Ohio's House and Senate have voted to suspend the state's gasoline tax for 90 days; the bill now heads to Gov. Mike DeWine's desk. But will it provide drivers real relief?

More than 1.2 million people have fatally overdosed in America since 2000, but the stigma can still make it hard to talk about. A new support group at Spring Grove Cemetery tries to make it easier.

A Kentucky state worker who investigators say responded to a school after two young children showed signs of severe physical abuse is now facing criminal charges over his handling of the case.

Governor Mike DeWine visited Cincinnati on Wednesday to highlight H2Ohio, a statewide effort to replace lead service lines and help provide safer drinking water for Ohio communities.

Rain Phoenix-Brown pleaded guilty to four felonies in a child sex abuse material investigation. Prosecutors are seeking 7 1/2 years in prison, the maximum sentence allowed by law.

Animal lovers and community supporters will gather tonight for the premiere of "Shelter Me: Cincinnati," a film highlighting local shelter animals and the people working to care for them.

A liquor license hearing is scheduled for Sept. 30 for the Covington bar Zazou following a stabbing that left two men hospitalized earlier this month.

The Ohio Senate is moving forward with a proposal to suspend the state gas tax ahead of the November election, as Democrats have split feelings on whether to vote for it.

Erlanger residents are raising concerns about city leadership ahead of an upcoming mayoral election, with questions about transparency, traffic, and public safety emerging.

School bus drivers employed by First Student, the private contractor that transports students for Princeton City Schools, plan to strike Oct. 1.

Tap-to-pay scams can lead to unauthorized charges, especially in crowded places. How to prevent the newest crooks from tapping your credit card while it is in your wallet or purse.

The Cincinnati Police Department reports that one person is dead after a stabbing overnight in the neighborhood of Mount Washington.

Cincinnati City Council is set to vote Wednesday on an ordinance that would require certain security measures to be put in place at paid parking lots and garages in the city.

Cincinnati Public Schools is facing a projected $44.5 million deficit, and the state of Ohio has placed the district in fiscal caution status for the first time in years.

The fight over Garver Family Farm Market continued Tuesday as supporters urged Butler County commissioners to stop pursuing legal action.

Downtown Loveland's heart is filled with restaurants, cyclists, pedestrians and sometimes traffic. A new traffic light has been installed along W. Loveland Avenue, along the city's bike trail.

St. Bernard leaders approved a 12-month moratorium on new data centers. However, a proposed project at the former Ivorydale facility is still being considered.

With oil recently hitting $100 a barrel, it is not just drivers feeling the pain of high prices. Some of that will trickle down to winter heating bills, especially for homes that heat with oil.

The widow of fallen Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips is remembering her husband on the eve of what would have been his birthday.

A man died after a car rear-ended a horse-drawn carriage Monday evening, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP).

HER Cincinnati is celebrating two decades of its “Off the Streets” program, which supports women working to overcome sex trafficking and substance use disorder.

Parents in the Lakota Local School District are calling on the school board to restore adult supervision at three elementary school crosswalks.

Cincinnati Public Schools has been placed in “fiscal caution status” by the state of Ohio. It's projected to have a $44.5 million deficit by 2029, and CPS must submit a plan to correct it by Nov. 30.

A Dearborn County meeting turned heated as planning commissioners debated rules for solar farms. Check the comments to see the points of contention.

A woman was injured Monday night in a shooting on Alaska Avenue in Avondale, according to Cincinnati police.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is promising to hold prediction market platform Kalshi accountable for skirting state gambling regulations for years after a federal court ruling.

Eugene Blalock, the superintendent of North College Hill Schools, recently used a district social media account to promote Democratic candidates, raising questions about whether he violated Ohio law.

Miami University could be exploring a move from the MAC to the American Conference. Here's what that could mean for students and fans.

A White Oak couple says hundreds of their wedding photos were lost after they paid nearly $4,000. Here’s how to protect your money when hiring a wedding photographer.

Covington is studying e-bike and e-scooter safety near schools as neighboring Northern Kentucky cities have turned to "Walk Your Wheels" models.

One person is dead and another is injured following a shooting that took place at Fricker's Bar and Grill on Sunday, according to the North College Hill Police Department.

President Donald Trump plans to visit Ohio on Saturday in support of Sen. Jon Husted as the Republican tries to fend off a competitive challenge from Democratic former Sen. Sherrod Brown.

Many of us are paying hundreds of dollars a year for faster delivery, prepared meals, pre-cut foods, and more convenient things. How to reduce the amount you spend on the "convenience tax."

Aaron Rodgers passed for 292 yards and three touchdowns to outduel Joe Burrow as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals 30-27 on Sunday.

A man who was reported missing on Wednesday has been found dead, according to a social media post made by Equusearch Midwest on Sunday.

Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase, along with a revamped Bengals defense, will be eager to establish themselves as early AFC North favorites after a decisive road win in Houston.

Police are investigating after a woman was shot in downtown Cincinnati Saturday night, according to the Cincinnati Police Department.

Firefighters and law enforcement are coming together for a softball tournament honoring fallen sheriff's deputy Larry Henderson and raising money for two first responders.

Summit Country Day played host to St. Bernard-Elmwood Place in a highly-anticipated football game in the Miami Valley Conference.

St. Xavier football coach Steve Specht won his 200th career game Friday night in the Bombers’ win over host Elder.

A large police presence has gathered near the Talbert House center on Central Parkway in the CUF neighborhood.

Danille Vonder Muelen works as a firefighter and paramedic for Stonelick and Williamsburg Township. She's about to begin treatment for an aggressive type of blood cancer.

Dozens turned out to WCPO's "Let's Talk" event in Erlanger Wednesday night, where residents raised concerns about potholes, pedestrian safety, and a $30 million road redesign still in the planning phase.

Former Lakota West guard Josh Tyson announced Friday his verbal commitment to play college basketball at the University of Cincinnati.

A body was discovered Friday at the Rumpke Recycling Facility in St. Bernard, a Rumpke spokesperson said. The person's identity and cause of death have not been released.

A traditional college classroom with desks and chairs at Miami University's regional Hamilton campus has been transformed into a fully functioning teacher education studio.

A shortage of synthetic motor oil, used in many cars nowadays, is driving up oil change costs and forcing some retailers to ration supply. Will it ease anytime soon?

Both directions of I-75 through downtown Cincinnati will close this weekend as crews install nine steel girders for the new Linn Street Bridge.

Dozens of neighbors turned out Wednesday night for WCPO's "Let's Talk" event in Erlanger, where e-bikes and e-scooters emerged as a top safety concern across Northern Kentucky.