The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting a family-friendly trick-or-treating event on Halloween, featuring various units, bike giveaways, and a chance for community engagement with law enforcement.

Cincinnati mayoral candidate Cory Bowman found a possible bullet hole at his church amid reported threats during his campaign. Police are investigating, no confirmation of a bullet yet.

Shaquille Ferguson, 24, is charged with felonious assault after two teens were injured in a shooting at Cincinnati's Fountain Square. He claims self-defense, his prior criminal record includes a guilty plea for aggravated assault.

Pleasant weather with sunny skies is forecast in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, but a low pressure system is expected to bring cooler temperatures and a chance of showers late tonight into Tuesday.

Cincinnati achieved bowl eligibility with a 49-17 win over Oklahoma State, led by QB Brendan Sorsby's performance and WR Cyrus Allen's three touchdowns.

Joe Burrow is expected to return from a Grade 3 turf toe injury by mid-December. The Bengals quarterback has been healing without setbacks and aims to play against the Ravens in Week 15.

The Clermont County Animal Shelter begins remodeling and expansion projects, enhancing laundry facilities and increasing outdoor kennels to improve animal care and efficiency.

The NWS has forecasted showers and gusty winds for Columbus and Cincinnati with falling temperatures due to a cold front. Conditions are expected to fluctuate, with a brief period of high pressure before another front brings lower temperatures.

Ohio received a $3 million NSF grant to boost its research infrastructure through the SHARE project, co-led by Jane Strasser and Douglas Delahanty. The initiative will develop RCOP models for leadership training and aims to expand beyond Ohio.

Brunk Excavating and Duke Energy start a pipeline project in Evendale, causing expected traffic delays on Glendale Milford Road from October 20 to November 21, 2025.

A balcony collapse near the University of Cincinnati during a student celebration injured ten people, one critically. Firefighters suggest overloading as the cause.

A Westwood apartment fire hospitalized three and displaced 28 people; smoke detectors were operational, and the Red Cross is assisting. Damage is estimated at $75,000; the cause is under investigation.

Tom Talavage discusses the Q-collar, a device designed to protect athletes from brain damage by applying pressure to the neck. Despite its promise, its effectiveness in preventing concussions is not fully established.