The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Cincinnati and Columbus with humidity, thunderstorms, and a midweek dry spell, followed by a warm weekend.

A man's fascination with fire led to an $11 million blaze on the Big Mac Bridge, destroying a playground and resulting in a nine-year prison sentence for arson.

Study by D2Type Health suggests switching diet soda for water may aid in weight loss and diabetes remission, but Dr. Cohen expresses skepticism about the findings.

Recent data suggests that dark energy, which drives the universe's expansion, might evolve over time, challenging the idea of it being constant and requiring a reassessment of cosmological theories.

The National Weather Service predicts a muggy, stormy weekend with scattered thunderstorms for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio due to a weakening frontal system.

A deal was reached to extend the Cincinnati Bengals' lease at Paycor Stadium, with new terms including rent adjustments and $500 million for improvements.

Kroger plans to close 60 stores in the next 18 months despite strong sales, citing economic uncertainty. The closures won't affect the Cincinnati or Dayton markets.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is promoting Operation Dry Water, a campaign from July 4 to 6, aimed at deterring impaired boating, including the use of alcohol and drugs.

Councilman Kris Harsh of Cleveland's Ward 13 completed a door-to-door housing inspection, setting a city precedent for proactive governance and community care.

The FBI's Cincinnati field office emphasized its commitment to combating drug trafficking on the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, acknowledging the societal toll of the issue.

Cincinnati is celebrating the Big Red Machine's 50th anniversary with events including a reunion of former team members, coinciding with a series against the Padres.

The University of Cincinnati's journalism program prepares students for the dynamic newsroom environment, emphasizing real-world experience and diverse career possibilities post-graduation.

A Heat Advisory is issued for Columbus and Cincinnati, with heat index values near 100 degrees and storm potential until mid-week when cooler weather arrives.