A Butler County judge ordered a Middletown woman accused of killing her 72-year-old mother to an indefinite stay at a state psychiatric hospital after evaluators found she likely won’t be restored for trial.

Clear morning and a high near 51°F, light rain possible late Saturday night into Sunday. Midweek brings a big warm-up and gusty winds.

A First Appellate District panel upheld a Hamilton County man's improper‑handling conviction after officers found a loaded handgun under his seat in a split, post‑Bruen decision.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find Thomas Lyons, missing from Madisonville since February 13. No description or circumstances provided, Detective Stewart at 513-979-4457 has more information.

The Cincinnati Health Department is focusing on sepsis awareness and education during Sepsis Survivor Week, emphasizing the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking quick treatment.

The Cincinnati Health Department is observing Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, focusing on the comprehensive care involving exercise, education, and support for heart patients.

Highway patrols in multiple states are conducting a collaborative effort to enforce traffic safety on Interstate 75, targeting speeding, impaired driving, and seat belt compliance.

Hamilton County inaugurates its new Central Campus, named Patricia McCollum Way, to house key county services, aiming to enhance public service coordination and access.

Cincinnati aims to become a Blue Zones city to enhance longevity, led by Dr. Florence Rothenberg's efforts through the Heart of Northside health center and the Food For Thought Cincy initiative.

Dr. David Brasington's study suggests that cutting local taxes may decrease household income, with Ohio tax levy data showing income drops post-tax reductions, particularly in non-central cities.

Sheriff Richard Jones says Hamilton’s Resolutions facility is “turnkey” and could reopen as an overflow amid state inspections and questions over ICE detainees.

Wilmington food‑truck favorite Becker’s SMASH‑tastic Burgers is converting its trailer into a storefront at 31 S Fairfield St in Leesburg. A final health department sign‑off will set the opening date.

Councilman Mark Jeffreys wants to direct about $2.5M in Cincinnati marijuana tax revenue into a "Harm to Hope" fund for expungement, lead abatement and youth jobs. Community leaders say the dollars should be narrowly targeted to Avondale, Bond Hill and Roselawn.