Cincinnati police closed streets and evacuated buildings in Over-the-Rhine due to a suspicious bag that contained harmless items, including USB wires. No threats were found.

A pedestrian was hit by a car in West Chester Township at Tylersville and Cincinnati Dayton Roads, with the area temporarily closed for investigation.

Gerry Faust, a legendary Moeller High School and Notre Dame football coach, died at 89. He was celebrated for his leadership and character-building approach to coaching.

Dry conditions are expected in Ohio until late Wednesday, with the National Weather Service predicting clear skies that will gradually become cloudier. Temperatures will be around average, with rain returning Thursday.

Skyline Chili introduces a limited-time Mac and Cheese Way, combining pasta, chili, and cheese for the holidays, with mixed reactions and a higher price point.

A gas leak on Loveland Madeira Road has closed the road and nearby businesses as Duke Energy works on repairs. No injuries have been reported, but the duration of the closure is uncertain.

Hamilton invites residents to honor military service members with the Hometown Hero Banner program. The program requires an application fee and a local connection. Banners will be displayed from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

Cincinnati Pizza Week returns, featuring $10 pie deals from over a dozen pizzerias, with a digital app for tracking visits and winning a $300 gift card prize.

Fans gathered at Great American Ball Park for Pete Rose's 14-hour memorial, celebrating his legacy and personal impact on baseball enthusiasts worldwide.

Man shot in Whitewater Township after a fight, taken to hospital, with Hamilton County Sheriff's Department investigating.

Drier conditions and seasonal temperatures are expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington until midweek. However, rain is likely to return from Wednesday night into Thursday.

The Cincinnati Museum Center is reviving its 78-year-old holiday tradition with the Duke Energy Holiday Trains display, which will be open from Nov. 9 to Jan. 6, 2025. The display will feature historical train models and a LEGO exhibit.

Ohio experiences a wet and windy autumn shift, with rain storms and breezy conditions, a high-pressure system is set to bring drier air early in the week, followed by warmer temperatures and more rain.