Cincinnati Fire Department announced a shelter opening in Oakley for flood victims, staffed by the Red Cross, with details available on Facebook and by calling 1-800–Red Cross.

Colerain Township celebrated the opening of new fire station, Station 102, with community members and officials attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati is preparing for the installation of its new Archbishop, Robert Casey, previously of Chicago, amid challenges like declining Mass attendance.

The University of Cincinnati renovated the Old Chem building with bird-safe windows to prevent bird collisions, reflecting a growing trend in wildlife-conscious urban development.

Hamilton's Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton initiative connects residents with city officials at barbecue events to discuss local issues and enhance community engagement.

Butler County prepares for severe weather with the Emergency Response Services Unit and Emergency Operations Center ready to respond, as advised by Sheriff Jones.

Colerain Police officers played dodgeball with middle school students as a community engagement effort, sharing the fun interaction on their Facebook page.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati and Oak Ridge National Laboratory studied butanol toxicity in biofuel production, seeking more efficient renewable energy.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where a fake Lieutenant Michael Thomas claims individuals missed jury duty and face arrest, which is false.

University of Cincinnati's Match Day saw medical students, with a 99.4% match rate, excitedly await their residency placements, experience a mix of emotions, and reflect on the support and education they received.

The Cincinnati Police seek public help with a theft on Reading Road on March 5. They haven't disclosed the value of the stolen goods and are urging tips to Det. Wolf at 513-569-8627.

The Hamilton Tree Board and Butler County OSU Extension are hosting a free event on March 25 in Hamilton, OH, to discuss the impact of climate change on local trees.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking information on the missing person, James Eric Griffin, who was last seen on March 12. They urge the public to contact Det—Scott with any details.