The National Weather Service reports cooler weather and potential record lows in Ohio due to Canadian high pressure, with Cincinnati and Columbus seeing highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s.

Ja’Marr Chase is close to securing a contract extension with the Cincinnati Bengals but remains a "game-time decision" to play against the Patriots without a new deal.

The NWS forecasts increased showers and thunderstorms in Ohio due to a cold front, with strong wind gusts expected. More remarkable, dry weather will follow this weekend, and clear skies are predicted next week.

Mi Cozumel, a Mexican restaurant, is relocating from Tri-County Mall to a larger venue at 11340 Princeton Pike by December 2024, promising a new menu and entertainment.

The Cincinnati Police seek the public's help in identifying a man accused of trespassing at Mercy McAuley High School.

A social worker from West Chester, Michael Lesko, was indicted by a Butler County grand jury on 21 charges, including rape and unlawful sexual conduct with minors.

A recent fatal three-vehicle crash in Batavia Township raises concerns over a dangerous intersection with a high accident rate, prompting talks of potential safety improvements.

Mt. Healthy South Elementary and other schools closed or heightened security in response to an online threat. Investigations are ongoing with law enforcement involvement.

The Harvest Home Fair begins in Cheviot with a parade and will feature rides, games, and music. WWII Veteran Henry Armstrong serves as grand marshall. Entry fees apply after the first day, with exceptions for certain groups.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from hot to cooler weather in the Ohio Valley due to a Canadian high-pressure system, with chances of showers and isolated severe thunderstorms forecasted for the weekend.

Taste of Belgium closes two Greater Cincinnati area locations due to underperformance, following prior closures, while maintaining other bistros in Cincinnati.

Ja'Marr Chase of the Cincinnati Bengals was seen practicing in full gear, suggesting a possible end to his hold-in as Sunda's game against the Patriots approaches.

BLINK, Cincinnati's light and art festival, has unveiled its 2024 map expanding to 30 blocks, including a new zone in Newport. The free event runs from October 17-20 and will feature over 80 installations and a parade.