A police chase in Cincinnati ended with a crash by Fire Station #8, leading to minor injuries for the driver and passenger, initially suspected of DUI.

Hamilton's Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton initiative connects residents with city officials at barbecue events to discuss local issues and enhance community engagement.

Police shot a wrong-way driver on I-275 in Union Township. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is reviewing the case, and no officers were injured.

Student Collin Miller was arrested at the University of Cincinnati for impeding a demonstration and charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Supporters rallied for his release.

A tow truck crashed into a Lebanon home, narrowly missing resident Tracey Shonkwiler. Minor injuries reported; neighboring building damaged. Red Cross assisted displaced victims.

Hamilton is set for a wet week with a forecast of up to 6 inches of rain, raising flooding concerns. Residents are urged to clear drains and check sump pumps to mitigate flooding risks.

The NWS in Wilmington, Ohio, warns of severe storms and possible flooding in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with strong winds and heavy rains expected.

Cincinnati Police are urgently seeking public assistance to find 13-year-old Dalonta Behanan, who has been missing since yesterday, urging anyone with info to contact Det. Hert at 513-352-3505.

Butler County prepares for severe weather with the Emergency Response Services Unit and Emergency Operations Center ready to respond, as advised by Sheriff Jones.

The Cincinnati Police Department seeks public help to find missing 17-year-old Ja'Sonnie Clark, last seen on Walnut Street and East Liberty on Sunday.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect for vandalizing and attempting to steal a sculpture on Calhoun Street, calling for public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing adult Robert Diederichen, who vanished from a nursing facility last Monday, wearing a black hoodie, blue jeans, and black Nike shoes.

The National Weather Service predicts severe weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with storms from Wednesday through Saturday, potential flooding, and aviation impacts.