A cybersecurity incident in Middletown has halted city services, with in-person operations suspended and residents facing disruptions in utilities billing, public records, and health department access. Officials are working to restore services.

Cincinnati Police seek public help on social media for a stolen vehicle on the 4500 block of Reading Rd, urging information be reported to Det. Greene at 513-569-8600.

Ex-pediatrician Howard Saal, indicted on pornography charges, allegedly touched and photographed children inappropriately, parents claim the hospital ignored prior complaints.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the launch of two revitalization projects along the Ohio River in Portsmouth, funded by a $34.2 million grant to enhance waterfront access and economic opportunities.

Cincinnati prepares for the “Walk Ahead for Brain Tumor Discoveries” event to support brain cancer research and advocates, with survivor Jennifer McClure leading the fundraiser.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music has released its fall 2025 calendar featuring a variety of performances, with tickets available from the CCM Box Office.

A man was hospitalized after being shot three times and crashing into a parked car in Cincinnati, two passengers were also injured. Police are searching for two suspects. The man is expected to recover.

An eighth man is charged with disorderly conduct after a brawl in Cincinnati, his identity is protected under Marsy's Law, but he confirmed the charge to WLWT.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler, drier air and persistent cloud cover with temperatures near or below normal for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington.

Butler County law enforcement arrested Alex Montgomery and seized fentanyl, cash, and a gun, highlighting the result of a multi-agency narcotics investigation.

A former Cincinnati high school coach was indicted on charges related to secretly recording underage students undressed using a camera disguised as a speaker.

Butler County Sheriff's Office informs residents of a controlled explosion by their Bomb Unit at Woodsdale Metro Park between 1:30 PM and 3:30 PM, urging the public not to be alarmed by the loud booms.

The article explains the science behind why scents can evoke strong memories and emotions, involving direct neural connections to the brain's emotion and memory centers.