The former Queensgate Jail in Cincinnati has been repurposed as LINNcinnati, a collaborative space for small businesses and artists, contributing to urban redevelopment.

A deadly motorcycle and van collision in Butler County has left one dead and another critically injured; drugs and alcohol were reportedly not factors.

Cincinnati Public Schools enforce a new rule requiring high school students to store cell phones in locked Yondr pouches during school to minimize distractions.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH, forecasts dry, sunny weather with high pressure in control over Columbus and Cincinnati through mid-week, with highs in the low to upper 80s. Rain might return late Thursday into Friday.

Naomi Osaka experienced travel issues and a defeat at the Cincinnati Open qualifiers after United Airlines misplaced her luggage and she lost a match to Ashlyn Krueger.

Delays in Norwood Lateral repair extend its closure in Ohio, impacting travelers and local businesses, with ODOT citing unforeseen structural issues and inclement weather as reasons.

Former Milford city manager Michael Doss faces a felony importuning charge after being accused of trying to solicit sex from a minor. An undercover task force investigation led to the charge.

The Cincinnati Bengals are planning to "Stripe the Jungle" for the game against the Browns, encouraging fans to wear team colors to enhance home-field advantage.

Metro is considering moving Cincinnati's main bus station from Government Square, with possible new locations including the Riverfront Transit Center. The move could increase commute times by up to 12 minutes.

Hamilton High School evacuated and students sent home early due to bomb threats on the first day of school. Police found nothing after a thorough search.

Walter Walker died in a multi-vehicle crash in Evendale; medical issues, not drugs or alcohol, may have been a factor.

Vintage on Race, a new sports bar and lounge, is set to open in downtown Cincinnati with hopes to become a community staple for sports and social events.

The National Weather Service has predicted a brief dry period for Columbus and Cincinnati, with clear skies and mild temperatures before an approaching storm system potentially brings rain and thunderstorms towards the weekend.