Kaitlyn Hyde pled guilty to vehicular homicide for killing 15-year-old Aspen Runnels and faces sentencing in December. The incident has sparked community calls for improved school zone safety.

The article discusses the current cold temperatures in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and forecasts a warming trend. It mentions a Canadian high-pressure system and mid-level ridge affecting the weather.

Hamilton County launched a home repair loan program, Revive + Thrive, offering low-interest loans to eligible homeowners for critical repairs. The program is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and other sources.

Wyoming, Ohio, announces its Green Business Award for local businesses that practice sustainability. Applications are due by November 1, and winners will be recognized at a December council meeting.

The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Cincinnati on October 19 will cause street closures, and residents are advised to plan routes accordingly.

The University of Cincinnati's Homecoming parade will close roads on October 19. Festivities include a block party on Short Vine Street.

A new mural of Pete Rose was unveiled in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, celebrating the baseball legend's legacy.

Jeffrey Wogenstahl, convicted in 1993 for the murder of 10-year-old Amber Garrett, seeks a new trial, claiming that jurors missed vital eyewitness accounts.

Graeter's and Skyline Chili may concoct a unique Cincinnati chili-flavored ice cream, briefly listed on Kroger's website, inciting mixed reactions from consumers and a statement from JD Vance.

The Carlisle Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Christopher Kimmel, who was last seen in Warren County, amid concerns over his health issues.

A 75-year-old Ohio woman, Ann Mayers, was sentenced to 4-5.5 years for an armed bank robbery, with some charges reduced and credit for time served. She claimed financial desperation drove her to the crime.

I Heart Mac & Cheese is closing its College Hill location before its one-year anniversary, as announced on Instagram and confirmed by Local 12 and WCPO 9 Cincinnati.

Reading schools closed after an anonymous threat reported by a student, leading the district to take precautionary measures for safety, pending the investigation results.