The Butler County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude towards law enforcement on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, highlighting their dedication despite challenges and scrutiny.

FOP President claims City Manager Sheryl Long is secretly negotiating a settlement with Ryan Hinton's family, which she denies; Ryan's father, Rodney Hinton, is charged with murdering Deputy Larry Henderson.

The University of Cincinnati Alumni Association is offering its members group travel opportunities to foster camaraderie and explore the world, with alumni recounting positive and enriching experiences from past trips.

Chris Stapleton will perform at Paycor Stadium on August 1 as part of his "All-American Road Show" tour, with special guests Lainey Wilson and Allen Stone.

The University of Cincinnati's art collection is on display at the Contemporary Arts Center until April 5, while a new book explores its history and educational significance.

Blue Ash Mayor Jill Cole has been named among Ohio's top 500 most influential people by Ohio Business Magazine, a testament to her impactful leadership in local and state development.

A Cincinnati man is charged with vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's home and assaulting federal officers. He faces serious federal charges, including possible prison time.

Cincinnati Police are investigating an attempted theft of a 2016 Kia Optima and have released an image of the suspect, seeking tips to assist the case.

Franklin, Ohio police arrested two after a chase on I-75 involving a stolen Dodge Charger ended with a PIT maneuver. No injuries occurred, and both suspects face charges, with one also wanted for homicide.

Suspect detained for vandalism at Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati home, Secret Service involved. No details on motive or suspect identity were released.

Lebanon, Ohio, is hiring a part-time Account Clerk for their Tax Department, with a priority deadline on January 12, 2026, for applicants who demonstrate strong service and communication skills and experience in auditing tax returns.

An 11-year-old girl named QueenEr'Re Reed was shot and killed on New Year's Day in Cincinnati, sparking community calls for justice and an investigation.

The article highlights key changes to the tax code and emphasizes the importance of preparation and record-keeping, as explained by Gary Friedhoff from the University of Cincinnati.