The NWS forecasts a brief warmup with humidity and possible storms in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, following current near-normal temperatures.

Cincinnati is enforcing a stricter youth curfew to prevent crime and has set up a curfew center, with officials preferring voluntary compliance to punitive action.

A Cincinnati man was carjacked, losing his car, late wife's ashes, and French bulldog. The dog was later found and returned, but the car and ashes are still missing.

Listermann Brewing Company in Cincinnati is closing, with a final service on Saturday after a history starting in 1991. Reasons for the closure were not disclosed.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of warm, humid weather with potential showers and storms for Ohio through Tuesday, followed by cooler temperatures and possible stormy conditions due to a cold front and Hurricane Erin's distant effects.

Patrick Rosemond pled not guilty to charges from a Cincinnati brawl, including felonious assault and riot. His $500,000 bond reflects a flight risk concern and a criminal history. The case has prompted safety debates in Cincinnati.

The University of Cincinnati's new dean has had a notable first year, bringing infectious energy to her role, integrating with the city, and enhancing the university's educational offerings.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Elijah Ford who was last seen August 6 in West Price Hill. They urge anyone with information to call Det. Williams at 513-263-8333.

A fire severely damaged a Mariemont home and displaced a family of four. While no human injuries were reported, firefighters rescued a trapped dog. The cause is under investigation.

The University of Cincinnati celebrates the third anniversary of its Esports Innovation Lab with new gaming gear and a birthday event offering a glimpse of its advanced gaming environment.

The NWS is forecasting warm, humid weather with showers and storms for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with possible strong storms and high heat index values.

Wright State University appointed Dr. Raj Mitra as the first dean of Boonshoft School of Medicine and launched initiatives to improve healthcare education, community outreach, and address physician shortages, especially in rural Ohio.

The College of Science and Mathematics' Festival of Research highlights student research, providing opportunities for networking, academic growth, and future employment.