Ohioans face a cold weekend with flurries. A trough will bring colder conditions and snow showers, followed by below-normal temperatures and a possible robust system with rain and thunderstorms next week.

Hamilton requires permits for events, with guidance and a step-by-step online application process provided. Permit approval involves several city departments and considerations like safety and impact on resources.

Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to find suspects in an armed robbery at Wingstop on January 20. Images have been released; information should be sent to Detective Bender at 513-569-8600.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect in an ATM theft at Walgreens on W Corry St that occurred on February 5th around 8:30 PM. They are asking for public assistance.

Ohio is experiencing high winds and a significant temperature drop. A Wind Advisory is in effect, with gusts up to 45 mph.

Hamilton County officials are addressing a neo-Nazi incident with inter-agency meetings and reviews to enhance future threat responses and consider criminal charges.

St. Xavier High School held The Eyes of Freedom exhibit, honoring 23 fallen Lima Company servicemen, including an alumni. The exhibit emphasized the cost of freedom and Ohio's deep connection to the loss.

The NFLPA rated the Cincinnati Bengals 24th in its team report cards, citing poor grades in family friendliness and food quality, but high marks for locker room and training staff. Despite these mixed results, the team has shown some improvement.

A Mason Middle School student faces disciplinary action for threatening to "shoot up the school" following bullying; the incident is under investigation by the school district.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing teen Mariah Stewart from Walnut Hills after an argument with her father. They stress that the community should aid in their search.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to catch a suspect who tried to cash a fake Coinstar receipt at Kroger on January 24 as part of their efforts to combat financial fraud.

Anderson High School remains closed due to an electrical malfunction from a burst sprinkler, with online learning options for students as repairs continue.

Butler County Jail in Ohio is set to resume housing ICE detainees starting March 5, which is expected to generate revenue for the county at a rate of $68 per detainee per day.