The National Weather Service warns of an upcoming heat wave in Columbus and Cincinnati, with high temperatures and windy conditions. There are concerns over increased fire risk.

Hamilton celebrates the holiday season with Holly Jolly Hamilton from November 1 to New Year's Day, featuring festive events and local business support.

The Hamilton County Coroner's Office confirmed the identity of 7-year-old Luis Garcia-Guardado, who died in a forklift incident in Carthage, ruled accidental by Cincinnati police.

Winton Hills community mourns the death of 5-year-old Arty Stanford III, killed in a drive-by shooting while sleeping. His family and school remember him fondly as police search for the perpetrators.

An impending heatwave in Columbus and Cincinnati is set to bring temperatures 20 degrees above normal. Breezy conditions and a chance of record-breaking heat earlier in the week will be followed by rainfall and cooler temperatures towards the weekend.

A house fire in West Price Hill displaced five residents and caused an estimated $150,000 damage. Firefighters quickly contained the blaze, and no injuries were reported. The Red Cross is providing assistance.

A 5-year-old boy in Cincinnati died after being hit in a drive-by shooting while sleeping. No suspects have been arrested; the community mourns and seeks justice.

A fatal three-vehicle collision occurred in Colerain Township, resulting in the death of Todd Rutledge Sr. and an unknown number of injured individuals. The crash caused a portion of I-275 to close for hours as police investigated.

The NWS forecasts a cool, dry Sunday in the Ohio Valley. A warm trend starts Monday, and record highs are possible by midweek. This will be followed by a rainy Halloween and temperature normalization post-Halloween.

Three family members were stabbed to death by 66-year-old Anthony Mathis, who had a record of domestic violence and later died of self-inflicted wounds.

Three suspects were arrested for an aggravated robbery and kidnapping at a Middletown Verizon store, where they stole electronics and forced an employee into an inventory room.

U.S. Attorney Parker honored individuals for their roles in public safety during an awards ceremony, including officers and agents recognized for their bravery and excellence.

A Cincinnati man was sentenced to 40 years for sex trafficking minors and related crimes following a trial detailing his abuse and exploitation of two teens.