The Queen City got four individual, three relays and one team state championship at the 2025 Ohio Association of Track and Cross-Country Coaches meet.

This will be Johnson’s third stint with the Buckeyes, working for as many full-time head coaches in the process. The Cincinnati native first served as the defensive backs coach from 2007-11, working for Jim Tressel. His final season he coached under Luke Fickell, who served in an interim role after Tressel reigned as the head coach.

Nine months ago, we started documenting how often dangerous dogs attack and injure Ohioans and how state law is weak.

"It just looked like a murder scene," Grant said, recounting the house where a little boy had been attacked by his uncle's dog. Grant just cannot forget the sight of the child's bloody handprints smeared on the wall of the house.

For the third year, we present a roster of Cincinnati women trailblazers to honor during Women’s History Month.

Native to Europe, common wall lizards are growing bigger, faster, and more resilient in Ohio. Scientists say the city itself may be driving their evolution.

Following a multi-year investigation, a Cincinnati man has been indicted by a Butler County grand jury on two dozen felony counts, including 17 counts of rape that involve three children, authorities said.

An Ohio Lottery player recently won $50,000 playing the scratch-off gameMerry Money. He purchased his ticket at University BP, located at 2606 Jefferson Ave in Cincinnati. After mandatory federal and state tax withholdings totaling 28 percent,

Gruesome attacks happen despite warnings, complaints and previous attacks that went unheeded by dog owners and unpunished by Ohio's legal system.

This move actually marks Johnson's third tour de force at Ohio State; he first served on Jim Tressel's defensive staff from 2007-11. After overpowering Notre Dame Jan. 20 to claim the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff title, Ohio State is set to open the 2025 Aug. 30 at home against Texas.

The wild winter weather has been making a mess of the roads across Cincinnati and Ohio. And one person is making light of the situation.

Ohio State football beat writer Bill Rabinowitz joined the Columbus Dispatch in 1999 and covered the Browns and Bengals before joining the OSU beat.