The West Side Little League team from Butler County won the state championship and was escorted home by the Sheriff's Office, earning community support as they advance to Regionals in Indiana.

Geoff Baldwin and his company WIN WIN Athletics are innovating flag football gear, capitalizing on the sport's rising popularity, especially among youth and female players.

Kerrington Cross, a University of Cincinnati engineering grad and accomplished athlete, was drafted by the San Diego Padres, marking a rare combination of academic and athletic achievement.

FC Cincinnati lost 4-2 to Columbus Crew after initially leading, mirroring a past defeat. Early goals set a club record but didn't secure a win, with an own goal contributing to their loss, ending their streak and top spot in the conference.

UC graduate Kerrington Cross excelled in baseball, became an All-American, and earned a chemical engineering degree while also working a co-op job at L'Oreal.

UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion Kayla Harrison celebrated her win in her hometown, Middletown High School, with a podcast recording and community support.

Joe Burrow went viral at Fanatics Fest NYC for an inaccurate baseball pitch, contrasted with his football precision and fan interactions projecting confidence for the Bengals' season.

The Savannah Bananas showcased their unique "Banana Ball" game with dance and antics at Great American Ball Park, with strong pitching and hitting leading to a 5-2 win against the Texas Tailgaters.

Bengals' Trey Hendrickson skips mandatory minicamp amid contract dispute, signaling discontent with ongoing negotiations and seeking a long-term deal.

Ex-MLB player Darin Ruf is suing the Cincinnati Reds over a career-ending injury he claims was caused by unsafe field conditions involving an unpadded tarp roller at Great American Ball Park.

The 4th annual Sam Hubbard Fowling Tournament gathered nearly a thousand people in Norwood to raise funds for children in need through The Sam Hubbard Foundation.

Cincinnati celebrated Pete Rose Night, honoring the late "Hit King" with a large turnout despite his controversial past, and the event featured Reds legends and a recognition of Rose's contribution to the city's baseball legacy.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred reinstated Pete Rose and other late players, removing them from baseball's blacklist, allowing consideration for honors like the Hall of Fame.