With dangerously cold weather shutting down schools, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Hamilton rushed to meet “an urgent and growing need” by getting food to families stuck at home.

The city’s public works, gas & water and resident services crews have been working since the weekend’s mammoth winter storm to scoop up the snow and deposit it in an open, city-owned paved lot on the ...

The Lebanon Athletic Boosters, in partnership with Lebanon Athletics and Lebanon City Schools, have announced plans for a major transformation of the District Performance Center gymnasium, converting ...

A Middletown man was sentenced Thursday to 180 days in jail and three years community control in connection with the June 2025 shooting death of his wife.

As a snowstorm and dangerously cold temperatures descended over the region this week, local shelters and warming sites continued to operate at or near capacity and worked to alleviate any issues that ...

Grand juries, which meet in secret, review criminal charges brought by police and prosecutors and investigate possible criminal behavior. The proceedings are usually one-sided because the accused is ...

The Cincinnati Bengals have big needs on defense this offseason, but the outside cornerback position shouldn’t be among those.

Joining the slate of performers at this year’s annual Voices of America Country Music Fest is “He Didn’t Have to Be” and “Me Neither” singer Brad Paisley.

If you’re thinking that abolishing real-estate taxes in Ohio could be the answer to a homeowner’s prayers, a new study by the Policy Matters Ohio think-tank suggests you think again.

Fairfield Township voters will be asked to approve separate, continuing levies on the May 5 ballot to keep their police and fire services intact.

Kettering Alter’s Christina Hart was named the National Girls Basketball Coach of the Year by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) for the 2024-25 calendar year.

A bipartisan pair of Ohio House lawmakers drafted a bill that would cut families making more than $500,000 a year off Ohio’s universal private school voucher system.