Mike Cappel has rejoined the Montgomery City Council, bringing his extensive background in public service, environmental advocacy, military service, and education to the role.

Cincinnati Police seek help in solving a Christmas Day break-in and vehicle theft on Alabama Avenue, urging public assistance and offering a contact for tips.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing Eva Ream-Jones, last seen in English Woods on Christmas Day with a walker, wearing a green coat, blue jeans, and gray shoes.

Loveland, Ohio, introduces Loveland U Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on city operations, including facility tours and discussions. Dinner is included, and applications for the 2026 class are open.

The Forest Park Senior Center is closed for renovations until mid-January, receiving upgrades like new flooring and paint, with all senior programming cancelled during this period.

Kettering, Ohio, announced a one-day delay in trash collection during New Year's week; residents are advised to set out waste the night before the revised pickup date.

Cincinnati is set for road closures from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4, 2026, impacting areas around William Howard Taft Rd., Collins Ave., and nearby intersections.

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.