Ohio's major cities, including Columbus and Cincinnati, are forecasted by the National Weather Service to face a week of persistent rain with chances of thunderstorms and gusty winds.

Cincinnati Police Department is investigating a credit card theft on Clay St. and seeking information to identify the suspect. A contact number for Detective Bryant has been provided for tips.

FC Cincinnati secured a 3-2 win over LA Galaxy, with Brenner scoring twice and Evander providing three assists. This victory keeps their Supporters' Shield and Eastern Conference hopes alive.

Ohioans win $20,000 lottery prizes, after taxes, each to receive $14,400. Winning tickets were sold in Hamilton and Springfield Township. Major prizes are still unclaimed in the games involved.

A fire in Colerain Township killed a dog and displaced two people. The cause is under investigation, but it may have started on the back porch. Damage is estimated at $150,000. The Red Cross is assisting the residents.

Ohio residents to experience a transition from clear skies to showers and thunderstorms with periodic rain expected throughout the midweek, as per the National Weather Service.

GE Aerospace and UAW reached a five-year contract, ending strikes at Ohio and Kentucky facilities. The agreement improves job security and benefits for over 600 workers.

Archbishop Moeller defeated St. Xavier 30-13 in a high school football game, continuing a six-game winning streak and demonstrating their dominance in the Greater Catholic League South.

Bengals' Cam Taylor-Britt is doubtful, and DJ Turner is questionable with hamstring issues for the game against the Vikings. Other injuries also affect both teams' lineups.

Ayman Soliman, a former chaplain from Cincinnati, was released after his asylum status was reinstated, following wrongful detention by ICE due to flawed government evidence.

Residents in Ohio anticipate a weather change with forecasts predicting showers and thunderstorms starting Sunday after a brief dry period, with increased cloudiness expected.

A former medical resident was sentenced to 180 days in jail and five years of community control for practicing medicine without a license, including filming unauthorized genital ultrasounds.

Hamilton Health Department is surveying residents on their knowledge and opinions about vaping to inform future education initiatives. The survey is open to all and available online.