The Butler County Sheriff's Office requests public help via social media to find individuals with outstanding warrants under their "Warrant Wednesday" program.

A newborn was safely surrendered in a baby box at Delhi Township Fire Department in Cincinnati, Ohio. The baby is healthy and will be placed for adoption.

Olivia Clendenin was convicted of attempted murder for a shooting at a New Year's Eve party, where her jealousy led to violence, critically injuring an uninvolved man.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find 16-year-old Kayla Poindexter, who disappeared from Avondale on January 30, 2026.

A dog was rescued from a well in St. Clair Township after being trapped 25-30ft below surface, not the initially reported 40ft. Fire and rescue crews, alongside Butler County Tech Rescue, coordinated the successful operation.

Dos Hermanos, a Columbus-based Mexican restaurant, opened its first Cincinnati location in the Findlay Market District, offering Oaxacan-style cuisine.

Nick Lachey released a song urging Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown to sell the team, expressing his disappointment with the management and team performance.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million AMA grant to integrate AI with physician training, enhancing communication and clinical reasoning skills.

The city of Kettering, Ohio, expressed gratitude to public workers for their efforts during a severe snowstorm, where they worked tirelessly to keep the city functional.

Forest Park's workshop series encourages local environmental activism through community mapping and project planning.

UC researchers present stroke-related findings at the International Stroke Conference 2026, discussing post-stroke disability predictors, 'silent' swallowing issues, increased strokes in young adults, and racial disparities in stroke recurrence.

US Marshals served a federal warrant in Norwood, Ohio, arresting a male suspect for escape without incident. Norwood Police confirmed no public threat.

Sharonville Police thanked the community for support during winter storm Fern, citing gestures from residents and businesses that helped their efforts. They highlighted Officer Risk's positive review and the morale boost from online engagement.