Governors of Ohio and Kentucky unveiled the design for a new, aesthetically advanced cable-stayed bridge to enhance the Cincinnati skyline and improve regional transportation.

Vincent Nzigiyimfura faces U.S. indictment for immigration fraud and hiding his role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honored employees for exemplary service, including civilians Amber Gibson and Stephanie Corhn, and uniformed officers like Sergeant Matt Ginter and Deputy Merle Spivey.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms due to a cold front, with weather improving by the weekend and heat increasing by Sunday.

Cincinnati is considering using TIF funds to improve a public parking lot serving MadTree Brewing in Oakley. A virtual meeting on June 23 will discuss the project.

An expert analyzes how misinformation and unfounded claims spread after a suspect was arrested for shooting two Minnesota lawmakers. Despite no evidence, some politicians and Elon Musk quickly blamed the left.

Cincinnati Police are searching for missing 15-year-old Kayla Pointdexter, last seen in Avondale and known to visit Clifton, and are asking for public help.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 11-year-old Azariyah Everett, last seen wearing a SpongeBob shirt and gray shorts. The public is encouraged to contact Det. Oliver with any information.

Authorities are searching for Rossie Bennet, a 92-year-old with dementia, missing in Cincinnati since yesterday, driving a white Kia Spectra, license plate JHH8415.

Westbound US 35 traffic at the I-675 interchange is rerouted into a collector-distributor lane for pavement repairs, Ohio Department of Transportation announces.

The governors of Ohio and Kentucky have revealed the design for the Brent Spence Companion Bridge, featuring a cable-stayed deck without traditional steel trusses.

Ryan Hinton's family is planning a civil lawsuit after the Hamilton County Prosecutor deemed an officer's fatal shooting of Hinton justified, which they dispute.

Spring Grove Funeral Homes donated to the Driving Angels program, which educates teens on safe driving to prevent accidents, underlining community commitment to road safety.