Deputy Shannon Cook retires after 25 years at the Butler County Sheriff's Office with a record of bravery and service, earning commendations and respect.

The Middletown City School District faces a financial issue as the U.S. Department of Education withdraws $5.6 million, threatening a new facility project.

University of Cincinnati researchers have identified how the oncogene MYC drives lymphoma by disrupting cellular metabolic balance, offering insights for targeted treatments.

Community pharmacies are set to offer more healthcare services, with Michael Hegener discussing the shift towards preventive care and an appointment-based model for managing chronic diseases.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a low-pressure system and cold front affecting Columbus, Cincinnati, and nearby areas with showers and potential thunderstorms, followed by cooler conditions and gradual warming early next week.

Joseph Rodriguez, 19, died after his motorcycle hit a utility pole in South Fairmount over Memorial Day weekend.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office reported a fatal vehicle crash where a car hit a tree and caught fire, the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Farmer Music Center, a new concert venue, is set to replace Coney Island amusement park in Cincinnati, funded by a $60 million donation from the Farmer Family Foundation.

A man was detained at Cincinnati's Union Terminal for claiming he had a grenade, causing panic. No explosive was found, and he faces misdemeanor charges.

Student trustees at the University of Cincinnati Foundation now have voting rights, influencing university policies and initiatives starting fall 2024.

Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub hosted an Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Conference to help business owners acquire and grow their ventures, with a focus on leadership, negotiation, and financial skills.

The NWS forecasts a transition to drier and warmer days in Ohio after a period of showers, with some fog expected to clear by mid-morning and temperatures reaching the 70s.

The Hoxworth Blood Center is urging for blood donations during summer and is offering donors an e-gift card and free coffee coupon in June to counteract seasonal shortages.