Cincinnati law enforcement's joint operation led to multiple felony arrests, including a man with strangulation warrants, as part of a violent crime reduction initiative.

The 2025 Light the Night event at Yeatman's Cove will include a blood drive by Hoxworth Blood Center in partnership with Blood Cancer United, supporting local patients and raising awareness for blood cancers.

A teen was arrested and hospitalized following a high-speed chase and crash involving a stolen vehicle on US-35. Law enforcement used K-9s and drones to apprehend the suspect after an attempted evasion.

UC offers unique electives for the spring semester, including courses on the historical impact of sports, AI and sustainability, botany, art and neuroscience, internet's influence on society, and Barbie's cultural significance.

Cincinnati Mayor suggests earlier curfew for minors after recent violence and shootings around Fountain Square. Additional safety measures are being considered.

Cincinnati business leaders, including Jeff Ruby’s CEO, are working on safety plans after a shooting, aiming to improve downtown confidence and reduce crime.

The Hamilton County Domestic Violence Task Force reported its one-year progress, highlighting safety measures, court access improvements, staff training, and healthcare interventions for survivors.

Columbus and Cincinnati region forecast stable weather until the weekend when a cold front is expected to bring rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

Geauga County prepares for its Annual Trunk or Treat event with a candy donation drive led by Sheriff Scott A. Hildenbrand, ensuring a safe and enjoyable Halloween for local children.

Despite Trey Hendrickson trade rumors, the Cincinnati Bengals are focused on improving their season and have no plans to trade the All-Pro edge rusher. They also acquired QB Joe Flacco, signaling their drive to compete now.

Cincinnati leaders are acting to curb gun violence by deploying police teams downtown and enforcing an earlier curfew, following a shooting at CityBird Tenders.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public help via social media to find April White, last seen on June 3, in Mt. Auburn. No new information has surfaced.

Colerain Police's 'Fill the Cruiser' food drive, in partnership with Kroger and local residents, successfully supported SON Ministries to help those facing food insecurity.