Kettering announced a security breach in the CodeRED emergency alert system, urging impacted residents to find alternative information channels and change passwords.

University of Cincinnati alum Matthew Terry created an AI tool, Suade, to improve telemarketers' success rates by providing real-time advice during calls.

Charmaine Willis maintained faith in her husband Karl's innocence during his 23 years in prison until his release, facilitated by the Ohio Innocence Project.

The Supreme Court case, Chiles v. Salazar, could change how states regulate professions, focusing on Colorado's ban on LGBTQ conversion therapy for minors.

Dublin, Ohio resident Wade Christofferson was arrested by the FBI for child exploitation crimes, including sending coded letters to a 7-year-old. He awaits extradition to Ohio to face charges.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a prolonged cold front with strong winds and dropping temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati, with slight warming expected by Friday.

Car repossessions have surged to levels not seen since 2009, linked to high car prices and a weaker labor market, as per UC associate professor Michael Jones.

Ohio celebrates the opening of the renovated Caesar Creek State Park nature center, featuring interactive exhibits on unique habitats and a new section on the importance of natural darkness.

The Hoxworth Blood Center of the University of Cincinnati urges for last donations in 2025 and runs a toy drive, needing over 400 daily donors and using a new hemoglobin check method.

Organizations in Ohio are providing Thanksgiving meals and support to combat food insecurity, with thousands receiving aid from the Freestore Foodbank, St. Vincent de Paul, Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, and Good Plates Eatery.

Four men from Illinois were arrested for trespassing at a decommissioned power station in Ohio while creating social media content; a fifth is wanted. Authorities stress the dangers of such acts and have increased site security.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking assistance to find missing 15-year-old Maria Da Silva. She disappeared on November 15 from Westwood, last seen in a black jacket and leggings.

The Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft at UDF on Clifton Ave and seeking public assistance to identify the suspect, with information to be sent to Detective Cronin.