A weak cold front brings cooler temperatures to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, setting up clear skies and cooler nights ahead, with warming later in the week.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Ohio honored staff for outstanding work including efforts in high-profile cases and effective civil representation.

Cincinnati Police seek information on a December 17 burglary on Blanchard Ave, sharing a suspect's image on social media and urging public assistance.

ODOT seeks public feedback on Dayton area transportation improvements, including Gettysburg Avenue Phase 3, Stillwater River Trail resurfacing, and West Third Street Safety project.

Warm weather is expected in Ohio cities due to a southerly flow, followed by a cold snap with the arrival of a cold front. Mild conditions are forecasted to return next week.

Cincinnati Police seek help in finding missing 13-year-old Eve Hill, last seen December 18 at 1505 Vine St. Call Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.

BSI Engineering donates over $1.2 million to fight pancreatic cancer in memory of Bryan Speicher, with funds supporting research at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center.

The Norwood Police Department warns against scammers posing as authorities and advises the public to hang up on suspicious calls and verify questionable inquiries with official agencies.

A man died in a head-on collision in Goshen, with alcohol and drugs suspected to be factors; the other driver is hospitalized and under investigation.

UC professor Rebecca Borah discusses psychological factors that affect traffic pattern perception, related to pattern recognition and the Mandela effect.

Sakura Adachi is pursuing dual degrees in marketing and neurobiology at the University of Cincinnati, gaining practical experience through a co-op at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Students at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine studied how AI, specifically ChatGPT, can assist in qualitative research by coding survey responses, earning a national award for their work.

A Blue Ash man, David Mitsnefes, faces federal charges for allegedly hiding cameras in a home to record minors for exploitation and pornography. He was caught partly due to security footage and found possessing additional abuse materials.