A Sycamore Township father pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 14–19.5 years after his 24-year-old daughter was shot in January 2025.

A pair of Ohio Democrats filed HB 854 to tax top earners and create an Ohio Free College Fund to pay tuition for in‑state students at public universities.

Black Sheep Performance in Blue Ash is more than doubling its space, adding turf and a 24-hour gym. The Blue Ash facility has become a go‑to offseason spot for Bengals players.

A pursuit that began on I‑471 in Fort Thomas ended in downtown Cincinnati on May 27; short video of the chase circulated online while officials released few details.

A Cincinnati man with five prior OVI convictions was arrested early Thursday after a trooper stopped him for signal violations. He refused sobriety testing and faces a sixth OVI charge.

A Sharonville man faces felony charges after investigators say he stabbed a neighbor with scissors in the front yard; bond was set above $1 million.

Marcus Sapp filed a federal lawsuit saying Cincinnati detectives suppressed evidence and manufactured testimony in a case that kept him behind bars for 13 years.

Monroe Township trustees voted April 30 to put Fire Chief Greg Lang on paid administrative leave and ordered him to turn over keys and devices as an outside probe begins. The move follows a December incident that led to charges later resolved in court.

Winning numbers 1‑5‑49‑51‑59 (Mega Ball 7). No jackpot winner, Ohio had 8,922 winning tickets, from one $2,500 hit to thousands of $10 payouts.

A Wayne Township homeowner stabbed a man who allegedly forced into a bedroom where adults and children hid. The suspect was later indicted and is being held without bond.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol says six people died in Memorial Day crashes May 22–25 — the fewest in 18 years — after checkpoints and a new rideshare push.

Parma's lower prices and midcentury housing are pulling some Cincinnati remote workers to look beyond the city for more space at a similar monthly cost.

Michael Ahmed is UDF’s first CEO from outside the Lindner family, taking over a local chain known for hand‑dipped ice cream and fresh‑made donuts. He says supply‑chain know‑how will be central to his plan.