Toxic mold forced a Walton family from their home and put a 6-year-old’s Cincinnati Children’s care at risk. Neighbors and a teacher-led fundraiser are scrambling to help.

Heat advisory noon–8 PM for parts of Cincinnati; highs near 90 and heat index up to 100. Morning showers possible and pockets of brief flooding remain a risk.

A judge gave 19-year-old Ajani Grimes 25–29 years after he pleaded guilty in the 2025 killing of Laura Schueler, a transgender woman found in Evanston. Family members addressed the court during sentencing.

P&G’s Ma. Fatima “Fama” Francisco will retire Sept. 4, 2026 after 37 years; an internal successor has been named to lead the Baby, Feminine & Family Care unit.

Ault Park becomes a rolling museum this weekend as the 48th Cincinnati Concours d’Elegance brings 200+ Mercedes and rare cars to town. Weekend features tours, a hangar party and family events.

A fan at Busch Stadium dangled his child by the legs to try to grab a wedged home‑run ball; stadium security stepped in during the Cardinals' 5‑3 win.

Butler County prosecutors say Kelsey Turner used a 78‑year‑old's ATM card 25 times last fall, withdrawing more than $9,000; arraignment set for June 11.

Alara, the high‑end Looking Glass Hospitality restaurant in Madisonville, has closed suddenly. The site offered to move bookings to neighbor Zingaro as the group and campus weigh next steps.

A $14.2M rehab of the 120-year-old Alexandra in Walnut Hills preserved 83 affordable senior units and modernized the landmark building. Local partners and lenders combined funding to limit displacement and restore key systems and accessibility.

A Domino’s employee was arrested after allegedly stealing a car from a Fourth Street store and leading police on a chase that ended in Over-the-Rhine.

Fifth Third Bancorp will move its primary stock listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE the week of June 12, 2026, keeping FITB for common shares. The change follows the Comerica acquisition and is being billed as the largest bank transfer in history.

A heavy SWAT and police deployment surrounded an apartment building in Winton Hills on Monday; authorities have not released details. Tactical teams established a perimeter on Holland Drive.

Neighbors on Minion Avenue reported a trapped, emaciated dog and officers found at least one dead dog in a crate; the homeowner now faces multiple animal‑cruelty charges.