The Butler County Sheriff's Office has launched "Warrant Wednesday," a social media initiative to solicit public help in locating individuals with active warrants.

The Cincinnati Convention Center reopens after an $265 million renovation with expanded space and a new grand ballroom, expected to boost local business and featuring a new LED sign.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a January 3 attempted burglary on Pancoast Avenue, seeking public help to identify suspects.

Katie Lorenzo, a 23-year-old school employee, died in a multi-vehicle crash in Forest Park. Her fiancé is in critical condition. She was praised for her dedication to education.

New Albany, Ohio, recaps a progressive 2025 with infrastructure, economic growth, sustainability efforts, and community events in a year-end social media post and video.

Cincinnati road closures from Dec 29-Jan 4, 2026, include areas around William Howard Taft Road, Collins Avenue, and parts of Taft Road Lane and Heatherhill Lane. The reason for closures is not specified.

The Butler County Sheriff visited the Communications Center to thank dispatchers for their dedication during the holiday season, highlighting their pivotal role in community safety.

Residents of Sharonville, Ohio, are encouraged to participate in the "Best of the North 2025" contest by voting for their favorite local businesses and organizations daily until January 11th.

A car crash near Kenwood Towne Center resulted in one fatality and one critical injury. The deceased, Connor Walchle, lost control of his vehicle, which hit several utility poles.

Two Cincinnati restaurants, Good Plates Eatery and Confessions Bar and Restaurant Lounge, are offering free meals and toys to the community for the holiday season.

A woman was fatally shot at the Park Eden building in Walnut Hills; Cincinnati Police are investigating the incident. No suspect details have been released.

The article recounts the arrest of a man nicknamed the "Grinch" for stealing Carhartt clothes, captured after a foot chase by the Butler County Sheriff's Office, who posted the story on Facebook.

The FBI warns that cyber actors are using AI to impersonate US officials in text and voice messages to scam victims, advising caution and verification of suspicious communications.