A semi-truck crash in downtown Cincinnati has caused extensive traffic delays and road closures around Fort Washington Way and I-71, with detours advised and only non-life-threatening injuries reported.

Weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, OH, will improve as a cold front leaves, but further precipitation and chill are expected into next week, including a possible stormy Saturday.

Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival, celebrating its 10th year, will include Bob Dylan and others in Cincinnati on June 22. Tickets go on sale February 7.

Crystal Barker escaped custody by jumping into the Great Miami River after being arrested, prompting a rescue operation, she now faces additional charges.

Rashid Dewees was indicted on felonious assault and inducing panic charges after a shooting at Joseph Chevrolet in Colerain Township, causing an evacuation. No one was hurt.

A woman was hospitalized after a stabbing in Cincinnati's Roselawn neighborhood, police found her with multiple wounds, but no suspects have been detained.

Due to ice, sleet, and freezing rain, the National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Columbus and Cincinnati. Conditions may improve in the South, but another front is expected over the weekend.

An early morning shooting in Hamilton, Ohio, left a 33-year-old man dead after an altercation. Authorities are seeking a suspect who may have fled in a purple Honda Civic.

A Hamilton man received a 15-year sentence for drug and firearm offenses after authorities intercepted a meth shipment and found drugs, cash, jewelry, and firearms at his home. He pleaded guilty to distribution and firearm charges.

Briasha Stroud from Deer Park is charged with attempted murder for shooting her son, she also experienced an overdose. Her arraignment is set for February 7.

The NWS has updated the forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati, warning of potential weather disruptions due to mixed precipitation and freeze potential from Wednesday to Thursday.

Cincinnati's Office of Environment and Sustainability offers grants for climate action projects through the Green Cincinnati Plan, focusing on youth-led initiatives and community-driven solutions.

The article summarizes the history of Hamilton's gas system from its inception in 1855 through challenges, public versus private ownership debates, and financial instability, leading to eventual solvency during WWII.