Aglamesis Bros' is opening a new ice cream and candy parlor in Hamilton's Main Street Business District, following their expansion of chocolate production in Cincinnati.

Three people were arrested in Butler County for possession and trafficking of drugs, along with seizing marijuana, THC cartridges, guns, vehicles, and cash.

The Cincinnati Bengals will wear their White Bengal uniforms again for an upcoming game against the Philadelphia Eagles on October 27, encouraging fans to dress in white as well.

The city continues making progress on the Millville and Donna Avenue concrete repair and utility improvements, with successful water main replacements and intersections reopening.

The Cincinnati Bearcats' 2024 Hall of Fame class includes Paris Olympians and notable athletes from various sports, with an induction ceremony planned for September 20.

A massive fire engulfed the historic former Beckett Paper Company building in Hamilton, requiring multiple fire departments to respond. The cause is unknown, and the building was slated for demolition.

Kings Island announces the RiverRacers, Ohio's first dual-racing water coaster, set to debut in 2025, along with the new Splash River Junction kids’ area.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati areas might see showers and thunderstorms today, with high temperatures varying across the region, as reported by the National Weather Service Wilmington.

Kaitlyn Hyde faces a vehicular homicide charge after fatally striking 15-year-old Aspen Runnels in a crosswalk; she reportedly was distracted by a baby's pacifier.

UC students organized a free health clinic in Cincinnati, providing care to 235 people and demonstrating the impact of medical students in community healthcare.

Neil Taylor is named director of the UC Law Corporate Law Center, aiming to create engaging content and enhance the center's stature in the legal community.

A man died in a vehicle accident on Dixie Highway in Walton after his truck veered off the road; alcohol and distracted driving are being investigated as potential factors.

Cincinnati Police Chief reports a decline in violent crime to the City Council, with a focus on decreasing youth crime and sustained efforts for safety.