The FBI Cincinnati field office reported on their 2025 law enforcement efforts, including over 950 arrests, gun and drug seizures, and the safe return of 37 children.

Cincinnati Police are seeking Andres Bautista-Olson for a felony protection order violation, urging the public to report sightings, especially in Oakley and downtown.

ECHL and PHPA reached a tentative deal to end the strike, with details pending but expected to allow resumption of play. The Cincinnati Cyclones confirm a game for Dec. 31.

Middletown, Ohio highlights the SHALOM Homeless initiative that partners with churches to provide winter shelters for the homeless, promoting community involvement and support during cold months.

Kettering, Ohio's annual Christmas Day gathering was successful thanks to the efforts of volunteers, staff, and community members, as acknowledged in a social media post by the city.

Cincinnati's Fountain Square is highlighted in a social media post for its enduring holiday celebrations, with photos comparing past and present festivities to emphasize the city's tradition and community spirit.

The Fairfield Fire Department shared holiday wishes on social media, expressing gratitude for the chance to serve their community and their commitment to safety and service during the festive season.

The Hebron Ohio Police participated in Operation Santa’s Sleigh, aiming to bring joy to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital and those supported by Ronald McDonald House Charities.

The Hamilton Police Department is seeking help to find 16-year-old runaway Paityen Robinson, last seen in all black clothing and a blue wig, possibly heading to Cincinnati.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office thanked contributors for the success of their Christmas Caravan, which spread holiday cheer to families in the community.

Cincinnati Police seek a suspect for a break-in at the Children's Theatre, with tools, alcohol, and a TV stolen. A suspect image is released, and Detective Bell leads the ongoing investigation.

A young student named Dikshant crafted a thank-you card for Montgomery, Ohio’s fire department, and the City Government shared it on Facebook, highlighting the meaningful gesture.

The Loveland Police Department emphasized the community's role in charitable acts during holidays and their commitment to service and safety on Facebook.