An Air Care response caused an accident on I-71 late Thursday, closing the highway. The lanes reopened early Friday morning, but details about the crash and its victims remain limited.

The National Weather Service forecasts a slight warming trend with widespread rain for the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas. Temperatures will stabilize, and the expected rainfall could cause potential flooding.

Princeton City Schools faces budget cuts and a hiring freeze after a tax levy failure, impacting staffing, transportation, and school closures if financial issues persist.

The annual Reindog Parade will bring festive, costumed dogs and street closures to Mt. Adams, led by Santa and a Grand Marshall, promoting community holiday spirit.

Christopher J. Alexander was sentenced to jail for deer poaching, facing 90 days, a $43,000 fine, and loss of hunting rights, reinforcing Ohio's stance against wildlife crimes.

Hamilton has received over $4 million in tax credits for the restoration of two historic buildings into apartments and commercial space, promising urban revitalization.

A Sycamore Township man, Frederick Louis Tanzer, 66, is charged with making false statements about a 1989 rape case linked to him through DNA evidence.

A multi-car accident and a separate incident involving a police cruiser on snow-covered I-275 closed eastbound lanes until today.

Firefighters responded to a fire at Middletown's Kittyhawk Plaza, specifically at Gentle Family Dentistry. The fire, fought in snowy conditions, caused no injuries, but the damage extent and cause remain under investigation.

Columbus and Cincinnati face an arctic chill with prospects of warmer weather incoming. While Thursday saw snow storms, the weekend brings rain and higher temperatures, with more rain expected next week before another cooldown.

A bomb threat prompted evacuation at Nestle Purina PetCare, replicating an incident from a month before; no bomb was found despite extensive searches.

A father was arrested after a fight during a high school basketball game at Robert A. Taft Information Technology High School, prompting Cincinnati Public Schools to condemn the violence.

Four individuals were arrested for a fire that damaged the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in Cincinnati, causing major traffic disruptions and ongoing repairs.