Protests over ICE detention of a former chaplain sparked clashes on Roebling Bridge, with Officer Zachary Stayton caught on video in an altercation with protester Brandon Hill, leading to Stayton's administrative leave.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting an interactive booth at the ongoing Butler County Fair, featuring a Marine Patrol display, a SWAT truck, and giveaways, aimed at fostering community relationships.

The Columbus and Cincinnati areas are expected to experience a period of dry and increasingly hot weather, with temperatures rising towards the weekend.

Free health care services were offered at St. Xavier High School by UC students, Anthem, and RAM, providing medical, dental, and vision care to those in need, no ID or insurance required.

Anthony Kelly of Cincinnati faces federal charges for allegedly threatening ICE agents and a federal official, with social media posts suggesting intent to harm. A search revealed a firearm, reinforcing the serious nature of the threats.

Brett Kissela has been named director of the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute, stepping down as chair of neurology to focus on research and innovation.

The University of Cincinnati showcases over 5,000 art pieces in an exhibition and plans a book release on the UC Art Collection. The art is also integrated across campus and affiliated museums.

Lightning sparked a fire at Fairfield Inn in Oakley, Cincinnati, damaging six rooms. The incident, which occurred on Sunday around 4 p.m., was managed without injuries and contained by 5 p.m. Damages are estimated at $100,000.

A crash on eastbound I-275 at Wards Corner Road in Miami Township caused highway closure and delays. Two people were hospitalized, and alternative routes were advised.

A man was fatally shot in West Price Hill, Cincinnati, and he later died at UC Medical Center. Authorities have not yet identified a suspect or motive and are investigating.

The NWS predicts clearer skies and warmer temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati after heavy rain, with dry conditions expected through Tuesday and heat forecasted later in the week.

Habitat for Humanity and Cincinnati collaborate to offer homeownership opportunities in the Jefferson neighborhood, introducing seven family-friendly homes as part of the Build Back the Block program. Applications are available at 345 High Street.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH, warns of strong winds, potential tornadoes, and flash flooding in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with heat indexes near 100 degrees.