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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.