The Butler County Sheriff's Office thanked the community on social media for help in identifying a suspect in a Tide Pods theft and issued an arrest warrant for Thurman Leslie McIntosh III.

The Fairfield Police used flock cameras to recover two stolen vehicles and arrest a suspect facing charges for obstructing official business and driving with a suspended license.

Middletown Firefighters Local 336 donated funds raised from a golf event to support youth in their community, as shared in a social media post about their charitable activities.

UC welcomed new Bearcats, including ten Marian Spencer Scholarship recipients, offering a full ride and study abroad benefits to high-achieving CPS district students.

A man stole Tide Pods from a Kroger store in Liberty Township, prompting the Butler County Sheriff's Office to use humor on social media to seek public help in identifying him.

Hebron police and local volunteers joined with Lakewood students for a holiday shopping event, building community relations and creating lasting memories.

Nick Baynes, a local entrepreneur, is graduating from the University of Cincinnati with a BA in Professional Studies while running his businesses and maintaining family life.

OncoSupport, an AI platform developed by a University of Cincinnati student, is designed to personalize support group connections for cancer patients and is entering clinical trials.

University of Cincinnati students engage kids at the Holocaust & Humanity Center to spur empathy and courage, blending fun activities with lessons in being "upstanders."

The UC College-Conservatory of Music is hosting a Conducting Master Class from March 5-8, featuring hands-on practice, culminating in a public concert.

Studio West 117, an LGBTQ+ community space in Lakewood, has announced it will close due to financial difficulties, including delinquent property taxes. It has served the community with various programs for three years.

One person died, and another was injured in a collision at a Middletown intersection. The drivers were taken to Atrium Medical Center, where one succumbed to injuries.

Hamilton County is set to open a new Emergency Management Operations and 9-1-1 Communications Facility, a $16 million project enhanced by a $1 million FEMA grant, aiming to consolidate response efforts.