CINCINNATI — Clermont County Prosecutor Mark Tekulve announced on Tuesday that no charges will be filed against WCPO 9 Chief Meteorologist Steve Raleigh in connection to a June incident outside ...

Clouds are moving into the area this morning as a system from the East Coast slides west into our area. The sky will be mostly cloudy for the morning drive with a low of 62 degrees. I don't ...

GREEN TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Following an incident where gunshots were fired off this weekend near the site, the Dent Schoolhouse plans to open as normal this upcoming weekend, staff told WCPO 9 on ...

Ahead of that matchup, which takes place at Paycor Stadium at 8:15 p.m. ET, the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars will ...

We are getting closer to Fall but it's certainly not feeling like it. Yesterday we hit 90 for our high and today we could hit it again. Humidity won't be quite as high as yesterday but it will ...

It's another day of sunshine here in the Tri-State. Temperatures start in the low 60s and warm quickly during the day thanks to the combination of sunshine and dry air. We'll end up with highs in ...

Tonight will be clear and pleasant, cooling to 56 degrees. Tomorrow and Thursday are nearly carbon copy days with sunshine and highs in the upper 80s. Good news is, humidity still stays low so it ...

Heather Beckman operates her photography studio out of the front portion of the property, and she told WCPO that she was surprised to see caution tape and a bulldozer outside of the house on Saturday.

It was a GORGEOUS fall like Saturday with temperatures well below average. Our official high was 69°. That's 10+ degrees below average. Tonight there's a chance we see a record low temperature.

The memo does not provide any details on the shooting. WCPO previously reported that two people were shot and injured in the parking lot of 629 Bar in Colerain Township at around 2:30 a.m. Aug. 11.

WCPO contacted the Cincinnati Bengals on Friday to request an interview about the watch party. We will update this story if we hear back.

No students, only parents and guardians as well as pre-approved adults, were allowed to watch the game between the Owls and Senators. Fans also had to enter through different gates — one for ...