Ashley Smith

Meals on Wheels needs donations and volunteers

The restaurant has been providing meals to employees and their families since for almost two weeks.

After decorating their cars and hanging signs, the teachers drove around to several neighborhoods waving, honking and greeting their students.

“I’m just blessed to be able to give back to those in need in this time."

Rain tonight but dry and warm Wednesday and Thursday

It's not how most people think of the National Guard, but it's pivotal work they'll be doing over the next several weeks.

In Ohio, child daycares haven’t been ordered to close yet but many think that will happen soon.

The company uses a fogger to disinfect

A local grant helped fund two new bike repair stations in Northern Kentucky.

Several people stopped to help crash victims Monday morning.

Team Rubicon is a service organization assisting with disaster response.

Sunshine and warmer weather are on tap for the weekend

"When I joined the program, I learned a lot about stuff that I never knew firefighters did.”

ReProm offers an array of new and gently used prom dresses as prom season approaches.

Get ready for highs in the 30's to finish off your work week.

A 10-year-old Hamilton girl went to Disney World to do something doctors never thought she could do.

Not only will Hope House Mission be able to house more homeless people on an emergency basis but they will also offer many more permanent apartments to those in need.

The mural depicts Jim Shelton, better known as Peanut Jim.

“I got a different perspective on how many people actually stutter, and that I’m not alone when I stutter.”

Fire crews are reportedly “trucking water" onto the scene because there are no fire hydrants surrounding the business.

In Aurora and Downtown Cincinnati floodwaters are retreating.

A local organization is trying to place defibrillators in some of Cincinnati’s busiest locations: “I want to see AEDs to become as common as fire extinguishers."

Some high-school seniors can get a head start on entering the workforce... but they need patients first.

Doctors once told Scot Ashton he was "probably going to die." On Sunday he climbed Cincinnati's tallest building.

Sole Bros. have made it their mission to collect new or gently used high-end sneakers and give them to those in need.

Tonia Elrod died last year. Now on the eve of Go Red for Women Day, she’s spreading awareness about the disease that killed her.

Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank is the only non-profit diaper bank in the Tri-state helping low income families.

Make this Valentine's Day a little brighter for patients staying at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

It's a popular time to purchase a tornado shelter, and you can get cash back from the state if you do.

The Australia Bureau of Meteorology is asking our country for help as they try to combat the ever-changing weather. That’s where a local meteorologist comes in the picture.