The Cincinnati Music Festival has announced its 2025 lineup, which includes Earth, Wind & Fire, and Janet Jackson. The festival is expected to have a $107 million economic impact, and additional acts have yet to be confirmed.

Multiple drone sightings at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base have prompted FAA investigations without affecting resident safety or base operations. Authorities advise against confronting the drones.

A crash on US Highway 27 in Colerain Township sent two people to the hospital and closed the road for hours. Two vehicles were involved, and one caught fire. The road has since reopened.

Mixed precipitation is expected in Ohio, with a rainy morning commute and possible light snow accumulations. Conditions will improve late afternoon with a drier and cooler weekend ahead.

Impact Beverage plans to double its workforce by adding 65 new jobs with a facility expansion in Cincinnati, responding to increased demand in the beverage sector.

St. Aloysius Gonzaga School in Green Township closes Tuesday due to widespread illness affecting staff and students, prompting a deep clean of the facilities.

The Cincinnati community will hold a graveside service for poet Nikki Giovanni on December 19, her influence in literature and civil rights is honored.

The Cincinnati Police Department offers a Safe Storage Program, allowing gun owners to voluntarily store firearms at a secured facility for six months.

The Amber Alert for 3-year-old Nora Judkins was canceled after she was found safe and her father, Jeremy Judkins, was taken into custody in Cincinnati.

The National Weather Service predicts dry weather in Columbus and Cincinnati today, with rain coming Wednesday. Temperatures will be slightly above normal before a cold front brings cooler conditions later in the week.

A 16-year-old is in stable condition after a shooting in Roselawn, details remain unclear as police investigate.

A former deputy sheriff was sentenced to 18 months in prison for engaging in an illegal sexual relationship with a high school student and tampering with evidence.

Red Feather Kitchen in Cincinnati is closing after 11 years in business, with its last day set for the upcoming Saturday. The restaurant has not disclosed the specific reasons for the shutdown.