The Cincinnati Open commenced its 125th edition with Kids' Day and qualifying rounds, excluding Novak Djokovic. Over 100 players, including past champions, are competing, with fans enjoying interactive experiences.

The Perseid Meteor Shower is set to peak, with up to 100 meteors per hour expected, and good visibility conditions forecasted in the Ohio River Valley.

The NWS in Wilmington forecasts increased clouds and a chance of light showers for Ohio, with mild temperatures in the 80s and lows in the 50s and 60s. Rain chances persist midweek, with clearer conditions for aviation.

A juvenile driver died and two adults were hospitalized after a crash in Clermont County, as per OSP. The collision occurred between an SUV and a pickup on Route 28.

A shooting near a bar in Colerain Township resulted in two hospitalized; police found multiple bullet casings but have not released suspect information.

Two passengers sustained extensive injuries in a lone motorcycle crash in Warren County, with one airlifted and the other taken by ambulance for treatment.

The NWS forecasts cooler-than-normal temperatures and dry conditions for Ohio, with clear skies and highs ranging from the upper 70s to low 80s into mid-week, and no significant rainfall in sight.

The Voices of America Country Music Fest in West Chester Township expects 100,000 attendees, offering upgraded seating and hydration stations to improve guest experience.

William Adams reunited with Colerain Township first responders who saved him from a heart attack while driving, crediting them and his family's quick actions for his survival.

An altercation in Green Township led to the stabbing death of Barbara Mortimer and critical injury of her husband. Their son Kenneth faces murder charges.

Cooler, drier air is expected across Columbus and nearby areas as high pressure takes over, bringing sunshine and pleasant temperatures for the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

Batavia Police Chief Jim Young is on leave amidst an investigation into alleged misconduct, with Mayor Runck ensuring impartiality during the process. No specifics of the allegations are revealed.

MLS terminated FC Cincinnati forward Aaron Boupendza's contract without disclosing reasons; Boupendza recently faced a suspension and had contributed significantly to the team.