A new mural of Pete Rose was unveiled in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, celebrating the baseball legend's legacy.

Jeffrey Wogenstahl, convicted in 1993 for the murder of 10-year-old Amber Garrett, seeks a new trial, claiming that jurors missed vital eyewitness accounts.

Graeter's and Skyline Chili may concoct a unique Cincinnati chili-flavored ice cream, briefly listed on Kroger's website, inciting mixed reactions from consumers and a statement from JD Vance.

The Carlisle Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate Christopher Kimmel, who was last seen in Warren County, amid concerns over his health issues.

A 75-year-old Ohio woman, Ann Mayers, was sentenced to 4-5.5 years for an armed bank robbery, with some charges reduced and credit for time served. She claimed financial desperation drove her to the crime.

I Heart Mac & Cheese is closing its College Hill location before its one-year anniversary, as announced on Instagram and confirmed by Local 12 and WCPO 9 Cincinnati.

Reading schools closed after an anonymous threat reported by a student, leading the district to take precautionary measures for safety, pending the investigation results.

A man named Danias Weaver was fatally shot in College Hill, Cincinnati. Police are investigating and have asked for public assistance. Nearby schools briefly increased security measures.

A young man was hospitalized with severe injuries after a shooting in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. No suspect information has been released as police investigate.

The National Weather Service warns of showers and cooler temperatures in Ohio. Some areas could see soft hail or graupel, and there is a risk of frost as temperatures may dip to freezing overnight.

Em's Sourdough Bread at Findlay Market closes after eight years, leaving fans missing its baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. The market seeks a new tenant for the space.

Kaleb Evans, 18, was fatally shot in Westwood, Cincinnati, on Sunday night. The incident, initially misreported location-wise, is under investigation, and no suspects have been identified. Police are seeking public assistance.

The National Weather Service predicts a chilly and wet start to the week in Ohio Valley, with scattered showers and temperatures struggling to leave the 50s. Conditions may improve with warmer weather by the weekend.