Ohio introduces the Buckeye Business Advantage program to cut interest rates for small businesses, spotlighted during a Sharonville event. Eligible companies can save 3% on loans up to $1 million, aiming to boost local economic growth.

Kristin Greenberg will host a free event "UA: The Early Years" to educate attendees about Upper Arlington's history as part of the 2025 Community Relations Committee's Welcome Series.

Officials have initiated a 12-week cleanup of a seven-acre illegal dump in Goshen Township, Clermont County, with collaborative efforts from state and local agencies.

A multi-vehicle crash in Clermont County left one dead and three injured; Scott Temple, 63, of Batavia died following the collision on State Route 32. The road was closed for hours as authorities investigated.

A University of Cincinnati report suggests that the Mediterranean diet may help manage liver disease, particularly MASLD, by reducing fat accumulation and inflammation in the liver.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing 13-year-old Kayley Young from Winton Hills, urging the public to call Det. Colonel at 513-569-8600 with information.

Sharon Road in Sharonville, Ohio, reopened after being closed for railroad crossing improvements. The city announced the completion of paving work on social media.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launched the Governor's Literacy Leaders Tour, starting at Putman Elementary in Blanchester, to promote the Science of Reading and literacy progress in state schools.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft at a Target on Geier Drive and seek public help to identify the suspect caught on camera exiting with unpaid items.

Four Cincinnati men are indicted in a 2016 murder-for-hire case due to new technology aiding the investigation, involving a $30,000 bounty for the victim's death.

The Bair family donated items like toys and collars to the Butler County Sheriff's Office K-9 Team, praised on Facebook for supporting police dogs' training.

Joey Yong pursued a Master of Science in Information Technology at the University of Cincinnati after facing job market challenges with degrees from Transylvania University.

The University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati Children's Hospital received a $37.2 million grant for biomedical research from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences.