Grocery prices are still squeezing Tri-State budgets, but these deals can help you save money now

Meijer is cutting prices on 1,000+ items through Sept. 8. Here are the best grocery deals this week.

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Pike County Massacre: Trial for George 'Billy' Wagner to begin more than a decade after murders

George "Billy" Wagner is officially set to begin his murder trial more than a decade after the Pike County Massacre.

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Xavier names Barrett Cohen as its men's basketball public address announcer

The Xavier University athletic department announced Wednesday morning that Barrett Cohen has been hired as the new public address announcer for men’s basketball.

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'It’s going to happen again' | Flood-weary Oakley residents push for accountability following flash flooding

Oakley residents packed a community meeting Tuesday night seeking answers, accountability and relief after severe flash flooding damaged homes in July.

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Evanston mother says landlord ignored years of rodent, roach and safety complaints at family home

A mother of six says her Evanston rental home has been plagued by rodents, roaches, flooding and a broken heating and cooling system — and that her landlord has done nothing meaningful to fix it.

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U.S. House Ethics Committee investigating Congressman Max Miller over abuse allegations

The U.S. House Committee on Ethics is investigating Congressman Max Miller for allegations of domestic violence. In a stunning move, he was the one who filed the complaint against himself.

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NKU launches school safety course to prepare educators for potential threats

The seven-week online course, offered through NKU's College of Education, enrolled 14 students this summer, most of them current or aspiring school principals.

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'Just isn't necessary' | Boone County neighbors voice concerns over planned Northern Kentucky Kroger

Neighbors along Paddock Drive in Boone County are raising concerns about plans for a new Kroger store right alongside their neighborhood.

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City council looks at flood mitigation measures as impacted residents press for long-term solutions

Cincinnati Fire, Metropolitan Sewer District and Greater Cincinnati Water Works officials joined council Tuesday to answer questions and discuss ways to mitigate flooding impacts in the future.

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Garver Family Farm Market zoning dispute heads to court in Butler County

Garver Family Farm Market is fighting a Butler County zoning challenge that could decide whether the fifth-generation farm can keep its expanded business.

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6-year-old Cleves boy to get one of his biggest wishes granted by local charity

Tristen Nimtz just turned 6 last week, and enjoys the same things as many 6-year-old boys, like playing Power Rangers with his parents.

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'We want all kids to be able to join' | Daniel Beard Council of Scouting America waives fee for military kids

The Dan Beard Council of Scouting America, serving the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, is participating in the national program as part of efforts to make scouting more accessible.

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Will Gurpreet Singh stay on death row? Ohio Supreme Court weighs appeal from Wester Chester family killer

Gurpreet Singh was sentenced to death in May 2024 after a three-judge panel convicted him of murdering his wife, her parents and her aunt inside the family's West Chester apartment in April 2019.

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Southbound lanes of I-75 shut down near Franklin in Warren County for 5-vehicle crash

The southbound lanes of I-75 are closed in Warren County for a crash involving five vehicles, according to Ohio State Highway Patrol.

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Parents seek transparency, spending plan as Cincinnati Public Schools board adds property tax levy to ballot

Parents want transparency, accountability, and a clear plan for how levy money will be spent as CPS Board of Education voted Monday night

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Cincinnati Public Schools board votes to rescind earned income tax levy, adds property tax levy to ballot

The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education voted Monday to rescind an earned income tax levy from the November ballot and added a 7-mill property tax levy in its place.

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This Cheviot woman won't change her phone number - in case someone from Ohio's death row calls

For the first time, Ohio’s governor said he wants to abolish the death penalty. Those comments sparked tremendous emotion - on both sides of the issue. We spoke to some of the people impacted locally.

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Milford residents want unused buildings to go from 'eyesores' to popular businesses once again

One resident explained that her concerns are for businesses outside of Milford's downtown area, including buildings along US-50.

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Moeller versus Princeton football game scheduled for Paycor Stadium Aug. 20

The Moeller versus Princeton football season opener is scheduled to be played at Paycor Stadium on Thursday, Aug. 20. Kickoff is 7:07 p.m.

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80 Acres Farms in Hamilton announces closure

80 Acres Farms, a Hamilton-based pioneer in vertical farming, is winding down operations following “an exhaustive effort to find a way forward,” according to CEO and co-founder Mike Zelkind.

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'All about change' | Alexandria Pike resurfacing, road reconfiguration underway in Campbell County

Drivers can expect single-lane closures during the day as resurfacing work is expected to wrap up before the start of school on Aug. 18.

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Ohio Association of Professional Firefighters endorses Amy Acton for governor

On Monday, the Ohio Association of Professional Firefighters officially endorsed Dr. Amy Acton, the Democratic nominee for Ohio governor, during a campaign trip to Cincinnati.

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Cincinnati woman charged with making bomb threats to Mississippi offices

A Cincinnati woman is facing a federal charge after she allegedly made bomb threats to two Mississippi offices in July, according to court documents.

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National Weather Service confirms 2 tornadoes touched down in Tri-State during storms over the weekend

The National Weather Service has confirmed two tornadoes touched down in the Tri-State during storms on Aug. 1.

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'It’s a huge privilege' | Carthage karate students to represent Team USA at world championships in Spain

Five students from a small Carthage karate school are headed to Spain to compete for Team USA after qualifying at regional and national events.

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Rising Sun Schools welcome students back with free athletic admission, new cellphone rules

Rising Sun Schools starts the new year with free athletic admission, Indiana's new cellphone law, and a growing Early College Program.

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Road widening, turn lane planned to improve safety on Hamilton Mason Road

West Chester and Liberty townships, along with Butler County Engineer’s Office, have entered into an intergovernmental agreement to widen a section of Hamilton Mason Road.

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Healthcare subscriptions promise big savings, but are they worth the cost?

Healthcare memberships claim to lower prescription and telehealth prices. From GoodRx Companion to Amazon One Medical, here's what to consider before signing up.

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'Yesterday was the worst I've ever seen it' | Hamilton residents say intersection floods multiple times a year

Saturday's heavy rains left parts of Hamilton's Main Streets running with flood waters. Residents say that it is a recurring problem.

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Burns wins 12th straight decision, Stewart hits 24th HR as Reds beat Pirates 10-2

Chase Burns won his 12th straight decision and Sal Stewart hit his 24th home run as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-2 on Sunday.

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