The final days of St. Francis Seraph Church is drawing attention across Cincinnati as parishioners prepare to say goodbye to a congregation that has served generations of residents since the mid-19th century.
Located in Over-the-Rhine, the church has been a landmark of Cincinnati’s Catholic community and a center for charitable outreach for decades.
According to…
Forecasters are warning residents across the Cincinnati area to prepare for the possibility of flooding as a slow-moving weather system brings rounds of heavy rain to the region.
A flood watch has been issued for portions of southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky, and southeast Indiana as meteorologists track a plume of tropical moisture capable of producing…
The recent Cincinnati water quality improvements reflect a massive investment in public health and municipal infrastructure.
Residents track Cincinnati water quality metrics closely as new federal guidelines take effect this year.
Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) is enhancing water quality through advanced treatment, using granular activated carbon (GAC) to remove contaminants. The system, which won…
A Cincinnati man has pleaded guilty to killing his friend following an argument tied to NFL teams.
This was a case that has drawn regional attention and renewed debate over plea agreements in violent crimes.
The incident, which began as a disagreement over the New York Jets and Denver Broncos, ended in a fatal stabbing…
City leaders and school officials in Cincinnati are expanding collaboration to address growing concerns about student safety beyond the classroom.
The effort follows several recent incidents involving large teen gatherings, fights, and arrests in public spaces. Officials say the focus is shifting toward prevention rather than reaction.
They want to reduce risks during after-school hours,…
Authorities are investigating a fire that broke out at a Planned Parenthood facility in Cincinnati’s Mt. Auburn neighborhood late Thursday night.
Emergency crews responded to the building on Auburn Avenue around 11 p.m., according to multiple local reports.
Firefighters were able to bring the blaze under control within a short time. No staff or patients…
Cincinnati street penalties are moving forward after city leaders approved on Wednesday, a motion to address illegal takeover events.
City officials took action this week after a large street takeover drew widespread attention and strained law enforcement resources.
The move follows a March event that resulted in nearly 50 arrests and multiple vehicle impoundments. The city…
Residents often ask about the true Cincinnati crime rank when evaluating neighborhood safety.
Understanding the Cincinnati crime rank helps locals make informed decisions about their communities.
When analyzing public safety, residents want verified facts rather than speculation. Recent data provides a clear picture of where the city stands nationally.
According to aggregated FBI crime…
The City Council advanced plans for a Cincinnati music venue. They voted Wednesday on a resolution that could direct $8 million in public funds toward a $160 million project.
The measure is aimed at helping build the new Farmer Music Center at the former Coney Island site. It passed in a divided 5–4 vote. Moreover,…
What began as a planned street takeover early Sunday morning near Woodward High School ended very differently than organizers likely expected.
According to information gathered at the scene, roughly 75 vehicles blocked the roadway and refused to disperse when officers arrived.
When a Cincinnati police officer called for assistance, units from multiple agencies responded to…


