The Cincinnati Fire Department is participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Chief Breitfelder joining the #MenWearPink campaign and hosting 'Paint the Grail Pink' to raise awareness and funds.

Adam Montunnas, accused of assaulting a woman, evaded capture following a standoff with Bethel police despite an SRT unit's efforts. He is considered dangerous with access to firearms. Authorities continue their search.

Kettering Health is ending its Medicare Advantage contracts with Humana and Devoted Health due to payment issues, affecting members from January 2026. Transition plans and RetireMed's support will assist patients in finding new coverage.

Loveland announces its 5th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Festival for December 6, featuring a 60-foot pine tree, local vendors, and holiday festivities.

Dr. Raj M. Manglik, a renowned University of Cincinnati professor known for his contributions to thermal fluids and energy systems, passed away at 72, leaving a legacy of innovation and mentorship.

The University of Cincinnati offers diverse Study Abroad Programs, emphasizing cultural immersion and academic rigor, detailed by Professor Laura Zanotti.

UC Health's new facility for developmental disabilities, named the Timothy Freeman, MD, Center, was unveiled in Cincinnati, offering specialized care for individuals with conditions like Down syndrome and autism.

A school bus and lumber truck collided in Clermont County, only the bus driver was injured, while the students were unharmed. The crash is under investigation.

Cincinnati Zoo's Gorilla World welcomes a new baby gorilla born to first-time mother Gladys and silverback Mbeli. Both parents are navigating parenthood, with the public invited to suggest names for the newborn.

Butler County commissioners passed tax relief measures to cut property taxes, with estimated savings of $100 per $100,000 of home value for residents.

Hamilton, Ohio has made notable progress in enhancing street safety for bicyclists and pedestrians, resulting in a decrease in traffic-related crashes from 2015 to 2024 due to strategic policies and collaborations.

A road rage incident involving two cars on Groesbeck Road resulted in a crash that split one vehicle and left an apartment damaged; both drivers now face charges. Local residents continue to advocate for traffic safety improvements on the road.

Zachary Dickinson, charged with sexually assaulting and burglarizing an elderly woman, had his bond set at $175,000. The assault occurred after he followed her from a store.