A judge orders Rusconi Bar & Kitchen to close temporarily due to allegations of violence, underage drinking, and violations of fire code capacity. The bar's attorney claims unfair treatment.

A car and Metro bus collided in Cincinnati, leaving the driver seriously injured and passengers with minor injuries; the crash's cause is under investigation.

Clear and sunny weather is expected in the Ohio Valley, thanks to a high-pressure system, but remnants of Tropical Storm Francine may bring showers later in the week.

Man arrested for public indecency at Groesbeck Library after exposing himself to two girls in the children's section. Arraignment is set for today at Hamilton County Court.

Two Cincinnati men receive lengthy prison sentences for their involvement in violent crimes, including a fatal shooting.

Eric Zachary Johnson, 29, from Anderson Township, was indicted on 30 child pornography charges after authorities found over 140 illegal images on his devices.

The National Weather Service reports clear and mild weather in Ohio, with warmer temperatures expected. Smoke may cause hazy skies. A potential system named Francine in the Gulf may bring precipitation later in the week.

Gunfire near a high school football game caused an evacuation, and the game's cancellation, and no injuries were reported.

The Cincinnati Bearcats blew a 21-point lead, losing 28-27 to the Pittsburgh Panthers, with Pitt's comeback capped by a field goal in the game's final moments.

The NWS forecasted a cool and sunny period for the Ohio Valley with an eventual warming trend, clear early-week skies, and a possible tropical disturbance by the end of the week.

A Princeton High School student was arrested for having an unloaded gun in their backpack after initially being searched for suspected vape possession.

The reopening of the Norwood Lateral's westbound lanes in Ohio is delayed until at least September 20 due to unexpected weather and structural issues.

Six teens were arrested for making online threats to Cincinnati schools, leading to increased security and class cancellations. They face charges of inducing panic and making false threats.