The Ohio Department of Transportation announced lane closures on US 35 West in Greene County for utility work and road maintenance, affecting travel times.

UC alumnus Barry Mitchell donates $3 million to the College-Conservatory of Music for an endowed chair and scholarships, reflecting his belief in humanities' role in education.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public aid to find suspects of a recent attempted auto theft where a firearm was stolen. They've shared the suspect's vehicle image and contact info for Detective Roberts.

A Hamilton County judge refused to cut former officer Jacob Goodwin’s sentence after prosecutors told the court he continued to traffic drugs while incarcerated.

Indianapolis‑based Café Patachou will open its first Ohio cafe at The District in Mason this spring, bringing signature breakfast dishes and daytime lunches to the area.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding Mr. Hutchinson, missing since February 11. Call Detective Oliver with info.

FBI Cincinnati announces the Honors Internship Program for summer 2027, inviting college students to apply for hands-on experience in law enforcement.

Gunshots erupted in Harrison Township following a domestic dispute, no injuries from gunfire were reported, but one individual was arrested on multiple charges.

A Cincinnati ticket matched five Powerball numbers Monday and won $1 million, the Ohio Lottery says the net payout will be about $729K after taxes.

A new Ohio bill would make it a misdemeanor to ignore school crossing guards and double fines in active school zones after several guards were struck. Lawmakers say it will give prosecutors clearer tools.

Sheriff's department in Dayton, Ohio, hosted a Galentine's Day event for girls from local homes, with contributions from local businesses and community members.

The Cincinnati Health Department underscores the importance of resilience to combat stress-related burnout, affecting mood, sleep, energy, and health.

Ohio attorneys say a surge in ICE detentions has filled federal dockets with habeas petitions and forced families into costly legal fights. Judges and lawyers warn the system is strained.