Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated Dispatchers Appreciation Week and showcased "Wacky Tacky Mismatched Color Day" to honor dispatchers' essential work in a humorous social media post.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and ICE HSI have seized assets related to a $126 million illegal employment and money laundering scheme involving undocumented workers in Dayton, Ohio.

Butler County first responders participated in a 20-hour search and rescue training to enhance their emergency skills, including new and existing team members.

Hypertensive disorders during pregnancy pose postpartum risks for severe complications, including heart disease and chronic conditions, underscoring the need for ongoing medical counseling and monitoring.

Meteora3D, a startup at the University of Cincinnati Venture Lab, is creating 3D-printed anatomical models to enhance surgical planning, having secured over $500,000 in funding.

The CCM Jazz Orchestra at the University of Cincinnati will honor Ray Charles in a concert featuring classics, with guest artist Jumaane Smith on April 13.

The Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office deemed a Lockland police officer's fatal shooting on I-75 justified after a chase of a stolen vehicle involving Samuel Munyarutete, who was shot after not complying with police commands.

The Flood Warning for the Great Miami River near Middletown is extended until tomorrow due to minor flooding; residents are advised to remain cautious.

Dayton Sheriff's Office invites locals to safely dispose of unwanted medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, April 26, at the Harrison Township Substation.

The city will begin a project on April 7 to improve the alleys between C Street and E Street, with potential delays due to weather. Phase 2 starts on April 21.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking help to locate 14-year-old runaway Aija Wheeler, missing since Monday, with a focus on the Bond Hill or Roselawn areas.

Cincinnati Police are urgently seeking public assistance to find 13-year-old Dalonta Behanan, who has been missing since yesterday, urging anyone with info to contact Det. Hert at 513-352-3505.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced its preparedness for impending bad weather, mobilizing emergency response and urging the community to stay safe and informed.