The USDA won't use the emergency funding it maintains to provide food assistance to needy families during the government shutdown, according to an agency memo obtained by Scripps News on Friday.

Roughly one million federal employees are estimated to be going without pay during the shutdown. Now, many are expecting to miss the first full paycheck since the shutdown began.

An Over-the-Rhine community leader is urging Cincinnati city leaders to prioritize crime prevention in his neighborhood, specifically near Grant Park.

Pierce Township police first confirmed that a call about a crash in the 1410 block of SR-749, near the intersection with Mt. Pisgah Road, came in at around 3:15 p.m. Friday.

For almost 200 years, no one knew where the last living great auks were. Using DNA testing, one of them was found in Cincinnati.

The Pentagon confirmed Friday that it has accepted an anonymous $130 million gift to help pay members of the military during the government shutdown.

Flacco said he doesn't necessarily have fond memories of his time with the Jets. He was 1-8 as a starter and saw action in 12 games.

A man filed a lawsuit claiming police violated his free speech rights when they detained him for following a National Guard patrol while playing Darth Vader's theme song from "Star Wars" on his phone.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries on Friday endorsed New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, delivering a potentially critical boost to his campaign ahead of November's election.

Neutrogena's popular makeup remover wipes have been recalled in multiple states due to possible bacterial contamination.

This partnership will allow some Clermont County deputies to arrest and transport people on ICE warrants with ICE oversight.

We'll have crews at Lakota East vs. Lakota West, Simon Kenton vs. Ryle, Muskegon vs. Moeller, Sycamore vs. Mason, Winton Woods vs. Lebanon, Withrow vs. Western Hills and more.

Police said they have signed murder charges on 32-year-old Edinson Antoni Guaita Ascanio, who is considered armed and dangerous.

The Department of Justice is preparing to send federal election observers to California and New Jersey next month following requests from state Republican parties.

A Williamstown Independent Schools student was removed from campus Friday after officials discovered that they had a weapon.

The American Heart Associations first CPR update since 2020 adds adult choking guidance, naloxone instructions and a unified chain of survival.

A surprising new study found that nearly one in five urinary tract infections may be linked to handling contaminated meat.

The Environmental Protection Agency is starting to feel the effects of the government shutdown. Large-scale furloughs were announced this week.

The Pentagon is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford to South America amid a growing military buildup targeting cartels and illicit activities.

A new study suggests mRNA coronavirus vaccines effectively prolonged the lives of certain cancer patients.

More than 350,000 curling irons are being recalled due to a burn hazard. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the barrel on the Bio Ionic One-Inch Long Barrel Curling Iron can detach.

Hazel and Juniper, two 8-month-old orphaned cubs, arrived in Cincinnati last month from Montana after the state's Fish, Wildlife & Parks deemed them unable to be released back into the wild.

A man allegedly stabbed a woman multiple times before jumping from the Purple People Bridge into the Ohio River early Friday morning, according to Mariemont police and the Cincinnati Fire Department.

New York Attorney General Letitia James pleaded not guilty on Friday to federal charges accusing her of lying on mortgage papers to secure favorable loan terms.

Nikes Project Amplify is the first battery-powered running and walking shoe, designed to help everyday athletes go faster and farther with less effort.