The iconic Hooters restaurant on Newport's riverfront closed suddenly yesterday, following the company's bankruptcy and move to a franchise business model.

KeyBank employees participated in the 34th annual Neighbors Make The Difference Day, engaging in community service across various regions despite inclement weather.

A community mourned 17-year-old Jayshawn Cornelius with a balloon release after he was killed in a drive-by shooting at his home. Police search for the shooter as loved ones remember Jayshawn's respectful and vibrant spirit.

The charges against suspect Terrance Yett have been upgraded to murder after Stefone Bellamy died from injuries sustained in a March shooting.

A woman was critically injured after a shooting in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine area. No suspect info is available; police are seeking public assistance.

Jessie L. Grant, PhD, is appointed as the Assistant Dean of Student Services at the University of Cincinnati’s College-Conservatory of Music, overseeing academic advising and student resources.

The National Weather Service reports a front bringing showers and storms to parts of Ohio until early next week, with varying temperature conditions and potential flight visibility issues.

A man named Patrick Heringer was fatally stabbed in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati. Police are investigating, with no arrests or suspect details confirmed.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati are studying how to control ticks by disrupting their humidity sensors, potentially reducing tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease.

ODOT seeks public comment on proposed projects including the State Route 49 bridge repair near Hicksville, with road closure and detour plans for the 2028 construction.

A juvenile is in critical condition after a near-drowning event in a Union Township pool. Locals provided first aid before authorities arrived. Police are investigating.

A shooting in Mt. Healthy left one person critically wounded, no suspect has been identified yet. The incident occurred near Angela Ave and Clovernook. The victim is stable at UC Medical Center. Authorities are investigating the potentially targeted attack.

A study led by the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center reveals how the MYC oncogene accelerates lymphoma growth through the PRPS enzyme, prompting potential targeted treatments.