Two UC students interned with the Cincinnati Bengals, gaining experience in sports nutrition by working at the team's fuel station and contributing to players' dietary needs.

Neil Kelly and Dr. Lauren Wang receive the John Romer Advocacy Award from HCDDS for their advocacy work, Schreffler and Whelpdale earn honorable mentions. The awards are set to be presented at upcoming HCDDS events.

Colerain officers and firefighters greeted students with enthusiasm for the new school year, continuing a tradition to support and encourage young learners as part of community-building efforts.

The University of Cincinnati held its annual Bearcats Kick-Off with President Pinto welcoming new students before the semester starts, promoting campus engagement and leadership.

A cold front brings cooler temperatures and isolated showers to Cincinnati and Columbus, with below-average warmth expected in the week ahead as per the National Weather Service.

Hamilton Police are searching for 34-year-old missing woman Chelsey Sears, last seen wearing green and white shoes, jeans, and a black t-shirt on S. 11th Street.

Children aged 6 to 15 vandalized an Ohio event venue, with some facing charges and others too young to be charged. The community expressed dismay at the extensive damage caused.

Three men are charged with the 2023 murder of a pregnant woman, India Kinamore, and her unborn child in Colerain Township, following a complex investigation involving cell phone evidence.

One person died in a crash on Wooster Pike, Columbia Township, with the victim's name unreleased. Nearby, a car fire on U.S. 50 resulted in a road closure.

Cincinnati's City Council election features a crowded field with 25 candidates, including incumbents and new challengers, addressing issues like safety and infrastructure. The race may significantly alter the city's political landscape.

Ex-Green Township officer Alexander Grimme faces child abuse charges and a previous OVI conviction. His bond is set at $500,000 after pleading not guilty.

Charles Burgess was arrested for allegedly throwing a sex toy at a WNBA game, which struck a girl. He pleaded not guilty. Similar incidents have occurred across WNBA arenas.

An 18-year-old from Blanchester is indicted for rape, kidnapping, and pandering sexually-oriented material involving a minor, with a firearm specification.