Nearly 600 Oak Hills freshmen started high school this week as crews finished installing air ducts for the building's first-ever air conditioning.

DeSean Buckner, 30, pleaded guilty nearly two years after gunning down Umedjon Mavlonkulov at a La Quinta front desk.

Brewd's Janine De Iorio says the noise wrecked her patio business — now a city deal caps daily demonstrations to a three-hour window.

The Louisville brunch chain is converting former Maple Street Biscuit Co. spots in Northern Kentucky and Warren County.

An EF1 twister carved a 7.1-mile path through Brown and Adams counties, collapsing a building on Tibbe Road.

The Cincinnati campus also got a STEM lab, murals and a public health clinic through a massive volunteer effort.

UC Health, Greater Cincinnati Foundation and dozens of local leaders vie for honors at the Renaissance Cincinnati Downtown Hotel on October 15.

A midday shooting on Beech Street sent one person to the hospital, echoing a March 2025 shooting on the same block.

Freshmen hauled boxes through the Nutter Center parking lot as crews raced to finish a new campus roundabout just days before classes started.

Runners can dress as cattle for the Cattle Drive Moo Mile before Camp Washington's new state fair takes over Valley Park.

Cincinnati starts Thursday with rain and possible storms before a sunny, cooler weekend settles in.

District 3 detectives want help naming a man photographed with a truck in the industrial neighborhood.

Tony Houston allegedly showed neighbors pipe bombs and a sawed-off shotgun over a dog dispute. A judge now says he can stand trial.