Hamilton, Ohio celebrates the New Year with its Holly Jolly Hamilton event, featuring local musicians, food vendors, and the unique Hollow Earth Drop at 7pm, honoring a local conspiracy theory.

A Cincinnati Powerball player won $1 million in the Christmas Eve drawing. The $1.8 billion jackpot was claimed in Arkansas. The Ohio ticket matched five white balls and was bought at a Kroger.

Tony McCollister, a former TV show participant, faces charges for sexual offenses involving a minor and animals.

Oxford, Ohio residents are informed of a one-day delay in trash collection during New Year's week, with services resuming normally the following week.

Forest Park's senior community is urged to renew their 2026 memberships to maintain access to the Senior Center, with an online renewal option and in-person sessions on December 29 and January 5. Deadline for renewal is January 12.

The Bengals defeated the Cardinals 37-14 with an impressive offensive performance, despite criticism regarding their defense and record against playoff teams.

Cincinnati PD seeks public help in finding Kyra Rice, missing since December 12, last seen in the West End. Citizens urged to contact Detective Oliver with info.

Mason, Ohio city offices have limited services on 12/24 and are closed 12/25-26 for the holidays. Trash collection by Rumpke is delayed one day, resuming the regular schedule the week of January 5.

The Kettering Police Department shares crime blotters on social media to inform residents about local incidents, emphasizing transparency while balancing privacy concerns.

Santa Claus joins first responders in Middletown, Ohio, for Santa & Sirens, a festive procession tracked live online.

The Englewood Police Department shared a Facebook post to help reunite a found dog with its owner, asking locals to contact them if they recognize the pet.

ODOT seeks public feedback on Dayton area transportation improvements, including Gettysburg Avenue Phase 3, Stillwater River Trail resurfacing, and West Third Street Safety project.

BSI Engineering donates over $1.2 million to fight pancreatic cancer in memory of Bryan Speicher, with funds supporting research at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center.