Charles and Matthew Edmonson pleaded guilty to child abuse involving their five adopted children, with charges including kidnapping and endangering in Clermont County.

Two men died in a head-on crash in Springfield Township, with speed being a possible factor. Witness reports suggest one vehicle lost control, leading to the collision.

Rain and mild temperatures are expected in Columbus and nearby areas. Showers will continue into early next week, followed by cooler mid-week weather.

I-471 southbound in Cincinnati remains closed after a fire, impacting local traffic and prompting detours. The structural integrity of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is under assessment.

Markaylo Jeffries was arrested on murder charges for the fatal shooting of Dustin Colvin in Cincinnati's East End, with his arraignment set for December 28th.

The Butler County coroner identified Christopher Gorak, 50, as the man fatally shot by Middletown police on Christmas Eve after he allegedly brandished a weapon.

A man from Clermont County is indicted on 93 felony charges for an alleged multi-state scam involving victim investments in non-returning Amazon stores.

Mild weather in Columbus and Cincinnati will transition to chillier temperatures, with an active week of disturbances bringing rain and potentially reaching lower 60s before colder air sets in.

A 77-year-old man with memory issues, Bruce Moseman, has gone missing in Kettering, Ohio, prompting a statewide alert. He was last seen driving a red 1999 Ford Ranger.

China Gourmet, a Cincinnati staple since 1977, will close due to operational challenges. This will mark the end of an era for the local dining scene.

The New York Times celebrates Cincinnati's Cafe Mochiko as one of the Best Bakeries in the U.S., recognized for its unique pastries and comfort food.

The Ohio region is expected to experience a pause in rain before more unsettled weather arrives later. Moderate temperatures are forecasted for the short term, and a mix of conditions is anticipated heading into the weekend.

Anderson Towne Center Starbucks employees joined a national strike to protest the company's labor practices and seek better wages and a more respectful work environment.