrators.

PepsiCo is set to end production at its Amberley Village facility, impacting 136 workers. The site will remain a warehouse, though the company is trying to place affected workers at other locations.

K9 Kilo from the Butler County Sheriff's Office detected drugs during a traffic stop in Liberty Township, leading to a bust of meth, marijuana, and other substances. The driver was arrested.

Two teens were critically injured in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati's Kennedy Heights. Police are seeking four suspects and have a possible vehicle and license plate number.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will close from Nov 1 at 6 p.m. to Nov 3 at 5 a.m. for demolition related to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all traffic.

Officer Michelle Berling was indicted on charges of evidence tampering and misusing a police data system. She's on leave as the investigation continues.

Hamilton's event guide offers indoor Halloween activities like costume parades, pumpkin bowling, and movie marathons, providing festive alternatives to counter the rain.

A driver died in a vehicle accident in Madison Township when their Jeep rolled down an embankment; the passenger was injured but survived. The cause is under investigation.

The article highlights the Clermont County Children's Services Community Toy Chest initiative, which supports underprivileged children during the holidays.

A Hamilton County magistrate approved the eviction of four more Frisch's restaurants in Southwest Ohio, totaling ten recent evictions due to overdue rent. Three locations escaped immediate closure.

Sections of Sawyer Point Park have reopened following a fire that damaged the Big Mac Bridge in Cincinnati, while the bridge's southbound lanes remain closed for repair.

A Loveland man, Andrew Kammerer, faces charges in the death of his 4-month-old daughter, with authorities citing significant internal trauma suggestive of abuse.

A man in Warren County was hospitalized with severe burns following an apartment fire in Franklin. Firefighters rescued the unconscious man; no other residents were harmed. The incident's cause remains under investigation.

CBP seized unapproved weight loss drugs in shipments from the UK and Hong Kong, emphasizing the frequent interception of such illegal items posing health risks due to non-compliance with FDA standards.

A gas leak on Loveland Madeira Road has closed the road and nearby businesses as Duke Energy works on repairs. No injuries have been reported, but the duration of the closure is uncertain.

A chlorine spill at a Cleves, Ohio, water treatment plant resulted in one hospitalization and the facility's evacuation. No immediate risk to the water supply was reported.

The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati successfully implanted a BiVACOR Total Artificial Heart in the fourth patient of an FDA study, assisting a man with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.

A tragic incident in Ohio resulted in Lacresha Black's death and the suspect Terea Brown's fatal injury following a police pursuit in Indiana. No officers were harmed, and the investigation is ongoing.

Shauna Murphy was appointed the permanent superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools after serving in an interim capacity since May, succeeding Iranetta Wright.

A Rumpke garbage truck overturned on I-75 near Ezzard Charles Drive, causing traffic delays. The driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, and lanes have since reopened.

A missing 2-year-old girl from Clermont County, Naomie Mason, has been found safe in Columbus after a statewide search, police want her non-custodial father.

Caitlin Clark joins investors for a prospective NWSL team in Cincinnati, hoping to secure the league's next expansion slot amidst competing bids from other cities.

Darius Rucker, Bailey Zimmerman, and HARDY will join the 2025 Voices of America Country Music Festival lineup in West Chester. The festival will last four days.

The Clermont County Court is seeking volunteers with financial skills to join the Library Board of Trustees. Applications are due by December 20.

Lakota East High School's principal, Rob Burnside, resigned following an investigation into allowing an unenrolled student to attend classes amidst support from past students.

The trial of George "Billy" Wagner III for the 2016 Rhoden and Gilley family murders will be moved out of Pike County due to pretrial publicity concerns.

Billy Wagner will not face the death penalty in the 2016 Pike County massacre trial after prosecutors dismissed death penalty specifications. He still faces life in prison if found guilty.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to identify a suspect in a critical stabbing incident in Mount Adams. The Hispanic male victim is in critical condition, and no arrests have been made.

A baby girl was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in Lebanon, Ohio, marking the box's first use since its installation in October 2023.

HBO's "Hard Knocks" will feature the entire AFC North division for its upcoming season, giving viewers an in-depth look at the teams as they compete and prepare for the playoffs.

Joe Burrow was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Month for November, celebrated for his outstanding individual performance despite the Bengals' struggles.

The Cincinnati Zoo introduced two new cheetah cubs, Zola and Lulu, as part of their Cat Ambassador Program to raise awareness for cheetah conservation.

The Cincinnati Zoo's PNC Festival of Lights won USA Today's "10 Best Zoo Lights" for the seventh year, featuring five million LEDs and new animal lanterns.

Middletown, an alumnus, contributed $10k to its high school marching band for performing at the presidential inauguration, celebrating JD Vance, VP-elect.

A fire in Spring Grove Village displaced four residents and required a 45-minute firefighting effort, but no injuries were reported. An investigation into the accidental fire is ongoing.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruling differentiated between emergent and post-emergent statements in a shooting case, impacting the right to cross-examine in legal testimonies.

Four individuals were arrested for a fire that damaged the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in Cincinnati, causing major traffic disruptions and ongoing repairs.

A bomb threat prompted evacuation at Nestle Purina PetCare, replicating an incident from a month before; no bomb was found despite extensive searches.

A multi-car accident and a separate incident involving a police cruiser on snow-covered I-275 closed eastbound lanes until today.

An Air Care response caused an accident on I-71 late Thursday, closing the highway. The lanes reopened early Friday morning, but details about the crash and its victims remain limited.

Christian Austin was accused of kidnapping a 16-year-old at gunpoint in Delhi Township. The teen was released in Cincinnati, Austin was arrested, and his bond was set at $76,000.

The Amber Alert for 3-year-old Nora Judkins was canceled after she was found safe and her father, Jeremy Judkins, was taken into custody in Cincinnati.

Multiple drone sightings at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base have prompted FAA investigations without affecting resident safety or base operations. Authorities advise against confronting the drones.

Aaron David Tinsley, 16, has been missing since December 10. He was last seen taking an Uber from Kellerman Avenue, possibly towards Winton Terrace. Police are urging the public to provide any information.

Former Hamilton County corrections officer Quincy Scott was convicted of sexually assaulting an inmate after security footage and the victim's testimony confirmed the incident.

One person and three cats died in a mobile home fire in Colerain Township despite rapid response from firefighters. The cause is under investigation.

A Cincinnati firefighter was hospitalized after an apartment fire in Pleasant Ridge, which caused $250,000 in damages and displaced two families. The fire originated in a refrigerator.

A crash on I-75 involving two Cincinnati police vehicles led to an overnight road closure. The officers were unharmed and the condition of the other driver is unknown.

A car accident in Adams County resulted in the death of driver Marty Dotson and serious injuries to passenger Shade Littleton, with investigations on the factors involved ongoing.

The Ohio BCI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting in Middletown after police responded to a reported fight and fatally shot an armed individual.

I-471 southbound in Cincinnati remains closed after a fire, impacting local traffic and prompting detours. The structural integrity of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is under assessment.

A car crash in downtown Cincinnati injured a pedestrian and hit the Taste of Belgium restaurant. The incident led to traffic disruptions, but injuries were non-life-threatening. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Cincinnati Police are seeking Donnie Sanders for aggravated menacing, urging the public to assist by providing information or contacting Crime Stoppers anonymously.

Cincinnati Police seek tips on a series of auto thefts from December 19, asking for help to find a suspect Honda with roof racks. Contact Det. Morrissey at 513-263-8390.

Morton's The Steakhouse in Cincinnati closed after over 30 years. The Ohio Restaurant and Hospitality Alliance highlights industry resilience despite closures.

Cincinnati Police are probing an aggravated robbery by two armed suspects on West 68th Street, who took money from a victim and fled in a white Jeep Compass.

Winter storm Blair prompted the cancellation of most flights at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, with substantial air travel and road disruptions.

The Bengals missed the NFL playoffs after Denver's win over Kansas City. Despite individual player achievements, the team faces offseason uncertainty and contract negotiations.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a burglary at Shell Gas Station on Calhoun Street, seeking public help to identify the suspect who broke in and stole property.

Cincinnati Police seek help identifying a suspect who assaulted a Metro bus driver by spraying mace after refusing to pay the fare on November 11, 2024.

Cincinnati city crews work relentlessly to clear streets after a snowstorm. Personnel work 12-hour shifts for five days despite the extreme cold and continual equipment maintenance.

Hamilton issues winter guidelines: remove cars for plowing, don't shovel snow onto streets, and use caution around snowplows. Utility disconnections have been paused, warming centers are open, and residents are urged to protect their pets.

Blue Ash will dedicate a day on January 9th to Danny Hoog, who has worked in automotive repair at Mo's Automotive for 50 years. Mayor Jill Cole will acknowledge Hoog's impactful contribution to the community.

Cincinnati is responding to a historic snowstorm, bracing for more snow, and managing clean-up operations. Crews work 12-hour shifts, and various city departments mobilize to clear snow and ice.

A man was arrested after stealing a semi-truck and leading Ohio police on an hour-long multi-county chase, during which he threw hammers and tools from the vehicle.

Cactus Pear, a longtime Southwestern restaurant in Cincinnati, is closing after over 30 years. The owner announced the closure on social media, and the last day will be January 20.

Cincinnati firefighters extinguished a basement fire in an abandoned building in East Walnut Hills, one person was injured and hospitalized, and damages were estimated at $100,000.

A fatal overnight crash on southbound Interstate 71 at the Pfeiffer Road exit claimed a driver's life, causing extensive traffic delays and road closure for hours until lanes were reopened at around 5:30 a.m. The cause is under investigation.

Four Chilean nationals were arrested for a string of burglaries, possibly including one at NFL player Joe Burrow's home, after being found with items linking them to the crime.

Man dies in car crash after hitting a tree in Hyde Park, Cincinnati. Speed and impairment were not factors. Witnesses sought an ongoing investigation.

Cincinnati man Joseph Lentine III was sentenced to 63 months for COVID-19 relief fraud involving fraudulent loan applications and the misuse of over $1.5 million.

An 18-year-old named Dewey Curtis was killed and another person injured in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati's West Price Hill. Police are investigating the incident that involved over 15 shots fired.

Al Golden is named the new defensive coordinator for the Cincinnati Bengals, returning after a stint at Notre Dame. Jerry Montgomery joins as defensive line coach, and Trey Brown may move to the Jets as GM.

A woman and a 12-year-old boy were critically injured in a Deer Park shooting, the boy is a local student. The community is shaken, counseling is provided, and the investigation is ongoing.

A mother and son created an app to match stroke patients with clinical trials, already in use at nearly 30 institutions, improving the trial selection process.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public help in identifying a suspect who was filmed stealing packages on Ferguson Avenue last Saturday. If you have information, contact Det. Newman at 513-263-8327.

Cincinnati hosts the Cincinnati Cyclones Frozen 5K and 10K races, requiring street closures and city preparation for a safe, community-oriented event along the Ohio River.

UC Blue Ash College's Comeback Bearcat program offers former students up to $1,000 to complete their degrees.

Rashid Dewees was arrested after a shooting at Joseph Chevrolet in Colerain Township, no injuries were reported. He faces charges including aggravated menacing and inducing panic.

The University of Cincinnati reports a significant increase in research spending and awards, with $740 million in expenditures and $323 million in awards in 2024.

An early morning shooting in Hamilton, Ohio, left a 33-year-old man dead after an altercation. Authorities are seeking a suspect who may have fled in a purple Honda Civic.

Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival, celebrating its 10th year, will include Bob Dylan and others in Cincinnati on June 22. Tickets go on sale February 7.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that Interstate 471's southbound lanes will reopen before the workweek. The highway had been closed for 100 days due to fire damage.

U.S. Attorney Kenneth L. Parker resigns, Kelly Norris becomes Acting U.S. Attorney. Parker's tenure was noted for potent opioid, civil rights, and violent crime stance and community involvement.

Trump's executive actions, including cutting federal jobs, have been criticized and challenged in court for their constitutionality and impact on government services. UC Law Professor Lofaso and Congressman Landsman debated these issues on Cincinnati Edition.

A 31-year-old man died following a collision near Montgomery Inn Boathouse in Cincinnati. Police are investigating if speed was a factor in the crash.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to catch a suspect who tried to cash a fake Coinstar receipt at Kroger on January 24 as part of their efforts to combat financial fraud.

Butler County Sheriff's Office enhances disaster response skills with team members completing an emergency management course in Ohio, covering key aspects like mitigation and recovery.

Jeremy Lawson Jr., 22, lost control of his motorcycle on State Route 774, crashing into a ditch. Authorities continue investigating the tragic accident.

Classes at Anderson High School will resume Monday after a burst sprinkler caused electrical issues and a 10-day closure.

The University of California has launched an adaptive athletics program, featuring student athlete Mikiahya Greene, a paraplegic, as she joins the track and field team.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to identify suspects in a theft at a local Target, where clothing was stolen by concealing items in personal bags.

Clermont County's Rumpke Rd. area faces an 8-hour water shutdown on March 10 for a main replacement project, with customer service support available for residents.

Richard Louis Crosby III, a disbarred Cincinnati attorney, was sentenced to over three years in prison for identity fraud across multiple law firms, involving deceptions and financial damages of nearly $171,000.

A woman was convicted for a fatal crash in Ohio that killed two college students. She was found guilty of vehicular homicide after driving at 107 mph and running a red light.

An 18-year-old inmate, Dominick Grubb, is indicted for plotting to kill a woman, even accepting his child's potential death. He offered an informant, who was working with law enforcement, payment and a gun for the murder.

A man was shot by Cincinnati police after charging at them with a knife and is held on a $1 million bond. The suspect had called 911 to lure officers to his location.

Inmate Dominick Grubb, 18, has been indicted on charges of orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot from jail, offering $100 and promising $2,500 to kill a woman, showing no concern for her child's safety.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in a felonious assault case where suspects used a vehicle to injure a victim seriously on Vine Street on Wednesday. Images of the unidentified suspects are posted online.

A man died, and his wife is in critical condition after a pickup truck hit them in Middletown. The driver's identity and potential charges are unclear.

The Cincinnati Bengals have extended contracts for wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, making them among the highest-paid at their positions.

Motorcyclist Kevin Condo, 31, died in a crash in Butler County. He lost control of his Suzuki, was ejected after hitting a guardrail, and slid into an oncoming truck's path. A Honda involved fled the scene; speed and alcohol are being investigated.

A man was arrested for allegedly causing a gas explosion in East Price Hill that injured four, including two children, by tampering with the gas line.

A pursuit of a stolen car ended in an officer-involved shooting on I-75, after a suspect refused to obey commands and was shot by police; an investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is ongoing.

The study at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute shows that metformin, combined with other drugs, extended median progression-free survival in ER-positive endometrial cancer patients to over 19 months.

The Cube is a Hamilton initiative that provides residents with free cleanup equipment, fostering community engagement and urban cleanliness through the 17STRONG program.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine honored Harold Schnell Elementary for its literacy program success, which led to improved reading levels among third graders. The school is a part of the new Governor's Science of Reading Recognition Program.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is evaluating "JagTag" devices by Empath for Autism to enhance the safety of children with ASD, helping track those who wander.

The sheriff's office reported that two illegal workers using fake documents were arrested at a construction project within the Butler County Jail, Ohio.

Butler County ERS responded to storm damage at Linda Mobile Home Park, collaborating with fire departments and ensuring residents' safety with no injuries reported.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect for vandalizing and attempting to steal a sculpture on Calhoun Street, calling for public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Student Collin Miller was arrested at the University of Cincinnati for impeding a demonstration and charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Supporters rallied for his release.

Two Cincinnati culinary professionals are James Beard Award finalists, with Mike Stankovich for cocktail service and David Jackman for Best Chef-Great Lakes Region.

Clermont County prepares for severe weather, with historic rain and potential flooding expected. Residents advised to brace for flash floods, high winds, and possible tornadoes.

Lane restrictions on Millville Avenue between Verlyn and Ohio Avenues for gas and water service upgrades cause expected traffic delays; flaggers will direct vehicles.

Colerain Township closed Heritage and Dravo Parks due to flooding, with the Great Miami River levels posing a safety risk and reaching a 25-year high.

Colerain Police thanked the community for helping to locate a missing person's family after finding an unidentified individual safe near Pippin and Wenning Road.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office explains on social media why the sky is blue, detailing the scientific process of Rayleigh scattering and human eye sensitivity.

A freeze warning is in effect for parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, with temperatures potentially dropping to 28 degrees Fahrenheit. The Butler County Sheriff's Office advised residents to protect plants and outdoor plumbing.

The University of Cincinnati promotes its biology program as a comprehensive and active avenue for understanding and impacting biological sciences and ecosystems.

The Bearcats Racing team is ready for the season after using the 1819 Ground Floor Makerspace to produce parts for their cars, with driver selection based on speed and dedication. They aim for victory while gaining engineering experience.

Cincinnati's Public Services has been actively managing severe weather aftermath, including mudslides, potholes, and flood cleanup, as acknowledged by 311Cincy. The city offers flood-damaged item collection for affected residents.

A fatal shooting in Cincinnati's Corryville claimed the life of 25-year-old Kyle Mirick, a 15-year-old who has been charged with murder. The local community mourns.

Butler County's Sheriff's Office celebrates Dispatcher Appreciation Week, featuring dispatchers wearing pajamas on duty, shared via a social media post.

Authorities and the FBI responded to an explosion in Cincinnati woods caused by a homemade explosive device, prompting an ongoing investigation. No injuries were reported.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Animal Control Appreciation Week, praising the work of animal control officers on social media.

A pole and utility lines collapse on State Route 4 in Butler County, causing road closure and commuter delays, with no clear time for reopening. Repair crews are assessing and fixing the damage.

A $200,000 PVA grant to the University of Cincinnati funds a project to develop practical assistive devices for those with spinal injuries, focusing on user involvement.

University of Cincinnati students helped a family of Canada geese safely descend from a skyway, a ritual known as "goose watch" captured by student photographer Emma Hite.

UC Medical Center's Dr. Bryant and Dr. Artiga will train physicians in El Salvador, leveraging their Spanish fluency and UC’s pioneering emergency medicine expertise.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with a jovial social media post depicting their dispatch team in pajamas, acknowledging the critical role of these first-responders.

Kurtsty Ayers, a former National Guard and corrections officer, completed peace officer training at UC Clermont College, fulfilling her dream to serve in law enforcement.

Clermont County prepares to honor Paul Revere's ride by lighting two lanterns at the courthouse for the 'Two Lights for Tomorrow' initiative, reflecting the historic signal of British approach in 1775.

Central State University hosted the SOAR Summit to discuss mental health, trauma, and resilience with experts, focusing on various challenges and strategies for recovery and community support.

The University of Cincinnati reports that its IMPACT Innovation program won a grant to fund a transit van for adults with autism in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area.

Clermont County Judge Anita Bechmann will receive the 2025 Champions of Hope award for her judicial leadership and service in addressing mental health and addiction.

A University of Cincinnati student, Colin Malott, is working at NASA's Office of Inspector General in cybersecurity, supported by a Scholarship for Service from the NSF.

UC Clermont's new initiative in its Manufacturing Engineering Technology program offers paid internships to blend classroom learning with real-world experience, gearing up for a fall 2025 start.

Paul Hicks of Huron County was arrested for the 2001 murder of his wife, Regina Hicks, after being indicted on murder and kidnapping charges. Hicks had previously faced arson charges and fraud in Clermont County.

The Butler County Sheriff spent time with shelter dogs to promote their adoption, with a video feature set to air. The Sheriff's Office publicized the event on social media to encourage adoptions.

Tyler Ehrlich joins the University of Cincinnati as Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Wind Studies, bringing extensive conducting and teaching experience.

A man died in a two-vehicle crash in West Price Hill after his Cadillac collided with a Chevrolet Tahoe; he was not wearing a seatbelt. The other driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

"Rock the Block" event at Withrow University High School was deemed successful by the City of Cincinnati, highlighting student engagement with public service careers.

Allegiant flight 2006 landed safely at CVG after a bomb threat and emergency evacuation in Florida, with no explosives found and operations briefly suspended.

A 66-year-old man was shot dead in Cincinnati's Madisonville. Police responded to the incident, but details remain scarce, and an investigation is ongoing. A suspect has been arrested.

Dr. Trisha Wise-Draper from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center discusses the slow progress and future of immunotherapy trials for head and neck cancer.

Ohio's Department of Transportation encourages focused driving in work zones, particularly during construction, highlighting the Ashland County culvert replacement.

Miami University notes more men, like former Navy corpsman Bradley Black, joining its Nursing programs, reflecting a trend of increased male participation in the field.

Miami University's President Gregory Crawford received dual accolades from Ohio organizations, acknowledging his impact and the university's progress.

Sheriff Stratton honored 11 officers who completed the Corrections Academy, with Michael Morgan named valedictorian, representing their Ohio counties with distinction.

Funeral services for Deputy Larry Henderson, who died on duty, include visitations and a procession, honoring his service with traditional elements and community participation.

Airtrek Robotics from the University of Cincinnati impressed at the SXSW startup pitch, showcasing its robot for cleaning airport tarmacs and addressing foreign object debris (FOD) issues.

Family and friends held a balloon release to honor Ryan Hinton, an 18-year-old shot by police, amidst calls for a probe into the incident. They dispute police claims that he posed a threat.

A team at the University of Cincinnati is using modern technology to study and recreate Bronze Age artifacts, revealing insights into the era's divine feminine.

A Cincinnati woman, Kaitlin Conklin, was arrested for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend and choking his dog, as seen in a circulated social media video.

A 17-year-old boy died in a head-on collision on Mauds Hughes Road; the teen's car crossed lanes and hit a van. The causes are under investigation by the Butler County S.T.A.R.T. team.

Cincinnati records its lowest shootings since 2010 and prepares for a youth crime surge in summer with proactive measures, including the "Summer in Cincy" program.

Cincinnati is rebuilding the 1000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point, destroyed by fire. Midstates Recreation is chosen for the project, with an estimated cost of $1.9-$2.1 million. Public input is sought for the design.

The 4th annual Sam Hubbard Fowling Tournament gathered nearly a thousand people in Norwood to raise funds for children in need through The Sam Hubbard Foundation.

The Zac Brown Band concert in Cincinnati has been postponed due to severe weather, with tickets honored for a new date and refund info to be provided later.

Karen Noda Morishita, who was recognized as the University of Cincinnati's Graduate Student Engineer of the Month, conducts research on PFAS pollutants in the Ohio River.