A body identified as Timothy Bartley was recovered from the Great Miami River, with the cause of death under investigation.

The 4th annual Sam Hubbard Fowling Tournament gathered nearly a thousand people in Norwood to raise funds for children in need through The Sam Hubbard Foundation.

Lakota Local Schools mourns a 17-year-old student who died in a car crash in Liberty Township. The district offered condolences and requested privacy for the family. Guidance was given for coping with the tragedy.

Cincinnati is rebuilding the 1000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point, destroyed by fire. Midstates Recreation is chosen for the project, with an estimated cost of $1.9-$2.1 million. Public input is sought for the design.

Tariffs are impacting personal finance and retirement planning, causing market uncertainty and prompting investors to seek financial advisors for guidance, as discussed by Michael Neugent from the University of Cincinnati.

UC's Esports Innovation Lab hosted the "Game to Career: Esports Employment Fair," connecting 200 neurodivergent students with tech employers through gaming skills.

Research reveals ancient horses migrated over the Bering land bridge both ways during the Pleistocene, challenging one-way migration theories, incorporating DNA, isotopes, and Indigenous knowledge.

The National Weather Service predicts severe weather for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with potential for thunderstorms and hail due to warm, humid conditions. Cooler weather is expected afterward.

ODOT announced I-74 East lane closures near Shepherd and Haft Road underpasses for construction work from May 16-19, with width restrictions in place. Weather delays have altered the project schedule.

ODOT announces a closure from May 16–19 for bridge maintenance in the Bay Area, affecting northbound Beekman to westbound I-74, with detours via Colerain Avenue.

Cincinnati records its lowest shootings since 2010 and prepares for a youth crime surge in summer with proactive measures, including the "Summer in Cincy" program.

Cincinnati celebrated Pete Rose Night, honoring the late "Hit King" with a large turnout despite his controversial past, and the event featured Reds legends and a recognition of Rose's contribution to the city's baseball legacy.

Dr. David Oh of Hoxworth Blood Center has been appointed to the board of America’s Blood Centers, enhancing Hoxworth's influence in national blood banking.