Residents in Ohio assess the aftermath of a snowstorm that left 3-5 inches of snow, with roads remaining hazardous despite clear skies. More snow and cold temperatures are possible, impacting travel.

Cincinnati Police seek information on a theft at a Seymour Avenue store, with surveillance images of the suspect released. Authorities request public tips.

Loveland's Sesquicentennial Committee received 68 flag design submissions for their 150th anniversary. Arianna Wilson won with "The Heart Land," inspired by local landmarks.

The University of Cincinnati will lead a study on the post-surgery use of TXA to improve ACL reconstruction recovery, focusing on reducing knee bleeding, swelling, and pain.

International students from 14 countries celebrated Thanksgiving at Lindner, enjoying a traditional American holiday meal and experiencing a sense of community and cultural exchange.

UC experts Metzger and Dobos demystify health and beauty claims, specifically discussing collagen's ineffectiveness in topical form and urging caution with supplements.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect for criminal damage in Glenridge Place on November 3, and ask for public help to identify the individual.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in a theft case of an electric scooter on Short Vine St. and release a suspect photo, urging anyone with information to contact Detective VandeRyt.

BYU supporters donated 27,000 pounds of food to the University of Cincinnati's Bearcats Pantry, demonstrating cross-conference solidarity and addressing student food insecurity.

A couple's dog, Dolly, was safely returned after their car was stolen with the pet inside while picking up pizza in Norwood. Community help was instrumental in finding Dolly.

Evendale Emergency Services celebrates a successful Toys for Tots drive and reminds community members to donate toys by December 2, with drop-off points at the Fire Station and Recreation Center.

The National Weather Service forecasts snowfall in Ohio with 2-4 inches expected, affecting travel and prompting snow-clearing efforts, with a return to dry but cold weather later Tuesday.

A Cincinnati man, 74, died in a single-vehicle crash in Warren County when his vehicle overturned and struck an embankment. The cause is under investigation.