Nicholas Brendon, beloved Buffy the Vampire Slayer actor and artist, has died in his sleep at 54, his family announced.

The City of Covington announced Friday plans to make improvements at three parks, including adding new playground equipment, improving signage and opening a new bathroom.

Police video shows Justin Timberlake struggling with sobriety tests during his 2024 Hamptons DUI arrest, now released after a legal dispute.

NCAA sued DraftKings, seeking to block use of March Madness and other tournament trademarks in betting promotions and marketing.

The Senate passed a bill to end lawmakers ability to skip airport security lines, sending the measure to the House for consideration.

Women are embracing weightlifting for health and confidence, but stigma, intimidation, and lack of support still keep many out of the weight room.

Following a jury's decision to reject a nearly $4 million defamation lawsuit brought by Adams County deputies, Afroman's DJ says the verdict is a major victory for freedom of speech.

Former FirstEnergy executives Chuck Jones and Mike Dowling will have to wait until after the weekend to find out if the jury thinks they're guilty for their role in the largest corruption scheme in state history.

Second graders from Mercer Elementary School participated in the History to Schools program at the Anderson Center, giving them a front-row seat to local history and the leaders shaping it.

A new survey shows about 55% of Americans who had ACA marketplace coverage in 2025 said theyre planning to deal with health care costs by cutting spending on food and other basic household needs.

Meiser's Fresh Grocery and Deli in Lower Price Hill has permanently closed, leaving a resource gap for more than 9,000 neighbors who relied on it for food.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady this week, but markets still reacted sharply. Why? Danny Moses explains the Fed's messaging.

A WCPO viewer first raised concerns about speeding at a residential intersection in Northside four years ago. Today, those worries remain largely unchanged and so does her call for safer streets.

Residents who live on Mount Carmel Road have been fighting for access for decades. At a recent WCPO listening event, one of them turned to us for help. We brought the issue to township officials.

Doctors say the Tri-State area's river valley geography is contributing to high pollen counts, leading to severe symptoms and an increase in patients seeking relief.

The Wyoming boys basketball team earned its first state title in the 97-year history of the program with a victory over Cleveland Glenville in the Division IV state final Friday afternoon.

The most visual impact of the partial government shutdown remains the slowdowns at airports and long lines for TSA checkpoints.

Highlands 2027 football star Tayden Lorenzen verbally committed to Miami University on Friday. Lorenzen is the second reported verbal commitment to the RedHawks in the 2027 class.

Taylor Frankie Paul must have no contact with and stay 100 feet away from ex-boyfriend Dakota Mortensen after a protective order was issued against the Utah reality television star Friday.

The eleventh-seed Miami takes on the sixth-seed Tennessee Vols Friday afternoon. It's the first matchup for the two teams this season.

The Summit Country Day boys basketball team completed its season as a Division V state semifinalist Friday afternoon at University of Dayton Arena.

Thousands of residents in towns north of Honolulu were told to evacuate their homes early Friday morning as flooding from heavy rains intensified and water levels rose behind a 120-year-old dam.

The Cincinnati Reds will take on the Boston Red Sox at Great American Ball Park Thursday. But action starts far before the game itself. Here's what to know about road closures ahead of the holiday.

A 31-year-old Georgia woman has been charged with murder by police who say she took pills to induce an abortion.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will repair potholes along a stretch of I-71/I-75 in Northern Kentucky Friday afternoon, which means rolling roadblocks will likely impact traffic.