Amid winter, drivers warming up their cars risk theft, with more sophisticated methods being used. Crime experts like Cory Haberman from the University of Cincinnati advise keeping vehicles locked to deter thieves.

Cincinnati Fire Department celebrates the Cincinnati Convention Center renovation, enhancing its appeal as an event venue & expressing commitment to community service on social media.

UC's 1819 Innovation Hub aims to foster small business growth in Cincinnati in 2026, providing resources and training to navigate economic challenges and harness AI and cybersecurity.

Cincinnati police seek Ronrico Hampton for a shooting at Government Square after an altercation on a Metro bus, urgent public assistance is requested.

Cincinnati's Mayor Aftab Pureval has proposed raising the income tax to fund public safety initiatives and address crime and its root causes, including investing in technology and community programs.

Highland Heights Police implement new safety measures at Sky Zone including adult supervision for minors and increased weekend security to address disorderly conduct.

A North College Hill police cruiser rolled over after a collision, with both officers and another driver sustaining minor injuries. The accident is under investigation.

The City of Kettering offers three disposal options for Christmas trees: curbside collection by Rumpke Waste & Recycling, drop-off at the Yard Debris Center, and the Montgomery County Solid Waste District.

The Cincinnati Fire Department is accepting applications for its 2026 Cadet Program targeting youths aged 14-18 to introduce them to firefighting and develop skills.

Middletown Police seek the public's help in finding "Skippy McHitskipperson," a truck involved in mailbox vandalism.

Cincinnati Animal Care seeks information on injured dog found at a school bus lot, asking the public for leads on the 2-year-old female dog's owner or how she got hurt.

Montgomery is accepting applications for its Service and Engagement Grant program, offering up to $2,500 for community projects with a March 1st deadline.

Montgomery officials, Mayor Ron Messer and Council Member Chris Dobrozsi, didn't seek reelection, ending their tenures, with the city expressing gratitude for their service.