Trial for Rodney Hinton Jr., charged in the death of Deputy Larry Henderson, is set for Oct 6. He pleads not guilty to the charges, which may carry the death penalty.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars presented future predictions on various topics at the 1819 Innovation Hub, attended by regional business leaders.

A man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a SWAT standoff near Oak Hills High School, resulting in nearby road and school activity closures.

The National Weather Service forecasts cool weather, scattered showers, and possible thunderstorms in Columbus and Cincinnati due to an upper-level low pressure system.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing system outages, leading to canceled procedures and scam calls. They are working on containing the breach.

Late-night traffic on southbound I-75 in Lockland was restricted to one lane, but all lanes reopened by early morning. The cause of the delay was not specified.

Lockland commuters experienced delays on SB I-75 due to a highway closure at exit 12 after an accident. Lockland PD advised using alternative routes. Traffic was reduced to one lane as clean-up continued.

Montgomery hosts an event tomorrow at Terwilliger Lodge. Dr. Culley will discuss the Benedict Nature Preserve to educate and engage locals in environmental preservation.

Health officials are responding to a sewage discharge at Winton Woods Park, advising against contact with the lake water and suspending water activities as a precaution.

A low-pressure system brings scattered showers and potential thunderstorms to parts of Ohio, and cooler temperatures and persistent rain are expected into the week.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing a system outage, disrupting services, and leading to the postponement of elective procedures. Emergency services continued as the health network responded to the incident.

José Raúl Pérez-Estrada received a Career-Starter Research Grant from the Knights Templar Eye Foundation to study newt eye development and regeneration, which could potentially benefit pediatric eye care.

Oxford is developing a Bike-Pedestrian Master Plan, funded by a federal grant, to enhance transportation sustainability and connectivity with BCRTA transit. Public input is sought through a survey.