Corporex introduces two new bars, Market Bar and High Note, in the $1 billion Ovation development on Newport's riverfront, signifying economic growth in the Cincinnati area.

A Clermont County community experienced a series of vehicle and home break-in attempts by suspects, including one in a gorilla mask. The peculiar incidents were caught on security footage, prompting a police investigation.

Valerie Barnes is honored for her 26-year volunteer service to women in the Butler County Jail, offering spiritual support and post-release assistance.

The first national HPV conference was held in Indy, focusing on advances in cancer prevention, including the potential of self-collected HPV testing as highlighted by Dr. Leeya Pinder from the University of Cincinnati.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office reports enhancing search and rescue operations with advanced sonar training and technology to better serve the community in emergencies.

Harrison reduces income tax credit for residents working outside the city, affects 70% of the population, and redirects funds to local projects and infrastructure, with public meetings for community input on the Road Assessment Plan.

The Hamilton Township Police Department is inviting children to their summer Junior Police Academy, emphasizing respect, integrity, and an introduction to police work.

A study by the University of Cincinnati reveals that fear of vision loss may deter patients from cataract surgery despite its effectiveness. The research highlights the need for better doctor-patient communication.

Ohio's Rocky Fork State Park opens a new, inclusive archery range with various lanes for all skill levels, promoting sports and community participation.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used social media to remind drivers of the importance of driving safely in construction zones, emphasizing that speeding endangers workers' lives.

Two Ohio wildlife officers were honored with the Pope and Young Club’s award for resolving a significant deer poaching case, marking a first for the state.

A Sharonville man was indicted for raping and impregnating a 12-year-old girl, facing up to 33 years in prison.

Joshua Copley, University of Cincinnati's student body president, advocates for better student-neighbor relations by engaging in local events and hosting responsible parties.