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.

Columbus and Cincinnati face snow and dropping temperatures, with possible traffic impacts and stronger winds expected in the evening. Conditions should improve slightly later in the day.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruling differentiated between emergent and post-emergent statements in a shooting case, impacting the right to cross-examine in legal testimonies.

A fire under an Ohio bridge has caused the closure of I-471 southbound, disrupting travel between Cincinnati and Newport, Kentucky. Traffic is being diverted, with various detours for drivers.

A court has ordered St. Bernard Soap Company to pay over $32 million in rent and utilities, which has affected the landlord and utility companies and resulted in 118 worker layoffs.

Carlos Dunlap closed his restaurant, Honey Uninhibited, in Covington after less than 1.5 years due to challenges, despite his gratitude for staff and patrons.

According to the National Weather Service, Ohioans face a weather shift with rain turning to snow, visibility issues due to fog, and a significant temperature drop.

Dave Parker was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, joining the late Dick Allen as the 2025 inductee. The Classic Baseball Era Committee chose them. Parker's career boasts two World Series wins, an MVP award, and seven All-Star selections.

Cincinnati's TQL Stadium will host four Group Stage matches of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, featuring clubs like Bayern Munich and Auckland City FC. Tickets go on sale to the public on December 19th.

Cincinnati Public Schools Board will vote on a $200 million redistricting plan to create six new middle schools and rearrange student placement, despite divided opinions and calls for more community input.