Forest Park's adjusted Municipal Building hours for the holiday season are announced, affecting service availability before and after Christmas and New Year.

The Wyoming Police Department, Ohio, reminds residents to secure their vehicles during the holiday season and to be vigilant against thefts, sharing safety tips via social media.

Kettering launches CROSS SAFE initiative to promote pedestrian, cyclist, and motorist safety, with community reminders on traffic vigilance, especially during the holidays.

Ohio is set to launch the "Escaped Convict Alert Program" next year, automatically notifying residents of nearby prison breaks through their smartphones, similarly to Amber Alerts.

The Forest Park PD shared Week 50 crime stats, RTCC and DFR program insights, and a crime map on Facebook, highlighting their tech-enhanced policing and community engagement efforts.

Rodney Hinton Jr., charged with killing a deputy, is also accused of assaulting a jail officer. His bond was set at $50,000, and he's pursuing an insanity defense for the murder charge.

The Santa Paws Pet Pageant in Hamilton, Ohio, was celebrated with community cheer despite the snowy weather, as pets and owners enjoyed festive activities.

President Neville Pinto celebrated the success of graduates from 47 states and 61 countries at the University of Cincinnati's commencement in Fifth Third Arena.

The Norwood Police Department advises residents during a Level 2 Snow Emergency to exchange info for non-injury accidents rather than calling police immediately.

Ohio bans synthetic kratom with an order from Gov. DeWine, influenced by concerns over abuse and health risks, as well as personal advocacy from those affected.

A Cincinnati resident won $1 million from the Ohio Lottery scratch-off game, choosing the lump sum over a 25-year annuity. After taxes, the winner gets $728,750.

Over 2,600 students from 47 states and 61 countries graduated at the University of Cincinnati's commencement, with President Pinto and commencement speaker Emma Bauer celebrating their achievements.

Proposed US federal loan rule changes could impact the finances of nursing students, potentially limiting their access to advanced degree programs and careers.