A study by the University of Cincinnati reveals that fear of vision loss may deter patients from cataract surgery despite its effectiveness. The research highlights the need for better doctor-patient communication.

Ohio's Rocky Fork State Park opens a new, inclusive archery range with various lanes for all skill levels, promoting sports and community participation.

Ronell Scott is indicted for the retaliatory murder of musician TreShawn Smith over a rap video feud, facing multiple charges including aggravated murder.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used social media to remind drivers of the importance of driving safely in construction zones, emphasizing that speeding endangers workers' lives.

Two people were rescued from a porch roof during an apartment fire on Glenmeadow Lane in Bond Hill, Cincinnati, with an estimated $100,000 in damages. Their conditions are undisclosed.

Tyler Ehrlich joins the University of Cincinnati as Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Wind Studies, bringing extensive conducting and teaching experience.

The Butler County Sheriff spent time with shelter dogs to promote their adoption, with a video feature set to air. The Sheriff's Office publicized the event on social media to encourage adoptions.

Two Ohio wildlife officers were honored with the Pope and Young Club’s award for resolving a significant deer poaching case, marking a first for the state.

Rain and thunderstorms affected Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with forecasts predicting a cold front to bring clearer skies over the weekend. Warm temperatures and more storms are expected next Tuesday.

Paul Hicks of Huron County was arrested for the 2001 murder of his wife, Regina Hicks, after being indicted on murder and kidnapping charges. Hicks had previously faced arson charges and fraud in Clermont County.

A Sharonville man was indicted for raping and impregnating a 12-year-old girl, facing up to 33 years in prison.

The Guardian Games event, reported by the Colerain Police on social media, successfully strengthened ties between first responders and high school students through fitness challenges.

UC Clermont's new initiative in its Manufacturing Engineering Technology program offers paid internships to blend classroom learning with real-world experience, gearing up for a fall 2025 start.