Lakota West High School boys basketball team won its first regional championship, beating Fairfield 45-40. Coach Moss and his son were significant in the victory.

Four were hospitalized after a house explosion in Cincinnati's East Price Hill, one critically injured, nearby buildings damaged. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

The National Weather Service predicts above-normal temperatures for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with a sunny start and potential severe weather later in the week.

Clermont County's Rumpke Rd. area faces an 8-hour water shutdown on March 10 for a main replacement project, with customer service support available for residents.

The Cincinnati Fire Department promotes firefighter fitness with March workout sessions and application assistance for prospective applicants, shared via social media.

A Cincinnati man won $50,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket bought at University BP, but after taxes, he will receive about $36,000. Two top prizes of the Merry Money game are still unclaimed.

Vice President JD Vance confronted protesters near his home, expressing on social media that their actions scared his young daughter and describing them as "s**t persons" for their tactics.

The Ohio Valley is expected to experience sunny weather and a warming trend this week, with dry conditions and above-normal temperatures. However, a stronger storm system may arrive by the weekend.

Colerain Township Police are using social media to ask for the public's help identifying theft suspects, offering contact details, and emphasizing the community's role in ensuring safety and justice.

Weather improves in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with the National Weather Service predicting warmer temperatures and clearer skies following recent precipitation.

The 17STRONG Social Mixer in Hamilton is scheduled for March 20 at Pour House. The event, which aims to increase community involvement and connection, welcomes both supporters and newcomers.

Ted Lepine, a 70-year-old from Cincinnati with memory issues, was safely located after being reported missing.

Cincinnati road closures are expected this weekend on William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue, with alternative routes and checkpoints for residents.