The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 13-year-old Kayley Young from Winton Hills, urging the public to call Det. Colonel at 513-569-8600 with information.

Hoxworth Blood Center partners with Cincinnati Cyclones to offer a special hoodie for blood donors in November to encourage donations in the Tristate area.

FC Cincinnati won 1-0 over Columbus Crew and submitted a $332 million proposal for a West End mixed-use development, reflecting ambition on and off the field.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find missing 13-year-old Hunter Wright from Hartwell, who often visits Lockland. Contact Det. Colonel at 513-569-8600 with info.

The Ohio Valley is enduring rain, with the NWS predicting below-normal temperatures through the weekend and persistent rain paired with gusty winds until Thursday.

Firefighter Dominic King joins Evendale Emergency Services, bringing construction experience and technical rescue skills to the team, alongside his family life and entrepreneurial ventures.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting a "Halloween Spooktacular" with activities for all ages, free giveaways, and a chance to meet law enforcement teams.

Cincinnati has hired Frost Brown Todd to investigate Police Chief Theetge, who's on leave, for leadership efficacy and policy adherence. The $40,000 probe follows amid tensions with the mayor over crime reduction efforts.

Matthew 25: Ministries prepares for hurricane relief as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica, potentially affecting other Caribbean nations. They have pre-positioned aid and plan to send healthcare professionals and supplies.

Two women were hospitalized after a shooting in Wayne Township; a suspect, Noah Bays, was charged with felonious assault. Witnesses rendered aid, and the women are stable. Bays' bail is $200,000 with a preliminary hearing set.

Cincinnati Police are actively seeking help in locating missing 15-year-old Shamar Gentry from Madisonville, asking the public to contact Det. Metz with any information.

Sharon Road in Sharonville, Ohio, reopened after being closed for railroad crossing improvements. The city announced the completion of paving work on social media.

The University of Cincinnati plans to renovate a historic YMCA building into a student center by 2027, preserving its Collegiate Gothic façade and creating a communal space for 53,682 students.