MLB commissioner Rob Manfred reinstated Pete Rose and other late players, removing them from baseball's blacklist, allowing consideration for honors like the Hall of Fame.

Two Ohio men face federal charges of child exploitation and possession of child pornography, with potential sentences up to 50 years and life in prison respectively.

A Cincinnati woman, Kaitlin Conklin, was arrested for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend and choking his dog, as seen in a circulated social media video.

Jorge Alberto Marroquin Membrano was sentenced to 10 months for illegal reentry into the U.S. after his shoplifting arrest revealed his undocumented status.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Ohio, including warm spells, showers, and potential storms, with marginal severe weather risks and fluctuations in precipitation and temperatures throughout the week.

Miami University’s ASG named Beth Miller the 2025 Outstanding Professor for her impactful teaching and community engagement in Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health.

Construction on S.R. 741 for S.R. 63 project to cause traffic shifts with lane closures starting Thursday evening.

Rodney Hinton Jr., charged with attacking a retired deputy, sues Cincinnati Police and others for $25 million, claiming civil rights violations and physical abuse in custody.

Three young men face charges after an incident involving a stolen vehicle that led to a fatal police shooting in East Price Hill.

Three University of Cincinnati College of Medicine students won prestigious awards: David Warner received the PMGSE, while Mallika Desai and Anna Shepard both earned the PLME for their exceptional achievements and leadership.

A team at the University of Cincinnati is using modern technology to study and recreate Bronze Age artifacts, revealing insights into the era's divine feminine.

A University of Cincinnati study found a strong link between childhood trauma and the risk of later homelessness. Dr. Edson Chipalo's research highlights the cumulative effect of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on housing stability.

The Haydens donated $2 million to establish a community learning kitchen in Cincinnati, focusing on nutrition education for chronic disease prevention and treatment.