Sycamore Park in Batavia hosted living historians and officials for a tree dedication celebrating Clermont County's participation in America's upcoming 250th anniversary.

CCM student Ava Camaj won a mentorship with Charlie Puth in the BIC INKubator Music Contest with her song "Make Me Whole," using a BIC pen for inspiration.

Norfolk Southern Railroad will repair the Sharon Road railroad crossing in Sharonville, causing a two-week road closure and traffic detours from October 10th to 24th.

The inaugural America's River Roots Festival in Cincinnati features historic riverboats, numerous cruises, and events, launching America250 celebrations with local leaders participating.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and the OSHP stress the importance of buckling up, noting the high number of crash fatalities involving unbelted individuals.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft from a car on State Ave and have requested public assistance, sharing details and seeking leads on Twitter.

Jayde Hankerson is recovering at home after being run over by a horse trailer at a parade following a seizure. She underwent surgery for a fractured pelvis, and her family has started a GoFundMe for her medical expenses.

Hoxworth Blood Center extends its promo offering an exclusive Elly De La Cruz T-shirt for blood donations in support of the Cincinnati Reds' playoff run.

Cincinnati Police seek public aid in finding Mylaijah Jordan, missing since September 27 and last seen in Over the Rhine. Contact Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.

The Cincinnati Reds made the 2025 MLB playoffs on the season's final day due to the Mets' loss to the Marlins, setting up a wild card series against the Dodgers.

Dave Cunningham, owner of The Comet in Cincinnati, passed away at 54, impacting the local community that cherished his pub as a cultural and social hub.

Hamilton County's Revive + Thrive program offers low-interest loans for essential home repairs and code compliance to residents in need, aimed at preserving housing affordability and preventing displacement.

Seven men were sentenced to federal prison for their roles in a meth trafficking ring linked to the CJNG, distributing over 100 pounds of meth in Cincinnati.