The City of Montgomery's January Bulletin covers new Council Members, volunteer opportunities, and community events, with accessibility via physical copies, email, and online for both residents and non-residents.

Forest Park, Ohio, wished its residents a happy Kwanzaa, highlighting the celebration of family, community, and African heritage from December 26 to January 1, focusing on the Seven Principles.

UC Nursing Professor Suzie Newell was named Clinical Instructor of the Year by the AANA, honoring her notable career in obstetric anesthesia and contributions to healthcare.

The FBI's Cincinnati office arrested six individuals as part of Operation Relentless Justice, a national effort against child exploitation that led to 293 arrests and 205 victims rescued.

The Hebron Ohio Police Department honored Vance Outdoors with a Certificate of Appreciation for their support of a holiday initiative for children in need.

Newly reviewed records suggest the 1994 murder victim Rhoda Nathan did not have hepatitis B, contrary to evidence used in convicting Elwood Jones, who was on death row for her murder.

Fairfield, Ohio, welcomed Optimized Senior Living, a new senior community home, with an opening ceremony organized by the city and the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce.

Forest Park Senior Center in Ohio is temporarily closing for renovations, including new flooring and a paint job, from December 22 through January 11, temporarily halting all senior programs.

Sakura Adachi is pursuing dual degrees in marketing and neurobiology at the University of Cincinnati, gaining practical experience through a co-op at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

Dr. Robert Neel discusses how holiday stress affects caregivers by increasing stress hormones but also suggests ways to stimulate 'feel-good' chemicals for balance.

The new diverging diamond interchange at Interstate 75 and County Road 99 in Findlay is open, reducing congestion and improving safety with innovative design.

The Kettering Police are seeking Eric Lee Miller for felony obstruction and drug possession, and a misdemeanor related to a probation violation. They advise the public to report sightings but not engage with him.

Anthony Brown has been sentenced to 26 years to life in prison for fatally shooting a shopper and injuring an employee at a Fairfield Township Walmart in 2022.