Ohio House passed House Bill 359 for a Joshua Alert system to find missing children with developmental disabilities, named after Joshua Al-Lateef Jr. who drowned near his home.

Ohio experiences unseasonably warm temperatures ahead of a cold front, with above normal temperatures today and Saturday, followed by a cool down and potential rain and wind gusts up to 35 mph. Conditions will return to more seasonal norms by Sunday.

Harry Nelson, 18, is charged with felonious assault after a shooting in Loveland. defense claims self-defense, prosecution cites evidence of an unarmed victim.

A dog with a health issue was found near Heritage Hill School in Springdale, Ohio, prompting a police social media appeal for help finding her owners.

Kettering Police seek public aid in finding Austin Collins for a domestic violence charge FTA and Jammie Helm for felony theft, using #WantedWednesday on Facebook.

Grace Episcopal Church in College Hill has been closed by the Diocese following a delay in reporting an alleged sexual assault involving juveniles. The community is dismayed as support services are disrupted.

An officer and another person were hospitalized after a crash on I-74. The incident involved a police cruiser hit during a roadside operation near North Bend Road. Officer Braden Ruhe sustained minor injuries, as did the other driver, Ronald Jackson.

North College Hill Police and Fire Associations are organizing the annual CRAM-A-CRUISER food drive on November 22, to support families in need for Thanksgiving.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in identifying a theft suspect from a Calhoun Street incident, sharing surveillance footage and contact details for Det. Bryant.

Mixed weather with dryness, warmth, and showers is predicted for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas in the coming days, with variable temperatures and potential gusty winds.

Kettering welcomes the second Dixie Dairy Dreem location, celebrating local business growth and community enhancement.

Alter High School's golf team won the Ohio state championship for the fourth straight year, solidifying a sports dynasty, earning city praise and recognition.

Cincinnati unveils the HBCU Literacy Hub, emphasizing literacy and cultural pride, with youth-led murals celebrating HBCUs. Funded by Safe and Clean, it's a space for learning and heritage.