A person was shot in the head in Over-the-Rhine Sunday. The victim walked into a nearby firehouse and was taken to UC Medical Center. Police say no suspect information is available and the investigation is ongoing.

Cloudy and cool this Monday; a big warm-up pushes temps into the upper 70s by Thursday and sets up storms Thursday night.

Cincinnati police are investigating an early‑morning homicide in North Avondale after a shooting near Xavier University left one person dead.

A Cincinnati forum turned into a showdown over Ohio’s data‑center boom, with neighbors worried about water and power while lawmakers weigh new rules.

A Westwood resident was reportedly assaulted in her home, and police arrested a man who is charged with aggravated burglary and held on a $100,000 bond.

The Ohio Department of Aging warns scammers posing as the Golden Buckeye program are calling seniors and seeking Social Security numbers. Officials say the program will never request personal financial data.

A man died after a two‑car crash early Saturday at Madison Road and Medpace Way in Madisonville. Cincinnati police say the cause is under investigation.

The Greater Cincinnati Police Museum will close this Saturday as volunteers search for a new location because of cramped space and limited parking.

Cincinnati police say 47-year-old Michael Moore Jr., wanted on a felony parole violation and linked to murder and arson, is at large. Authorities ask anyone with tips to call Crime Stoppers.

Updated Urban Institute data show nearly half of Ohio households lack the resources to cover everyday costs and save — a shortfall concentrated among single parents and families of color.

A newly released crash report says a car crossed the center line and struck a West Chester ambulance on Jan. 6, killing the driver and seriously injuring a teen. Investigators point to driver error and note the occupants were unbelted.

Parts of East Walnut Hills will be closed March 20–22 with security checkpoints and detours. Residents will still be able to reach homes through marked entries.

A former Frontier pilot has withdrawn his guilty plea and will stand trial April 10 on criminal charges tied to alleged abuse of a flight attendant and a reported bomb scare. The case also spawned a federal suit alleging reputational and financial harm.