Sharon Romaine Ward was sentenced to 4 years for health care fraud and tax crimes, costing taxpayers millions through fraudulent billing via her company.

Hamilton invites residents for a community cycling event on National Bike to Work Day along the Great Miami River Trail with breakfast and bike repairs included.

RiversEdge plans a "Star Wars Day" celebration with an outdoor screening of "The Empire Strikes Back" and various fan activities on May 4th at Marcum Park, Hamilton.

The Ohio region, including Columbus and Cincinnati, faces storms and heavy rain that may lead to flooding over the weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Donald Wright for shoplifting thousands of dollars worth of goods, emphasizing the broader impact of such crimes on the community.

Cincinnati Police are searching for Steven Jackson, who has been missing since last Thursday and was last seen in College Hill. They are asking the public to contact Det. Williams with any information.

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is preparing for the installation of its new Archbishop, Robert Casey, previously of Chicago, amid challenges like declining Mass attendance.

An Indiana man was sentenced to 3-4.5 years for scamming $105,000 in Ohio, as stated by Ohio's AG. He pled guilty to corrupt activity and will pay restitution to 14 victims.

Clermont County prepares for severe weather, with historic rain and potential flooding expected. Residents advised to brace for flash floods, high winds, and possible tornadoes.

The University of Cincinnati renovated the Old Chem building with bird-safe windows to prevent bird collisions, reflecting a growing trend in wildlife-conscious urban development.

Two Cincinnati culinary professionals are James Beard Award finalists, with Mike Stankovich for cocktail service and David Jackman for Best Chef-Great Lakes Region.

Nearly 50,000 customers lost power due to severe weather in the Tri-State area, with tornado warnings and the closure of Loveland schools and U.S. 50. Duke Energy and other crews are working on restoration.

Ohio faces a flood watch due to a weather pattern causing continuous rains and potential storms, as per NWS Wilmington OH. Heavy rainfall may lead to flooding, with severe weather conditions also possible.