A 71-year-old Trinity Transportation driver in Toledo pulled a bus full of students over and was later found intoxicated, police say an investigation is underway.

A $500,000 dollar-for-dollar match from Brad Lindner and United Dairy Farmers aims to double donations for Keep Cincinnati Beautiful’s new Imagine the Impact campaign.

One person was taken to the hospital after a shooting on the 1700 block of Elmore Street in South Cumminsville. Police say injuries appear non-life-threatening as detectives investigate.

An appeals court vacated a Sharonville father's 2021 murder conviction and ordered a new trial, citing ineffective assistance by his lawyers.

A judge denied a request to lower the $500,000 bond for Briasha Stroud, accused of shooting her 12‑year‑old on Jan. 26, 2025, a competency hearing is scheduled next month.

A Kansas City family says Nebraska Furniture Mart sent an unvetted subcontractor who molested their 8-year-old in Peculiar; the retailer denies the allegations. The family has filed suit in Cass County.

New BEA data show Greene, Warren and Butler counties posted some of Ohio’s strongest GDP gains in 2024, with defense spending and big developments helping drive growth.

A shooting on the 3500 block of Reading Road in Avondale sent a person to a Cincinnati hospital Wednesday. Police say injuries are non-life-threatening and a suspect is at large.

A Wednesday night fire at La Comedia Dinner Theatre in Springboro forced an evacuation, crews contained the blaze and there were no reported injuries.

A man was stabbed in the chest on Holloway Court in Evanston early Thursday and is being treated at UC Medical Center while police question a person of interest.

Sunny and warm Thursday with a high near 84°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Friday night with gusty winds and locally heavy rain possible.

A Butler County man pleaded guilty after admitting he stabbed Deputy Mike Farthing at a car fire and told the officer, “This is your unlucky day.” Sentencing is set for June 3.

A $2.8M NIH award — the largest federal grant in Xavier’s history — will boost labs, faculty startup funds and student research as the university builds a new medical college.