Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County actively participated in the July 4th festivities, engaging with his community and emphasizing safety on social media.

Cincinnati Animal CARE, at full capacity, hosts a free adoption event sponsored by Cincy Property Twins, offering free adoptions on July 5-6, and a chance to win tickets to the "Superman: Legacy" screening for adopters.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to identify a theft suspect who stole a purse containing keys, identification, and credit cards on June 12 at Element Eatery. Contact Detective Latham at 513-979-4400 with information.

Foreign actors spread disinformation in LA protests, using social media to amplify division and false narratives, with motives attributed to nations like Russia and China, as reported by The Dallas Morning News.

A man's fascination with fire led to an $11 million blaze on the Big Mac Bridge, destroying a playground and resulting in a nine-year prison sentence for arson.

Recent data suggests that dark energy, which drives the universe's expansion, might evolve over time, challenging the idea of it being constant and requiring a reassessment of cosmological theories.

Cincinnati is celebrating the Big Red Machine's 50th anniversary with events including a reunion of former team members, coinciding with a series against the Padres.

A Clermont County man is indicted on 44 counts, including child rape and creating child sexual abuse material, beginning when the victim was 7 years old.

Cincinnati Police seek public help regarding a June 23rd shooting on Reading Rd., sharing vehicle images and urging information to be shared with Det. Hatcher.

The Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, and Cincinnati Reds are collaborating on a blood donation drive, offering donors a Reds t-shirt and chances to win game tickets.

ODOT District 7 is seeking feedback on new road projects including interchange, intersection, and bridge rehabilitation, with construction on some projects starting in 2026.

The University of Cincinnati is adapting to new legal requirements by restructuring, including closing its central Equity & Inclusion office and repurposing identity centers, with President Pinto reaffirming commitment to inclusivity.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing teen Jazariah Livingston, last seen June 23 on Burnet Avenue. Call Detective Oliver at 513-352-4567 with info.