Cloudy and muggy with scattered storms today. Flood Watch through late Saturday as localized heavy rain is possible.

An 18-year-old received 20–25.5 years after pleading guilty in the 2023 Bond Hill shooting that killed 15-year-old Ja'mir Thompkins.

A Mason builder finished Lebanon Landing — a 20‑unit, $11M townhome community in downtown Lebanon — with units starting near $499K and two homes already under contract.

Remains found inside a Clermont County vehicle have been identified as 69-year-old Debra Wireman of Flemingsburg; investigators say an autopsy is pending.

Country Meat Co. Marketplace in Avondale has closed, with owners citing rising costs, theft and safety concerns. The loss leaves the neighborhood without its primary full‑service grocery.

BRKTHROUGH, a 22,000-square-foot immersive game room, opens at Kenwood Towne Centre on July 13 with 40+ challenge rooms, a BRK ROOM menu and private-event spaces.

The Ohio Supreme Court reversed an appeals court and found jurors had enough evidence to convict a Cheviot stepmother accused of yearslong abuse of her stepson. Legal challenges continue.

Cincinnati, Ohio State, Xavier and Dayton will play an Oct. 7 doubleheader at Mason's Lindner Family Tennis Center as part of the CareSource Invitational. One ticket admits both games.

CNBC’s 2026 Top States for Business study crowns Ohio No.1, citing infrastructure and low costs while flagging workforce gaps.

Swiss maker Weidmann will invest $155M to redevelop a vacant Middletown mill into a Transformerboard plant, a project officials say will bring about 105 local jobs.

A Hamilton County judge heard arguments as Madeira seeks to end its 20-year water agreement with Indian Hill, citing PFAS risks and rate concerns.

An 18-year-old died after a three-vehicle crash Monday on State Route 131 in Miami Township. Troopers say he was airlifted to UC Medical Center and later pronounced dead.

Court filings say a Hyde Park Clothes Mentor employee used fake paperwork and customer names to run hundreds‑of‑dollar transactions that totaled nearly $31,000.