The National Weather Service Wilmington Ohio predicts a warming trend with possible rain for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas after a cold spell, with gradually rising temperatures into the weekend.

Ohio opens a new health clinic in Fairfield's school district, part of a $3.2 million investment in the Appalachian region's healthcare and education.

Cincinnati Police investigate vandalism at 5051 Estecreek Rd and seek public assistance with information about the suspects responsible for damaging vehicles on October 24, 2025.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport faces ongoing flight cancellations and delays due to the government shutdown, affecting travelers including a high school band.

A truck crashed into a Cincinnati home, injuring three. Driver Shanie Henry faces aggravated vehicular assault charges and is suspected of being under the influence.

A Columbus man, Faizon Quartez White, was arrested for allegedly shooting at a vehicle on I-71 in Warren County, facing felonious assault and firearm charges.

The Cincinnati Police seek information on a theft from a truck on E McMicken Ave and have released suspect photos, asking the public to contact Det. Bryant with tips.

The article reports cold, snowy conditions in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas with a gradual warm-up expected towards the weekend, including possible rain.

Nine felons face federal gun charges in a Cincinnati anti-violence initiative, as detailed by U.S. Attorney Dominick S. Gerace II and supported by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow returns to limited practice after turf toe surgery, not ready for games yet. His early return from a predicted three-month hiatus is seen as positive.

A 14-year-old from Fairfax admitted to murdering his neighbor and is sentenced to juvenile detention until age 21, with mandated therapy and education.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old Giovonni Irby Jr., last seen on W. Liberty St. and known to visit Corryville and West End Library.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati aim to fight cancer by rearranging tumor cell structures to starve cancer cells, focusing on lipid droplet manipulation.