Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati compete in the Hoxworth Crosstown Shootout Blood Drive to increase blood donations and potentially save over 3,000 lives amidst the holiday season when donations are low.

The University of Cincinnati awarded the 2025 Daniel Drake Medals to four distinguished medical professionals for their contributions to medicine and patient care.

Cincinnati Police request information on a theft at 2515 Burnet Ave, asking for help to identify the suspect from a surveillance image for a Nov 2, 2025 incident.

The Roebling Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati closed due to a traffic accident, causing major delays and prompting commuters to seek alternative routes.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office advises on winter driving safety due to hazardous conditions from the season's first snowfall, emphasizing caution on icy roads.

Cincinnati halts water shutoffs for customers hit by the federal shutdown, offering temporary relief to those with financial hardship, such as furloughed federal employees or SNAP recipients.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office encourages safe online transaction exchanges at their headquarters to prevent potential risks during the holiday season.

Cincinnati's West End community collaborates on urban greening, with local businesses and residents participating in tree planting and clean-up events to enhance neighborhood sustainability and livability.

The Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas saw their first significant snowfall of the season, with light accumulations and cold temperatures affecting visibility and road conditions.

A Cincinnati Metro bus was hit by gunfire during a neighborhood shootout. No passengers or the driver were injured. Police are investigating the incident.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office and Hamilton PD conducted a drug bust, seizing meth, fentanyl, pills, and cash, and arrested Dominick Brown, with a warrant for Obryan Chapman.

Two men were arrested for a fatal shooting in Avondale that killed Quinton Shouse. Harper and Zanders face murder charges with Harper's bond set at $1.9 million.

Cincinnati Public Schools investigates after a father shared photos of his 6-year-old son bound with socks in a transport vehicle. The incident has sparked outrage and concern over student safety.