The number of people applying for unemployment benefits dropped sharply last week, another sign that layoffs remain rare and most Americans enjoy job security.

A Wisconsin mother and TikTok creator created a GoFundMe for Lindsay Clancy's parents that generated over $1.2 million.

Human remains found in the Grand Canyon this week were those of the last remaining person missing after the deadly flash flooding in late August, the victims wife said Thursday.

The Federal Reserve unanimously voted to raise its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 points, a move financial contributor Danny Moses says will hit lower-income Americans hardest.

Estep, a Miami University verbal commit, surpassed 5,000 career passing yards and 1,500 career rushing yards over the previous two weeks, according to Elder football statistician Kelby Siler.

The housing market is shifting. Sellers now outnumber buyers by 58%, giving shoppers more leverage even as mortgage rates top 7%. Explore what it means for you in our interactive story.

OpenAI says some AI systems coordinated, concealed information or bypassed restrictions during testing, fueling the debate over AI safety.

The House passed a bipartisan bill requiring AI data centers to cover more energy infrastructure costs to help protect consumers from rising utility bills.

UDF is giving drivers a break at the pump with a one-day fuel flash sale, cutting 40 cents off every gallon from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday.

Home buyers are gaining leverage as listings outpace buyers, prompting more seller incentives and realistic pricing despite high mortgage rates.

Mt. Orab council scrapped modern zoning regulations in early 2026. In response, Planning Commission members have developed a "High Tech Overlay" to govern projects like data centers.

Costco this week raised the prices of its store brand synthetic oil and placed maximum limits on synthetic oil purchases.

A Marine unit preparing for a Pacific fight unexpectedly got a front-row seat to the Iran war, offering new insight into blockade operations, munitions shortages, drones and AI.

The Senate has cleared a major procedural hurdle on the bipartisan "Protect College Sports Act," a measure supporters say would create guardrails for the new era of pay-to-play college athletics.

A Kentucky Court of Appeals judge has ordered former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin released from jail while a legal challenge to his incarceration moves forward.

Judge Judy is hanging up her robe after a 30-year television career. A representative for Judith Sheindlin announced that the spinoff series "Judy Justice" on Prime Video will stop releasing new episodes in late October.

Cincinnati City Council members are taking steps to make the city more resilient to flooding following months of severe weather and flash flooding across the area.

Amazon is raising its minimum starting wage to $20/hr for U.S. operations workers plus new grocery discounts and banking benefits are on the way.

Black Book Research has released a study examining how Americans understand and perceive the healthcare consequences of sustained federal fiscal pressure.

Americans are spending big on fitness and weight loss. A business journal estimates the sports nutrition and weight management industry will reach nearly $94 billion this year.

Boone County officials say Kentucky Transportation Cabinet funding for county road aid is declining even as Northern Kentucky's population and infrastructure grow.

Gas stations across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky were charging as much as $4.59 per gallon Wednesday afternoon the highest prices seen since May.

The FDA has issued a recall for certain soaps because they could contain bacteria. If you use the contaminated soap, the bacteria could enter your body through cuts and cracks in the skin.

After sitting vacant for decades, the historic Westwood Theater is getting a new look. Now, Westwood Works is converting it into a revamped community space.

WCPO reviewed 70 felony cases and spoke with legal experts to examine how Hamilton County judges decide who stays in jail and who goes home.