Cincinnati's Mayor Aftab Pureval has proposed raising the income tax to fund public safety initiatives and address crime and its root causes, including investing in technology and community programs.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a January 3 attempted burglary on Pancoast Avenue, seeking public help to identify suspects.

Cincinnati Police seek public help on social media for leads on a January 2 theft on Queen City Ave and urge contact with Det. Morrissey for information.

Katie Lorenzo, a 23-year-old school employee, died in a multi-vehicle crash in Forest Park. Her fiancé is in critical condition. She was praised for her dedication to education.

A Cincinnati man is charged with vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's home and assaulting federal officers. He faces serious federal charges, including possible prison time.

Biochemistry student Tasnim Anower, guided by the University of Cincinnati's co-op program, shifted from a medical focus to a promising career in food science through internships and practical experience.

Cincinnati Police are investigating an attempted theft of a 2016 Kia Optima and have released an image of the suspect, seeking tips to assist the case.

Franklin, Ohio police arrested two after a chase on I-75 involving a stolen Dodge Charger ended with a PIT maneuver. No injuries occurred, and both suspects face charges, with one also wanted for homicide.

Ohio Valley residents expect a warm, wet week with light rain and temperatures above January averages, followed by a weekend cooldown and potential snow showers.

Dr. Malti Vij discusses the role of weight loss drugs complemented by holistic eating habits and lifestyle choices, emphasising the need for a balanced approach to overall well-being.

The FDA approved six new drugs in 2025 for various kidney diseases, with experts highlighting advancements and the growing treatment pipeline for nephrology.

Breiel Church of God in Middletown, Ohio partners with SHALOM Homeless to provide shelter for the homeless from January 4-10, offering refuge from winter cold.

Highland Heights Police implement new safety measures at Sky Zone including adult supervision for minors and increased weekend security to address disorderly conduct.