Richard Chiles

Even with this shortened holiday shopping season, Small Business Saturday has added up for local retailers. Cincinnati residents came out in droves to support them this weekend.

Kentucky held a medical marijuana license lottery on Monday and four locations in northern Kentucky were awarded licenses.

We could find out Monday which businesses in northern Kentucky will be able to sell medical marijuana in the new year.

A former police officer accused of breaking the law is due in court Tuesday.

As early as Monday, inspections and repairs on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge - also known as the Big Mac Bridge - will begin.

The 55-foot tall Norway spruce will serve as a centerpiece for the city's festivities

The U.S. Senate Race in Ohio could tip the scales in Congress and the candidates are spending some of the last days of their campaign in southwest Ohio.

It's the final night of BLINK Cincinnati, the nation's largest arts and light festival.

A major road in Camp Washington is partially shut down by a sink hole caused by a large water main break.

Officials with the Cincinnati Fire Department say they and other first responders, along with law enforcement, are prepared for whatever happens during the festival, from Over-the-Rhine to northern Kentucky.

Hundreds of cyclists hit the road, riding with heart and spirit to honor and support the survivors and those who have been lost in the battle against cancer.

Annual airport open house introduces flight to the next generation.

Cincinnati State begins classes Monday with a new program called "Roots to Boots," aimed at teaching sustainability, horticulture, and landscaping.

One person has died after an overnight shooting in Sayler Park.

For the world's top tennis players, it was au revoir Paris, and hello Mason as the first day of the newly rebranded Cincinnati Open kicked off.

Antonio Riano, 62, was wanted in connection to a 2004 deadly shooting in Hamilton. He was recently arrested in Mexico while working as a police officer.

Remote Area Medical is offering free health screenings to hundreds this weekend at St. Xavier High School.

It was a busy night for Cincinnati police in District Four as officers investigate a deadly shooting, as well as a crash involving a police officer, within two miles of each other.It all unfolded in Hartwell, on Vine Street, near Galbraith Road around 9:30 p.m. Saturday night. Police say a 25-year-old man was shot and killed.The victim has not been identified.At this point, investigators have not released any information about a possible suspect, but police did say they took witnesses to the sta…

More than 24 hours after what may have been the largest IT outage in history, air travel remains in a holding pattern for many.Jacob Abbs and his family found out when checking in that their flight was canceled. “We were supposed to go today,” Abbs said. “They canceled our flight to Atlanta, so they got us booked to go out tomorrow.”Dozens of flights marked as canceled on the departure board at CVG have area passengers like Abbs looking for detours.“We got here a little before three, and we pr…

A full slate of events kicks off in downtown Cincinnati Tuesday promoting collaboration between professionals within the Black community.