The U.S. District Court has appointed Dominick S. Gerace II as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio until the Senate confirms his nomination.

The University of Cincinnati has made BearcatGPT, an AI platform, available to faculty and staff for supporting teaching, research, and administrative tasks, with a focus on privacy and ethical use.

A 23-year-old man was fatally shot at a Papa Johns in Cincinnati, and a 21-year-old suspect is charged with murder. The victim's and suspect's roles at the restaurant are unconfirmed.

The National Weather Service predicts a severe weather system for Ohio with rain transitioning to snow showers, gusty winds, and dropping temperatures.

Vultures in Clermont County died from bird flu, authorities advise caution, with the public health risk low and measures pending until the final lab report.

Cincinnati has agreed to an $8.143 million settlement with protesters arrested during the George Floyd demonstrations. The settlement compensates individuals whose constitutional rights were allegedly violated.

ICE agent Samuel Saxon is in jail for felonious assault and domestic violence, with prosecutors demanding no bond. He is accused of choking a woman, causing serious harm.

The Cincinnati Bengals are partnering with Hamilton County Job & Family Services to collect toys for foster kids at their Dec. 14 game. Fans can donate at the stadium or via an Amazon Wish List.

The University of Cincinnati's law school is developing its International Peace and Security Initiative, focusing on education, advisory boards, and global partnerships for conflict resolution.

West Chester police investigate a multi-vehicle crash on Cox Road that injured two and closed the road for hours.

University of Cincinnati and its alumni were honored at the Power 25 ceremony for their contributions to Cincinnati's growth, with UC President Neville Pinto and other notable graduates featured.

A woman was hospitalized after a rollover crash in Westwood, Cincinnati. Her injuries are not life-threatening, and police are investigating the incident.

Jonathan Malachi Washington pled guilty to child sex trafficking, admitting to exploiting a minor in Cincinnati and paying with counterfeit bills. Sentencing is pending.