Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Cincinnati Council condemns ICE shooting, urges mask ban compliance
• Hundreds reinstated at Cincinnati NIOSH after surprise return orders
• Vision & Beyond founders, title staff indicted in loan fraud
• Lunkenheimer factory complex wins historic listing, unlocking redevelopment credits
• Concerted nonprofit trades volunteer hours for tickets, expands in 2026

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• CPS board taps Craig president, Moncree-Moffett VP, Armbruster sworn-in
• Witness no-show delays Tchervinski brawl trial; rescheduled Feb. 10
• Cincinnati Children’s buys Springboro Pediatrics, expanding primary care in Warren
• Tenants union wins Auburn Avenue lease: rent freeze, just-cause
• Dani Isaacsohn is Ohio House minority leader, first from Cincinnati

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Viral brawl trial delayed; charging disparities draw scrutiny
• Jeff Ruby agrees to $1.5M tip-theft settlement
• Global Payments closes $24B Worldpay deal; cuts likely
• Volunteers rip out honeysuckle to revive Hamilton County parks
• Reds’ TV future unclear after FanDuel contract exits

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Council meets privately on Ryan Hinton settlement talks
• Taste of Belgium files Chapter 11 for two locations
• Butler County GOP endorses Michael Ryan over Cindy Carpenter
• Evans Landscaping owner pays $35K in dumping settlement
• CityBeat editor-in-chief steps down; Meghan Goth takes over

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Juvenile shootings stay high despite Cincinnati gun-violence drop
• Model Group’s $44M Reid Flats adds 91 affordable units
• Councilman Seth Walsh launches campaign for Ohio treasurer
• Arts Vibrancy Index ranks Cincinnati top 5% nationally
• Midwestern Lesbian opens quiet LGBTQ+ community hub in OTR

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Man convicted of forging redistricting petition signatures
• Miami Township appeals $45M wrongful conviction award
• UC grant offers free tuition for low-income students
• Enable Injections lands $30M for Springdale expansion
• Northern Kentucky dispensaries delayed by supply issues

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Attorney cites suspect’s mental health in Vance-home vandalism case
• Pureval pushes income-tax hike for safety, poverty fight
• New councilman Ryan James prioritizes affordability, childcare, equity
• National Exemplar wins Southwest Ohio Restaurant of the Year
• Clifton’s Proud Rooster closing as owner Bob Doll retires

Today's Cincinnati newscast includes these stories:

• Man arrested after vandalizing JD Vance’s Cincinnati home
• Prosecutors drop death penalty bid in Hinton deputy killing
• 3CDC, Panino settle lawsuit over Imagination Alley park access
• Madisonville senior fights foreclosure after property tax spike
• Bengals owner backs Zac Taylor, Duke Tobin after 6-11