The Cincinnati Museum Center will showcase a Barbie exhibit with over 300 items, exploring her cultural impact and featuring vintage dolls and a Dreamhouse.

Father Rob Jack, a priest, was struck during a teen brawl in downtown Cincinnati as he tried to intervene. The violence raises concerns about youth civility, which he discussed on the radio. Police are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent gray skies and showers for Ohio. Conditions will gradually improve as high pressure moves in towards the weekend, but a cooler weather pattern is expected early next week.

Meyer Brothers and Sons won an AIA Cincinnati Design Award for transforming Hamilton's historic freight depot into The Freight House, a modern office and manufacturing hub, while preserving architectural heritage.

Addyston Village Council voted to dissolve its police department due to financial constraints, shifting law enforcement to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.

Cincinnati is preparing for the Girls on the Run event, which will affect traffic with street closures on Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. The program celebrates young girls' personal growth through running.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval addressed crime and affordable housing in his "State of the City" speech, emphasizing progress made and challenges ahead. He reported declines in shootings and youth violence and efforts to provide rental assistance.

A dirt bike and a FedEx van collided in Cleves, resulting in the death of the bike rider and no injuries to the van driver. Investigations are ongoing.

A man died in a collision with a semi-truck in Brown County after swerving to avoid a USPS vehicle, with officials underscoring the importance of seat belt use.

A chlorine spill at a Cleves, Ohio, water treatment plant resulted in one hospitalization and the facility's evacuation. No immediate risk to the water supply was reported.

The National Weather Service warns of changing weather in Ohio, with rain expected from tonight through Thursday, and drier conditions over the weekend.

A former West Chester police officer appeared in court facing charges of evidence tampering and database misuse stemming from a mishandled death investigation.

Reco Williams was identified as the victim struck and killed on I-75 after exiting his disabled car, police say neither speed nor impairment were factors.