Clermont County announces the dedication of its expanded Juvenile Court on December 12, featuring 29,000 square feet of new space and state-of-the-art courtrooms.

Studio West 117, an LGBTQ+ community space in Lakewood, has announced it will close due to financial difficulties, including delinquent property taxes. It has served the community with various programs for three years.

A Cincinnati apartment fire resulted in one hospitalization and another individual evaluated on-site, non-life-threatening injuries reported, with damages at $35,000. The cause is under investigation.

One person died, and another was injured in a collision at a Middletown intersection. The drivers were taken to Atrium Medical Center, where one succumbed to injuries.

Hamilton County is set to open a new Emergency Management Operations and 9-1-1 Communications Facility, a $16 million project enhanced by a $1 million FEMA grant, aiming to consolidate response efforts.

Cincinnati man Dominic Lindsey received a ten-year sentence for trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl mixed with xylazine, hindering overdose reversals.

Nick Gundrum, a BFA Musical Theatre major, is a semifinalist in the American Pops Orchestra's vocal competition, with a chance to perform at Lincoln Center.

Expect chilly weather and potential snow affecting Thursday morning commute in Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and nearby areas; temperatures remain below normal into the weekend.

Cincinnati's snow plow tracker faced outages during the season's first significant snowfall, challenging the city's updated winter response tactics, but remained a tool for transparency when functional.

Heavy snow in Cincinnati prompts snow emergencies and travel warnings, while a winter storm in Connecticut leads to school closures and travel hazards.

Cincinnati's recent snowstorm broke a record from 1929 with up to 5.5 inches of snow, leading to school closures and snow emergencies in several counties.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and partners met in Dayton to discuss a strategy to combat violent crime, focusing on repeat offenders and using intelligence to target hotspots.

KDIGO updated treatment guidelines for two kidney diseases, which could improve patient care and outcomes according to nephrologists at the University of Cincinnati.