Patchy fog and a Heat Advisory greet Cincinnati on Saturday, July 4. Highs near 94°F with pop-up storms possible this afternoon.

A Columbus man was arrested this week in the Oct. 17, 1985 killing of John Warren, according to court papers and local reports. Authorities say the indictment ties the death to a robbery.

A midday shooting on Dutch Colony Drive left one person with non-life-threatening injuries while police investigate. Details remain limited as detectives canvass the scene.

Live wires down closed Burns Ave between Durrell and East Mills, the local fire department said. Residents were urged to avoid the block until crews clear the hazard.

New renderings for Mill Creek sketch docks, trails and pocket parks. Project leaders and planners have opened a survey to collect resident priorities.

A grand jury has indicted Ricky Lee on aggravated murder and related counts after a June shooting on Carpenter Drive that killed 18-year-old Brea'L Wade.

Mason’s Red, Rhythm & Boom pairs national bands with family attractions and a Rozzi’s drone-and-fireworks finale as part of America250.

A Cincinnati father faces child‑endangerment charges after his 3‑year‑old was found alone in a car during 94‑degree heat and taken to the hospital.

A late-night shooting on Harrison Avenue left one person dead; Cincinnati Police’s Homicide Unit is investigating and asking the public for tips.

Dense morning fog lifts by mid-morning. Highs near 97–98°F with heat index over 100.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's new Book of Lists catalogs 695 employers that together account for more than 320,000 local jobs across the Tri‑State region.

Miami County deputies seized more than a pound of suspected cocaine and about $5,000 during a Troy search warrant; investigators will present the case to a grand jury.

A 29‑year‑old faces felony and misdemeanor counts after a chase that ended in a Colerain Township convenience‑store lot. Police say the driver struck an officer's cruiser and another car before being arrested.