Jacob Fox, 42, faces a felonious assault charge after an alleged Jan. 23 stabbing on Suncreek Court in Delhi Township; he’s due in Hamilton County court Monday.

A restored Art Deco bank at 219 High Street has reopened as COhatch after an $8M conversion, bringing private offices, an event hall and the Eyrie Cocktail Lounge to downtown Hamilton.

Cool morning in Cincinnati, highs near 78°F with scattered storms and gusty winds.

A Deerfield Township man allegedly fired 12–15 shots at deputies during a wellness check; no one was hurt and the suspect was arrested and booked on weapons charges.

A Cincinnati officer's 26-year-old son was fatally shot in New Orleans early Saturday; family and union have set up a fundraiser as police investigate.

A proposed development called The Lofts at Union Centre would place 252 apartments on a 10.49‑acre site at 6230 Allen Road. The final development plan is before the township.

Patchy frost early Sunday; sunny and warm by afternoon, then showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday–Wednesday.

Federal Home Loan Bank renewed an 80,000‑sq‑ft lease at Atrium Two, preserving roughly 300 downtown jobs and reconfiguring its space across three floors.

Cincinnati police are searching for 23-year-old Jevoy Evans after an April 19 fight that reportedly included biting and multiple strikes to a victim's face. Authorities ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.

Two Republicans — Jay Edwards and Kristina Roegner — meet in the May 5 primary for Ohio treasurer, a race shaped by national endorsements, undecided voters and the House Bill 6 legacy.

Cincinnati has set aside $7.6M to renovate the Dunham Recreation Center in West Price Hill, with a city ceremony scheduled Monday to unveil the details. The package includes building upgrades and an optional new gym, funded partly by the railroad trust.

A Franklin City Schools staff member was detained Friday after briefly bringing a weapon onto the Franklin Intermediate campus. The district says no students were involved.

Gov. DeWine says Ohio’s 2026 sales-tax holiday will run Aug. 7–9, reverting to a three‑day back-to-school weekend, clothing up to $75 and school supplies up to $20 will be exempt.