The National Weather Service forecasts calm, pleasant weather with temperatures in the 70s for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, followed by a cooler, potentially wet front next week.

Baseball legend Pete Rose passed away at 83, leaving a legacy as MLB's all-time hits leader and a controversial figure due to a betting scandal.

An 18-year-old driver was charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in Cincinnati; excessive speed and lack of a valid license were factors.

There is a dense fog advisory in Ohio and northern Kentucky, with low visibility for motorists. This will be followed by scattered showers and gusty winds as an upper-level disturbance moves through. Calmer weather and cooler temperatures are expected on Wednesday.

A neighbor, Justin Roark, acted swiftly to rescue residents from a burning home in Butler County, with all occupants, including a pet cat, safely evacuated.

An Amelia man on a motorized bike was seriously injured after colliding with an SUV in Bethel, Ohio, during a power outage affecting street lights. He was airlifted to a medical center.

An 85-year-old man died after a teen ignored a red light and caused a two-vehicle crash in Westwood, with the vehicles also hitting a market entrance.

St. Xavier High School's football team won against Elder with a late 58-yard touchdown pass, showcasing a significant comeback in a highly competitive game.

A man named Reginald Simpson was fatally shot while in his car near a Mount Healthy gas station. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

According to the National Weather Service, settled weather with showers will persist in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas early in the week, with improvement and drier conditions expected by midweek.

A Cincinnati man pleaded guilty to gun trafficking charges, including selling a machine gun and possessing a firearm near a school. He faces up to 20 years in prison.

Hurricane Helene's remnants caused significant disruption in Greater Cincinnati, leaving over 100,000 homes without power and prompting public safety announcements for reporting hazards.

The Kroger Wellness Festival in Cincinnati was canceled due to severe weather from Hurricane Helene, with Kroger now aiding those affected by repurposing festival resources.