The City of Montgomery's Public Works team was thanked by the community for maintaining roads during tough weather, as expressed in heartfelt messages shared in a social media post by the city government.

A woman died after her SUV entered the Ohio River in what is confirmed as an apparent suicide by the Hamilton County Coroner's Office. The vehicle was recovered after a six-hour rescue effort.

Smoke detectors alerted a family to a chimney fire in Harlan Township, leading to safe evacuation. Multiple fire units responded, hindered by cold temperatures and no hydrants. The incident highlights the importance of smoke detectors.

Cincinnati Public Schools will reopen Thursday after a winter storm closure despite possible bus delays and icy conditions. The superintendent has asked the community for help in ensuring safe student commutes.

CNN spoke with a University of Cincinnati professor about concerns that TikTok may be censoring anti-ICE content, which TikTok attributes to technical issues. The situation highlights the complexities of free speech on private platforms.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio, warns of a prolonged arctic outbreak with extreme cold and several chances of light snow affecting the region through the weekend.

Brandon Begley has been indicted on three counts of aggravated vehicular homicide following a fatal car crash in Hamilton that resulted in three deaths, including a child.

A former doctor, Frederick Tanzer, was sentenced to 15 years for lying about his involvement in a 1989 rape, with DNA evidence linking him to the crime.

Cincinnati Police are investigating an Aggravated Menacing case from January 26, seeking public help to identify a suspect who threatened violence.

The article discusses a federal lawsuit filed against corrections officer Jordan Anderson for allegedly assaulting inmate Chad Warren with a belt at Hamilton County Justice Center.

A man identified as Merris Kelley was shot dead at a Cincinnati Steak 'n Shake. No confirmed suspects, but one person is detained. Investigation ongoing, motive unclear.

Ohio mail carrier Jason Thompson was suspended without pay after posting about safety concerns during a snowstorm on Facebook. He criticized USPS's lack of action and was later told he could return to work.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a burglary that occurred on January 28, 2026, at 1925 Vine St., asking for public assistance via Twitter.