On the ACA’s 16th anniversary, Cincinnati leaders and health advocates warned that expired subsidies and proposed Medicaid cuts have driven premium hikes and enrollment declines in Ohio.

Maury's Tiny Cove cut its asking price to $895K as the owners seek a buyer who will preserve the 75‑year steakhouse's vintage charm.

A reported reckless driver made a U-turn and ran a red light before a fatal head-on crash at SR 747 and SR 129 in Liberty Township. Two people in the pickup were hospitalized and are expected to survive.

A rooftop blaze tore through the Fuyao Glass America plant in Moraine Sunday night, and crews battled high winds and lightning and officials reported no injuries. Investigators are probing the cause.

Two suspects remain at large after a Lower Price Hill shooting left one man injured and taken to UC Medical Center. Authorities are investigating.

An out‑of‑state owner plans a multimillion‑dollar overhaul of Cincinnati’s U.S. Bank Tower at 425 Walnut that could rework the atrium and ground‑floor retail. The move aims to make the tower more competitive.

The Brighton Approach Bridge replacement is nearly finished: the city says the new span will reopen soon, replacing the 1926 structure and restoring a key Uptown–OTR–West End link.

A person was shot in the head in Over-the-Rhine Sunday. The victim walked into a nearby firehouse and was taken to UC Medical Center. Police say no suspect information is available and the investigation is ongoing.

Cloudy and cool this Monday; a big warm-up pushes temps into the upper 70s by Thursday and sets up storms Thursday night.

Cincinnati police are investigating an early‑morning homicide in North Avondale after a shooting near Xavier University left one person dead.

A Cincinnati forum turned into a showdown over Ohio’s data‑center boom, with neighbors worried about water and power while lawmakers weigh new rules.

A Westwood resident was reportedly assaulted in her home, and police arrested a man who is charged with aggravated burglary and held on a $100,000 bond.

The Ohio Department of Aging warns scammers posing as the Golden Buckeye program are calling seniors and seeking Social Security numbers. Officials say the program will never request personal financial data.