Cincinnati settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Quandavier Hicks, killed by police in 2015, for $1.45 million without admitting wrongdoing.

A crash on I-275 near Five Mile involving a vehicle and a deputy's cruiser resulted in minor injuries, a temporary road closure, and an ongoing investigation.

The University of Cincinnati's Next Engineers program, funded by GE Aerospace, plans to continue inspiring future engineers till 2035, offering immersive educational experiences for middle and high school students.

Microsoft has doubled its space at the University of Cincinnati, dedicating 3,700 square feet at the 1819 Innovation Hub to foster AI and tech growth.

Ohio's Wilmington area, including Columbus and Cincinnati, anticipates cold weather with snow flurries as per the National Weather Service forecast. Gusty conditions and low visibility could affect travel into the weekend.

QuikTrip seeks a zoning variance in Springdale, Ohio, to use two colors on its fuel price signs, challenging the city's single-color rule. A hearing is set for January 27.

The "Cross Safe, Kettering" initiative focuses on improving pedestrian safety for children in Kettering, Ohio, by engaging the community and encouraging safe crossing practices.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks public help to identify a suspect accused of using stolen credit cards on Christmas at a mini mart on Victory Parkway.

A woman choking on a french fry crashed her car into a Wilmington gas station awning, causing its partial collapse. No injuries were reported, and the awning was set for removal.

Barry Manilow announces his final concerts, including a farewell in Cincinnati on March 5, while also supporting music educators with the Manilow Music Teacher Award.

The University of Cincinnati offers new UC College-Conservatory of Music apparel online, including various clothing items available until February 2.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on suspects involved in a January 12 package theft on Probasco Street and have released images to the public for assistance.

The National Weather Service predicts a weather shift from rain to snow with a cold front in Ohio, anticipating wind gusts and potential for accumulating snow.