Magnificent Morsels Kitchen opened its first restaurant in Clifton's former Corinthian on Jefferson Avenue, serving Southern favorites during a soft opening.

A Christ Hospital team used a catheter, stent and electrocautery to reopen a blocked graft stump for a 70‑year‑old patient previously told there were no options.

Wilmington’s council cleared rezoning of more than 545 acres for a proposed AWS data center, advancing the project despite outraged neighbors and unanswered technical questions.

The ACLU asked the Sixth Circuit to revive Blount Pride's First Amendment suit after a federal judge dismissed the case last October.

Christopher Houck was arrested in Harrison Township for alleged sexual abuse of a three-year-old, with charges including child endangering and voyeurism. The case by Montgomery County Sheriff's SIU is ongoing.

Adams County prosecutor says officers were justified in the fatal shooting of Christopher Lindner and will not face criminal charges.

An investigation is underway in Hanover Township, Butler County, into a fatal single-vehicle crash that killed a 47-year-old man, with speed and alcohol as suspected factors.

Butler County Sheriff's Office issues a flood advisory for multiple counties in Indiana and Ohio due to overnight rainfall.

The Loveland Police Department is hiring a full-time officer with a salary between $76,464 to $93,712 plus benefits. Candidates need at least a high school diploma/GED and OPOTA certification. The application period closes on March 13.

The University of Cincinnati Police joins a statewide bid for accreditation, working with 19 other Ohio agencies to meet 34 state standards for professionalism and community engagement.

A flood advisory covered parts of western Ohio and a bit of eastern Indiana into Friday morning after overnight heavy rain. Officials warned of minor flooding in low-lying neighborhoods and urged drivers to avoid standing water.

The UC/PNC Economic Outlook forum discussed economic trends with over 350 attendees, featuring talks from experts Stuart Hoffman and retiring Greg Valliere at the First Financial Center.

Mrs. Irby's 4th-grade class enjoyed an educational field trip interacting with local emergency services, experiencing a "Touch A Truck" event, drone and K9 demonstrations, and learning about public service roles.