John Wright, a University of Cincinnati alumnus and adjunct faculty member, received the Medal of Valor for rescuing an injured driver from a burning car while serving as a deputy in Arkansas.

The Cincinnati Police ask for help to find missing 16-year-old Dalaya Carey, last seen on Sunday, August 24, in Evanston. They encourage tips via phone at 513-979-4400.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find Lashawn Gunn, a missing 15-year-old last seen on Monday, August 25, urging information be shared with Detective Colonel at 513-569-8600.

Cincinnati man faces federal drug charges after being involved in a brawl and indicted for distributing cocaine and fentanyl.

Kroger announces layoffs for nearly 1,000 corporate employees, part of ongoing company adjustments after closing underperforming stores and leadership change.

Cincinnati celebrates summer's end with the Western & Southern WEBN Fireworks and Riverfest, featuring music, food, and a rubber duck regatta for charity. Fireworks start at 9 p.m. Sunday at Sawyer Point Park.

A cool airmass will keep temperatures seasonably cool in Columbus and Cincinnati, with dry weather expected until possible showers north of I-70 Thursday.

West Chester Township officials announced a second suspected cyberattack in a month, thought to be from a known hacking group, with the FBI and experts engaged in response.

University of Cincinnati graduate Lynn Pickering was honored as a Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellow, recognizing her promising aerospace engineering and AI work.

Sheriff Jones won't comply with any orders from Ohio's governor to release immigration detainee Ayman Soliman, as discussed on a talk show and shared on social media.

University of Cincinnati's CCM produced a mini-documentary, "Bearcat Ballet," showing the challenging yet captivating process of ballet production, featuring students and their preparations for "Coppélia."

The City of Hamilton launches the Build Back the Block initiative to revitalize Jefferson neighborhood by constructing new homes and strengthening community ties.

The Cincinnati FOP voted "no confidence" in Mayor Aftab Pureval, citing failed leadership and public safety concerns. Pureval defended his support of law enforcement despite criticism.