Eugenio Suárez's ninth-inning double gave Venezuela a 3-2 win over the United States in the WBC final, and the Reds' returning slugger delivered on the world stage.

Sources say the Cincinnati‑Miami Victory Bell is expected to move to TQL Stadium on Sept. 19, shifting the historic rivalry away from Paycor Stadium.

The Cincinnati Recreation Commission announced a new Spring Youth Flag Football League for children aged 6-14, focusing on non-contact physical activity with options for girls and co-ed teams.

Miami (Ohio) RedHawks men's basketball team defeated Kent State in overtime, maintaining a 20-0 record and setting a conference record for the best season start.

Miami University's Men's Basketball team achieves Top 25 ranking with an undefeated season under Coach Travis Steele, emphasizing teamwork and a winning culture.

The Miami University RedHawks basketball team is in the AP Top 25 poll, boasting a 19-0 record after a win against Buffalo, marking a historic season with a 7-0 in-conference streak.

The City of Forest Park, Ohio, shared their outreach program, CPR, which fosters positive relationships between police and high school students through attending NBA games together.

The Cleveland Browns narrowly defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 20-18, with Myles Garrett setting a sack record and a last-second field goal by Andre Szmyt.

The Bengals defeated the Cardinals 37-14 with an impressive offensive performance, despite criticism regarding their defense and record against playoff teams.

ECHL and PHPA reached a tentative deal to end the strike, with details pending but expected to allow resumption of play. The Cincinnati Cyclones confirm a game for Dec. 31.

The Baltimore Ravens beat the Cincinnati Bengals 24-0, with Lamar Jackson's effective play overshadowing Joe Burrow's struggles and interceptions. The win boosts the Raven's playoff chances, while the Bengals are eliminated from contention.

The Cincinnati Bengals are criticized for not clearing snow from Paycor Stadium seats during a game, potentially breaching NFL rules, despite prioritizing other areas. The NFL is reviewing the situation.

Joe Burrow admitted to playing poorly in the Bengals' 24-0 loss to the Ravens, leading to Cincinnati's playoff elimination and taking personal responsibility for the defeat.