Sen. Bernie Moreno told Mayor Aftab Pureval a June 10 ordinance merging procurement and economic inclusion could jeopardize federal funding. City officials say the reorganization is cost‑neutral and meant to speed contracting.

A Cincinnati mother says juvenile sentences for the teens convicted in her son's 2025 killing are too lenient and is urging tougher penalties and fuller accountability.

Drone video released by Cincinnati police shows a suspect toss a black bag from a home; officers recovered a handgun and arrested a man on weapons and evidence‑tampering charges.

Cincinnati police are searching for William Craft after authorities say a shotgun and other items were taken from a sleeping victim. He's described as 6-foot-2 and last known in North College Hill.

Dense morning fog is trimming visibility in Cincinnati. Thunderstorms are likely Thursday night and again Saturday with locally heavy rain possible.

AfriFest returns to Sawyer Point on July 18 with dozens of vendors, live Afrobeats, traditional dance and a week of lead-up programming that spotlights local entrepreneurs.

New 3D CT machines at security have smaller openings than older x‑ray units, and some standard carry‑ons may no longer fit through. Measure your bag before you fly.

A 10-year-old in Harrison Township was grazed by a bullet and treated at Dayton Children’s Hospital. Deputies are canvassing the area and seeking tips.

A federal complaint filed July 1 alleges a former Lakota teacher groomed a student for years and that district officials approved a quiet retirement; the district denies the claims.

Kroger is adding in-store wine shops and tasting bars at 147 stores nationwide, staffed by trained wine stewards as part of a push to deepen wine assortments and in-store discovery.

A San Diego firm paid $86.6M for a 1.06M‑sq‑ft Marshalls distribution center in Vandalia, a notable premium over its 2022 sale and a sign of ongoing demand near the Dayton airport.

A Westwood mother is accused of attacking her child with poles on June 22, leaving the boy hospitalized. Prosecutors have charged her with felonious assault.

The Rice family opened a French Chew storefront at 400 Front Street, reviving the 1896 Cincinnati taffy with family-made bars, minis and new flavors.