The NWS forecast for Ohio Valley indicates continued sunny weather with a chance for frost and a weak cold front that could bring potential showers or storms over the weekend.

Arthur Smith was sentenced to life for the 2021 murder of Antwan Morris in Cincinnati. He can seek parole after 24 years. Smith, who was in jail, is also accused of plotting another murder.

The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed three new manatees to its Manatee Springs exhibit and educates visitors on conservation efforts amidst ongoing threats to manatee populations.

Blink Cincinnati, a light and art festival, will animate the city across 30 blocks from October 17-20. It will feature over 80 installations, drone shows, and the Black Music Walk of Fame.

A fatal motorcycle crash has prompted the closure of Ross Hanover Road in Butler County, with the affected stretch between Black Road and Davis Road, as local authorities continue to investigate.

Skyline Chili in Cincinnati is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a party at Fountain Square that includes a world record attempt, local food, and celebrity appearances.

Six Texans sentenced for trafficking meth disguised as Adderall on the dark web, with a daily order volume of about 20, and laundering money with cryptocurrency.

Over 100 Highland Elementary School students received new shoes in a collaborative effort by Cincinnati Bengals, Just a Pair of Shoes, and Kettering Health. The initiative included sports activities and a shoe design contest.

A 15-year-old driving a stolen SUV crashed into two vehicles in Mt. Airy, resulting in the death of Yeshua Humphrey, 28, and injuring another. The teen is charged with multiple offenses following the incident.

The article forecasts calm weather in Columbus, Cincinnati, with mild temperatures and clear skies before a shift to cooler and rainy conditions over the weekend.

A former Warren County school treasurer was indicted for various charges including theft and tampering with evidence, related to his tenure at Wayne Local School District.

Operation Pumpkin returns to downtown Hamilton from October 11-13, bringing giant pumpkins, art, and performances, with road closures starting October 10.

Hamilton mourns the loss of Dave Belew, a respected community figure, during a three-day mourning period with flags at half-staff. Mayor Moeller and the public honor his legacy.