The Butler County Sheriff's Office remembers the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald's sinking 50 years ago, where 29 lives were lost on Lake Superior during a violent storm.

Hamilton County Engineer's office updated its main contact number for better service and streamlined access, as part of a broader initiative to improve communication.

Emma Scharfenberger Off transitions from M&A attorney to president & CEO of venture firm CincyTech, affecting Ohio's innovation landscape and economy.

CVG airport faces a 10% flight reduction due to FAA staff shortages from the government shutdown, starting Friday, with airlines informing impacted customers.

Cincinnati Police seek a suspect for a break-in at a business on Paddock Rd, using a crowbar to steal goods on October 16, as seen on surveillance footage.

A Cincinnati foster mother, Kelly Lewis, was charged with child endangerment for allegedly abusing a foster child with disabilities, leading to hospitalization.

UC students created a sustainability map for the Clifton West campus, detailing eco-friendly features and initiatives to raise environmental awareness.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run involving a white Jeep and a cyclist on Glenway Ave. An image of the suspect was released.

A motorcyclist died after hitting a stopped car in Greater Cincinnati. Ryan D. Dalton, 29, was pronounced dead at the scene by the Adams County Coroner.

The Cincinnati Police Department is seeking public help in locating Donald Howington, missing since October 5 from Northside. They ask anyone with information to contact Detective Williams at 513-263-8333.

Ohio is set to experience various weather changes including rain, thunderstorms, and snow flurries, with temperatures dropping into the 30s by Monday. Winds are also expected to increase, potentially affecting outdoor conditions and aviation.

Cincinnati Police are seeking info on a theft in the 900 block of W. 8th St. and ask for identification help of an individual via a social media post.

Cincinnati voters approved a renewal levy for Cincinnati Public Schools, securing $48 million annually for 10 years, while Lakota Local Schools' levy failed. Oak Hills District's bond for new buildings passed.