Cincinnati Police seek Chad Hinkle for Breaking and Entering, and urge the public to contact Det. Metz or Crime Stoppers with info.

Loveland, Ohio, is set to host its Hearts Afire Weekend, an event featuring ice sculptures, fire dancers, and various activities in the historic downtown area.

Officials report firefighters battled a large house fire in cold conditions with frozen hydrants. The vacant house was engulfed by flames early Thursday. Causes unknown, no injuries reported.

Clinical trial results indicate a protein, rFVIIa, may benefit certain stroke patients when administered quickly, with a focus on acute intracerebral hemorrhage treatments.

University of Cincinnati graduate students will condense their research into three-minute presentations for the Three Minute Thesis Competition on February 25.

The National Weather Service issued advisories in Ohio for a wintry mix, predicting snow with potential visibility and travel impacts. A warming trend is expected next week.

Former Xavier University employee Samuel D. Terry was charged with voyeurism for recording a student undressing. The university took immediate action, and several videos were recovered by authorities.

A Butler County deputy was hospitalized after being stabbed while managing a traffic situation related to a car fire. The suspect is in custody; the deputy's condition is stable.

Cincinnati Police seek help via Twitter to find Tawon Arnold, missing since Jan 31 from College Hill, wearing a green hoody and gray pants. Contact Detective Williams with info.

Cincinnati Police seek suspects in a vehicle break-in at 1302 Republic Street, urging public assistance and vigilance against rising thefts from autos.

A Cincinnati house fire left two people homeless and resulted in a cat's death, with damages estimated at $325,000. Over 44 firefighters battled the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

A Dayton man pled guilty to federal charges for having a firearm while already under indictment for felonies, after a shootout at the University of Dayton.

The University of Cincinnati offers a variety of interdisciplinary honors seminars for Fall 2026, open to all undergraduates, including courses on dying, social justice for children, pinball design, decolonial game design, and more.