Ashley Smith

Net proceeds from sales of the shirt will go toward providing critical care and long-term recovery for suffering animals in Australia.

A Covington teen needs a new kidney. Her friends have rented a billboard to help.

Amy Robillard will travel to Atlanta in February to compete against the best marathon runners in the country for the right to run in Tokyo.

At Bloom and Grow at Krohn Conservatory in Eden Park, you can escape the dreary weather outside and come into a tropical oasis.

National Geographic sponsors the 32nd annual GeoBee competition for elementary school students.

St. Xavier has added Evan, a 2-year-old golden retriever for therapy.

You can treasure hunt for real gold - that you can keep - throughout Harrison.

Reports of a strange flash in the sky flooded in Sunday night. But what was it?

Heavy rain Friday and Saturday

Heavy rain possible Friday and Saturday

Keegan Smith is just like any other 5-year-old kid, except wherever he goes, he's tethered to an oxygen tube.

Heavy rain Friday and Saturday

"We’re ready to give as many and as much dog food out as we possibly can to the people that need it most.”

As the temperatures drop, one organization is hoping to provide cold weather clothing to those who need it most.

The roundabout is located on Glendale-Milford Road in front of Summit Park.

Is there a healthier way to ring in a new year?

Dry and cloud today

Dry for the first part of the weekend

Dry today with warm weather again

Dry and warm again

Warm and mild again

Families are creating some wacky new traditions with the unseasonably warm weather.

“He’s so precious, he’s perfect from what I hear!”

A local business filled a moving truck with toys to put smiles on the faces of kids at a local orphanage.

For more than 100 years, Operation Santa has been answering letters addressed to Santa from local kids. Now they need your help to get the presents they asked for!

Doscher's Candy Company made the first candy canes in the United States almost 150 years ago

The Norwood Police Department met one of its biggest fans over the weekend.

Geno and Kristen Atkins hosted a holiday party at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

The kids came away with sounding smarter about bullying than most adults.

The $27 million venue is named after a Cincinnati musician who graduated from Cincinnati’s Conservatory of Music in 1938.