One person was hospitalized with serious injuries after a Saturday night shooting on High Forest Lane in Mt. Airy. Police say they found a car at the scene and are searching for a suspect.

Fog lifts and it warms to near 72F today. A strong storm arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday with heavy rain and gusty winds.

A city survey of 2,163 people found housing topped preferences for the Town Center Garage site in Cincinnati’s West End, while an arena polled last. Neighbors and cultural institutions remain divided.

A Middletown man was arraigned on a capital charge after two roommates were killed in 2023, families urged no bond as prosecutors described the attack.

Six new leases have added more than 20,000 square feet at the Sawyer Point Building, lifting occupancy after last year’s ownership change. The deals help fill a large vacancy left by a departing tenant.

A Saturday blaze on West Kemper Road left a Colerain Township home damaged, and the occupants escaped and one dog was rescued.

Cloudy mid-40s this morning in Columbus, mostly sunny and 60°F today. A strong storm Tuesday night–Wednesday could bring heavy rain, gusty winds and a quick flip to snow.

The long-empty Forest Fair Mall in Forest Park was razed this week, clearing a roughly 90-acre parcel for planned business and industrial development. Developers say a major tenant is already lined up.

President Trump will stop at Thermo Fisher’s Reading facility to promote TrumpRx and Most‑Favored‑Nation drug‑pricing deals as Ohio heads toward key 2026 races.

Two Cincinnati breweries joined a lawsuit challenging Ohio’s new restrictions on THC beverages, saying the limits will cost jobs and millions in sales.

A Montgomery-area cosmetic surgery landed a Cincinnati woman on life support, and her husband is publicly alleging a medication error as the family seeks answers. A fundraiser and legal counsel are underway.

Two people were hurt in a Friday evening shooting at the Kroger on SR 48 in Maineville. Police say there is no ongoing threat. Investigators were on scene and the store was closed.

Humane Society of Greater Dayton removed 137 animals from a Dayton home after finding overcrowded, unsanitary cages; many of the animals are undergoing medical care.