Police investigated a social media threat against Cincinnati's SCPA, but no arrests were made as no immediate danger was perceived, classes continued with increased security.

The UAW and GE Aerospace have reached a tentative agreement, potentially ending a strike at Ohio and Kentucky plants. The deal, which addresses job security and healthcare costs, awaits a union vote.

Evander Da Silva Ferreira scored a 98th-minute goal to secure FC Cincinnati's 2-1 victory over Nashville SC, clinching their spot in the 2025 MLS Cup playoffs.

A single-vehicle crash on Ronald Reagan Highway in Colerain Township resulted in one fatality and one injury, with the police investigating the cause.

The Bengals seek a 2-0 start against the Jaguars, relying on a tough defense that excelled in Week 1. Ja'Marr Chase may reach 400 career receptions, and a quarterback rivalry between Joe Burrow and Trevor Lawrence shapes the narrative.

The National Weather Service predicts warm, dry conditions with highs in the 80s for Columbus and Cincinnati, lasting until late Thursday, when rain may return.

Ohio Rep. Adam Mathews calls for Judge Ted Berry's resignation over social media remarks following Charlie Kirk's death, as public and foundation reactions ensue.

Around 500 people gathered at Nippert Stadium for the annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Run to remember the 9/11 attacks, climbing 2,071 steps to honor the victims and heroes.

Kemper Road in Sharonville, Ohio, remains closed due to construction delays, with the reopening date uncertain. Residents are advised to follow Sharonville's Facebook for updates.

Treyvon Alexander was sentenced to six years for running a large mail check theft operation in Cincinnati involving over $7.4 million in stolen checks.

The NSF awarded $3M to UC and Kent State to foster research collaboration with their SHARE program, aiming to aid smaller institutions and streamline processes.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild week for Ohio, with high pressure leading to dry and warm conditions, apart from a few possible light showers.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a criminal damaging offense in Overlook Avenue and are seeking public assistance, with Detective Giver as the contact point.