Daily View

"Cincinnati Story" is a fan favorite at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton. The piece was commissioned in 1982 to adorn the plaza outside downtown Cincinnati's (now former) Chiquita building on East Fifth Street.

Meteorologist Katie Donovan reveals she’s leaving WLWT-TV a week after the station announced the hiring of a new weekend weathercaster.

The East Central Indiana Recycle and Reuse Center is a little over a year old. The site's founder is celebrating by preparing to expand across Wayne County thanks to a mobile recycling van.

A couple owned and lived in the house on Palos Street for 40 years before the Great Recession. Now it's one of hundreds in Cincinnati owned by large real estate investment companies. Some renters have good experiences with these landlords. But others face frustrating and recurring issues.

The retired WLW-AM afternoon host, who died in August, will be remembered with his comedy bits featuring his beloved characters, stories from coworkers and his songs by his musician friends.

The National Weather Service says La Nina is dominating our weather patterns this year.

Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco Monday announced there was no existing evidence murder victim Rhoda Nathan suffered from hepatitis. Sammarco rescinded that statement Tuesday after the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office released tests showing Nathan did in fact have the disease. The test was a pivotal piece of evidence in the prosecutor's decision not to try Elwood Jones for Nathan's murder.

Tony Dokoupil starts his tenure as CBS Evening News anchor with a two week "Live from America" tour which includes a broadcast from Cincinnati.

Over the past year, The Marshall Project Cleveland and KFF Health News interviewed patients and families, current and former state hospital employees, advocates, lawyers, judges, jail administrators, and national behavioral health experts. All said the mental health system makes it "easier to criminalize somebody than to get them help."

Although Ohio legislators introduced more than 900 bills in 2025, only a few dozen made it to the governor's desk.