Three individuals are indicted in Batavia Township, Ohio, for multiple charges, including burglary and safecracking, after an interstate burglary spree involving homes in Ohio and Wisconsin.

Butler County Sheriff's Office named 27‑year‑old Luke Isaiah Germana as wanted for a felony strangulation charge. Officials ask anyone with information to call 513‑785‑1278.

A section of East David Road in Kettering is closed for a main break and valve replacement, affecting westbound traffic and large vehicles. Detours are posted.

Scioto County man arrested after shooting incident, falsely claimed home break-in, planned to "shoot up stepfather's house," and faces felony charges.

University of Cincinnati enhances its digital strategy, emphasizing innovative technologies like AI and extended reality, enhancing its AI Ready! program, and strengthening cybersecurity.

Morning fog trims visibility in Cincinnati, skies should clear to a cool, breezy afternoon with highs near 40°F. A warmer weekend brings a chance of light rain.

Councilmembers ordered an audit of camera and lighting placement inside Cincinnati parks after deadly playground shootings, a separate report on financing will follow.

A Lexington developer paid more than $17.2M for 11 former Frisch’s sites across the Tri-State, positioning the properties for redevelopment.

Paycor has opened a 40,000‑sq‑ft downtown HQ in the former Saks building, intended as a training and events hub to bring more daytime activity to Fountain Square.

Trustees swore in four full‑time firefighters and said 22 Flock license‑plate readers have helped generate arrests. The township posted the slide deck and will publish the meeting video.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

Many Middletown customers say their first bills after a cyberattack are much higher than expected. City officials say payments were credited and outline dispute steps.

City council committee advanced a three-month pause on data‑center permits so planners can craft zoning rules to study energy, water and job impacts. Officials say the move is meant to protect neighborhoods and utilities while rules are written.