Patchy frost in low-lying Cincinnati neighborhoods Saturday morning, sunshine should warm the city into the upper 50s.

Industry reporting suggests Cincinnati has the inside track on the 2029 NFL Draft, city leaders say the riverfront could host the three‑day festival.

Middletown’s school board announced G. Elgin Card as the district’s next superintendent. He’ll take over on August 1, 2026, after a community‑centered search.

Police and on‑scene reporters say a motorcycle and another vehicle collided at Erie Avenue and Pinehurst in Hyde Park, at least one person died and investigators are processing the scene.

Cincinnati police released suspect descriptions after two young men allegedly grabbed a Diamond Back AR-15 during a supposed sale on April 10 in West Price Hill. Tips can be phoned in to Crime Stoppers.

A Findlay Republican is drafting a bill to pause Ohio's gas tax for three months as pump prices climb toward $5 in some places. The plan could ease summer travel costs but raises questions about highway funding.

Hamilton County approved $5.7M to demolish Paycor Stadium's scoreboard, clearing the way for a roughly $12M replacement and other small upgrades.

Hamilton County ran an April 30 public test of vote‑counting systems to verify tabulators ahead of the May 5 primary and remind voters about polling and ID updates.

Harrison schools canceled classes after a beloved math teacher suffered a medical emergency and died at school. The district is offering grief counseling and keeping the building open for students and staff.

A Hamilton County grand jury indicted Richawn Walker on two murder counts after injuries from a 2022 Corryville shooting led to Brendan Daugherty’s death in June 2025.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's ranking shows which banks and lenders approved the most SBA-backed loans in Greater Cincinnati during 2025.

After an arrest and a garage break‑in, charges against Rosemary Oglesby‑Henry were dismissed — but neighbors and voters say there are still unanswered questions. The nonprofit founder says she will continue campaigning.

Cincinnati and Hamilton County officials are weighing encrypting police dispatch radio traffic, which would cut live scanner access and disrupt apps such as Citizen.