Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning, with the heaviest rain tonight. Gusty southwest winds may slow the evening commute.

Cool morning in Cincinnati, highs near 78°F with scattered storms and gusty winds.

Cincinnati police are searching for 23-year-old Jevoy Evans after an April 19 fight that reportedly included biting and multiple strikes to a victim's face. Authorities ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

Middletown’s school board announced G. Elgin Card as the district’s next superintendent. He’ll take over on August 1, 2026, after a community‑centered search.

Harrison schools canceled classes after a beloved math teacher suffered a medical emergency and died at school. The district is offering grief counseling and keeping the building open for students and staff.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to stealing 769 pieces of bank-bound mail from the Sharonville postal hub. He’ll pay at least $235,000 in restitution and faces sentencing.

A passenger died after a two‑vehicle crash on 8 Mile Road in Anderson Township, police say charges are pending against the other driver.

Izzy's is planning a Monroe opening this summer, bringing its famed Reubens and a drive‑thru closer to Dayton‑area shoppers and commuters.

Kroger is retooling its downtown Wellness Festival for 2026, replacing the big two‑day street fair with a nationwide Wellness Tour and in‑store activations. Premium celebrations will land in other cities while local stores host events.

French cable maker Nexans will buy family‑owned Republic Wire in a deal reported at about $797M, with the company’s West Chester operations to remain open.

After a May 2023 kitchen fire, Pelican's Reef will reopen May 1 at 4 p.m., bringing back its familiar seafood menu and Reef Top bar to Beechmont Avenue.

SPCA Cincinnati is investing $3.5 million to build a 4,000-sq-ft medical center in Sharonville and open an Over-the-Rhine adoption storefront to speed adoptions.

A 60-unit, 55+ building is proposed at 550 Reading in Pendleton, replacing a 1964 warehouse. OHFA filings show the roughly $21.8M project would target households earning 30%–70% AMI.