Six Flags extends its licensing agreement with Peanuts Worldwide through 2030, keeping the Peanuts characters in its theme parks.

Stable weather with sun and warmth is expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio, through Thursday, with a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

Israel Ajiboye earned "Graduate Student Engineer of the Month" at the University of Cincinnati for his work in biomedical applications and heart diagnostics.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on an August 29 theft on Epworth Avenue, asking for public assistance to contact Detective Newman with leads.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODNR Director Mary Mertz opened a new welcome center at Lake Loramie State Park, featuring educational exhibits and panoramic views.

Ohio's Governor teamed up with law enforcement to curb Cincinnati's violent crime, using data intelligence, aerial surveillance, penalizing illegal arms, and capturing fugitives.

A 22-year-old man, Brandon Michael Grimes, was fatally shot in Mt. Healthy and was found inside a vehicle. Police are investigating with no suspects identified.

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Cincinnati celebrates 35 years, offering educational programs to those over 50 and emphasizing community and continuous learning.

A serious crash in Cincinnati left one car split in half, another hitting an apartment, non-life-threatening injuries reported, and Duke Energy dealing with a damaged pole.

The NWS predicts dry conditions and a warming trend for Ohio, with high pressure dominating. A weak trough may bring clouds but not disrupt the fair weather, except for a chance of a shower by the weekend.

A crash in Brown County, Ohio involving a pickup and a van resulted in four people being seriously injured and airlifted or transported to the hospital.

Professor David Niven discusses the impact of gerrymandering on Ohio's congressional districts and compares it to states using independent commissions for fairer maps.

Cincinnati's Budget and Finance Committee approved a $5.42 million public safety plan following recent violence, focusing on police presence, tech resources, and community outreach.