The Cincinnati Zoo celebrates International Cheetah Day as their three cheetah cubs become ambassadors for conservation, while an innovative program helps protect cheetahs in the wild.

Cincinnati's parks are filled with holiday activities, including the Krohn Conservatory’s botanical displays and the Christkindlmarkt at Moerlein Lager House, offering a festive experience with food, drinks, and entertainment.

Cincinnati Parks has unveiled design concepts for the new Sawyer Point playground to replace the one destroyed by fire, seeking public feedback for the inclusive and river-themed project with a fundraising goal of $2.1M.

Two people were shot in the leg and hospitalized after a West Price Hill shooting, their injuries are non-life-threatening. The incident is under investigation.

Keegan Farrell, transitioning from pre-med to nursing at UC, cites his AmeriCorps NCCC service and clinical experiences as influential in pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing.

Lucky Dog Grille in Mason is closing due to an unsustainable rent increase, with unsuccessful negotiations over six months. The restaurant thanked patrons for their support.

KDIGO updated treatment guidelines for two kidney diseases, which could improve patient care and outcomes according to nephrologists at the University of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Police seek information on a theft at a Seymour Avenue store, with surveillance images of the suspect released. Authorities request public tips.

A Cincinnati family was displaced and a pet cat died after a house fire in Pleasant Ridge, with damages estimated at $200,000. The Red Cross is assisting.

Miami Township Police appointed Officer Brayton Bishop as Community Resource Officer to enhance community relations. His responsibilities include liaising with local organizations to better serve township needs.

Middletown, Ohio gears up for a high school football game, with residents encouraged to don purple in support of the Middies' semifinal match against St. Xavier Bombers.

Loveland, Ohio's Holiday Light Recycling Program encourages residents to recycle old string lights to prevent landfill waste and promote environmental stewardship.

Middletown pauses water billing in December, with no 25% usage adjustment or shutoffs. January 2026 bills will be larger, but payment plans are being considered. Accurate readings to resume then.