At Markland Locks and Dam, 16 staff members are working around the clock to flush accumulated ice and debris from the river's main channels.

The report said the network is finalizing deals to make Votto part of the team, along with Clayton Kershaw and Anthony Rizzo.

In 2024, experts created a simulation to examine the potential for civil unrest surrounding a presidential election. They say it looks a lot like what's happening in Minneapolis.

Milford girls basketball coach Matt Tolliver earned his 200th career win Thursday night as the Eagles defeated host Lebanon 64-28 in an Eastern Cincinnati Conference game.

Surveillance video captured the moment a driver took a curve too fast on West 36th Street shortly before 2 p.m., lost control in the snow, and slammed into a parked SUV before driving away.

The Red Wolf Sanctuary and Raptor Rehabilitation Center, located on 452 acres just outside of Rising Sun, Indiana, rehabilitates injured and orphaned wildlife ranging from foxes to eagles.

A huge range of popular brand-name products from food to pharmaceuticals, including Cheerios and Tylenol, were recalled last month due to potential salmonella contamination.

A new study shows wide differences in airline drinking water safety, with some carriers getting failing grades and experts advising passengers to avoid onboard water not in sealed bottles.

Federal immigration authorities have descended on Minneapolis and other cities in Minnesota, triggering widespread community protest that have gained momentum for weeks.

Advocates for people experiencing homelessness say there isn't enough places for them to go in Butler County. We spent the day with someone working to fix that during this extremely cold weather.

Oxford farmer Jennifer Bayne says frigid weather is threatening her ability to keep crops alive and creating concerns her small farm might have to downsize or close.

The surge of federal immigration agents in Minneapolis has forced some parents like Danny Olson to confront difficult questions from their own children.

The Covington Catholic basketball team is enjoying its best start since the 2013-14 season. The Colonels are 20-1 entering Thursday's game at Conner.

Cincinnati State's free professional clothing program for students lost a significant portion of its inventory in December because of a water main break.

A man falsely claiming to be an FBI agent showed up to a federal jail in New York City on Wednesday night and told officers he had a court order to release Luigi Mangione, authorities said.

Brandon Begley, 41, was indicted on three counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, police said. Police said Begley has been processed at the Butler County Jail.

Officials said Bayhan had previously pleaded guilty to misdemeanor crimes in connection with a 1999 case where he molested two students at a Catholic school in Pittsburgh.

The DOJ has not released a single document pertaining to its investigations into Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell since Dec. 23, and survivors aren't holding their breath.

On Thursday, Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) students returned to school for the first time after the winter storm. The return has caused a mixed reaction from parents, with many worried about safety.

The board voted unanimously to suspend Zupka without pay and start the termination process at a board meeting Jan. 15, following an investigation into his conduct.

A philanthropic couple donated $120 million to UC Davis to support its veterinary school, where their dog, Angel, once received care -- the largest gift ever made to veterinary medicine worldwide.

A search warrant obtained by Scripps News gives a clearer picture about what federal agents were doing at the Fulton County elections headquarters in Georgia on Wednesday.

Thanks to an outpouring of donations, including a major push from Travis and Jason Kelce, Laila Edwards' parents are joining her as she makes her Olympic debut at the Milan Cortina Games.

Despite serving his country to help his parents gain legal status, a 19-year-old U.S. Marine now faces the heartbreak of his fathers sudden detention by Customs and Border Protection

As immigration enforcement intensified in the Twin Cities, clashes and arrests centered around a federal building south of Minneapolis housing ICE, CBP and a detention center.