Central State University hosted the SOAR Summit to discuss mental health, trauma, and resilience with experts, focusing on various challenges and strategies for recovery and community support.

Clermont County prepares to honor Paul Revere's ride by lighting two lanterns at the courthouse for the 'Two Lights for Tomorrow' initiative, reflecting the historic signal of British approach in 1775.

Kurtsty Ayers, a former National Guard and corrections officer, completed peace officer training at UC Clermont College, fulfilling her dream to serve in law enforcement.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with a jovial social media post depicting their dispatch team in pajamas, acknowledging the critical role of these first-responders.

UC Medical Center's Dr. Bryant and Dr. Artiga will train physicians in El Salvador, leveraging their Spanish fluency and UC’s pioneering emergency medicine expertise.

University of Cincinnati students helped a family of Canada geese safely descend from a skyway, a ritual known as "goose watch" captured by student photographer Emma Hite.

A $200,000 PVA grant to the University of Cincinnati funds a project to develop practical assistive devices for those with spinal injuries, focusing on user involvement.

A pole and utility lines collapse on State Route 4 in Butler County, causing road closure and commuter delays, with no clear time for reopening. Repair crews are assessing and fixing the damage.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Animal Control Appreciation Week, praising the work of animal control officers on social media.

Authorities and the FBI responded to an explosion in Cincinnati woods caused by a homemade explosive device, prompting an ongoing investigation. No injuries were reported.

Butler County's Sheriff's Office celebrates Dispatcher Appreciation Week, featuring dispatchers wearing pajamas on duty, shared via a social media post.

A fatal shooting in Cincinnati's Corryville claimed the life of 25-year-old Kyle Mirick, a 15-year-old who has been charged with murder. The local community mourns.

Cincinnati's Public Services has been actively managing severe weather aftermath, including mudslides, potholes, and flood cleanup, as acknowledged by 311Cincy. The city offers flood-damaged item collection for affected residents.