Police broke up a planned street takeover Sunday, towing 65 vehicles and arresting 39 across multiple Cincinnati neighborhoods.

A late-night house fire in Miami Township's Vista Woods community killed one person and sent another to UC Medical Center by helicopter. State and county investigators are on scene.

A 4-year-old was found in a Deerfield Township pond Saturday and later died at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. The Warren County Sheriff's Office says the incident is under investigation.

Blue Oven is moving into a renovated Elm Street building next to Findlay Market to boost production and add staff amenities. Owners say the extra space will help meet rising demand after Easter.

Dos Hermanos opened a full-service outpost across from Findlay Market, bringing Oaxacan tamales, birria and $9 "Fiesta" deals to Over‑the‑Rhine. The spot is part of the market's Findlay Launch residency.

A Clermont County woman was pronounced dead after a tree toppled onto her Jackson Township home. Deputies say the case remains under investigation.

Investigators searched a Kingsport Drive home and say devices seized there contained AI‑generated child pornography and photos of students from a local school.

Warm, windy Sunday in Cincinnati with highs near 74°F. A Wind Advisory runs from 11 a.m. March 15 to 8 a.m. March 16 and rain with storms is likely overnight.

Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

An MK2 "pineapple" grenade was found in a Fairfield home and secured by Butler County bomb technicians. The device will be X-ray tested before disposal.

A late-night crash on SR 741 in Turtlecreek Township left two drivers dead. The OSHP Lebanon Post is investigating.

Chef Jose Salazar's Safi will briefly pause operations and reopen March 25 as a more relaxed neighborhood wine bar with new hours, pop-ups and expanded wine-to-go.

Warren County deputies say thieves are lifting checks from mailboxes, altering them and cashing the proceeds. Officials urge using post‑office dropoffs and electronic payments.