Ohio Valley faces a wet, chilly weekend with widespread rain and potential isolated flooding, as per the NWS' forecast of a low-pressure system causing below-average temperatures and persistent showers.

Corporex introduces two new bars, Market Bar and High Note, in the $1 billion Ovation development on Newport's riverfront, signifying economic growth in the Cincinnati area.

A 3-year-old was hospitalized following a house fire in West Price Hill, displacing eight people and resulting in $60,000 in damages. Firefighters extinguished the fire quickly, and the cause is under investigation.

All tickets for the Columbus Symphony concert at Ash Cave in Hocking Hills State Park have sold out quickly, including VIP experiences. The event highlights natural acoustics in a scenic setting.

DAAP seniors at the University of Cincinnati showcased capstone projects, with five students receiving the 1819 Innovation Awards for their creativity and social impact.

A Clermont County community experienced a series of vehicle and home break-in attempts by suspects, including one in a gorilla mask. The peculiar incidents were caught on security footage, prompting a police investigation.

Miami University's 31st Undergraduate Research Forum featured 378 students presenting their scholarly work, emphasizing mentorship and the event's generational legacy.

Miami University's President Gregory Crawford received dual accolades from Ohio organizations, acknowledging his impact and the university's progress.

Miami University notes more men, like former Navy corpsman Bradley Black, joining its Nursing programs, reflecting a trend of increased male participation in the field.

Bodycam footage shows a fatal police shooting of Kelsey Hildal after a wrong-way pursuit on I-275 ended with police firing at Hildal, who displayed a gun.

Miami University introduces a horse therapy program to support student mental health, offering sessions at their Equestrian Center for emotional relief through horse grooming. Demand has led to increased session availability.

The University of Cincinnati is set to demolish Crosley Tower, a Brutalist building that has long divided opinions, with a $47.3 million project starting January 2026.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted its K-9 unit's training success in narcotics detection, praising K-9 Radd's performance with Deputy Davenport in a Facebook video.