Nik & Linda Nikolaidis won Wyoming, Ohio's Architecture Beautification Award for their restoration of a 1926 house, reflecting their commitment to community aesthetics and education.

Sharonville, just north of Cincinnati, will celebrate the holiday season with free activities including carriage rides, iceless ice skating, musical performances, and a visit from Santa at its "Christmas on the Loop" event.

Hebron police and local volunteers joined with Lakewood students for a holiday shopping event, building community relations and creating lasting memories.

Cincinnati Zoo's PNC Festival of Lights won USA Today's "10 Best Zoo Lights" for the 8th time. The event features over five million LED lights and new animal lanterns.

Cincinnati alumni couple publish children's books to support charity, using sales to buy Christmas gifts for foster children through Kindness for Kids.

The University of Cincinnati has made BearcatGPT, an AI platform, available to faculty and staff for supporting teaching, research, and administrative tasks, with a focus on privacy and ethical use.

The Cincinnati Bengals are partnering with Hamilton County Job & Family Services to collect toys for foster kids at their Dec. 14 game. Fans can donate at the stadium or via an Amazon Wish List.

The University of Cincinnati's law school is developing its International Peace and Security Initiative, focusing on education, advisory boards, and global partnerships for conflict resolution.

University of Cincinnati and its alumni were honored at the Power 25 ceremony for their contributions to Cincinnati's growth, with UC President Neville Pinto and other notable graduates featured.

Cincinnati high school performers present the environmental history of their city through a theater project aimed at fostering transformative education and community engagement.

The Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra announces a free Christmas concert featuring their bassoon section and the Cincinnati Choral Society on December 7th at Summit City Church.

Lebanon's Horse Drawn Carriage Parade and Festival led to several road closures and traffic diversions, with local police coordinating for safety and connectivity.

Reesë Tuttle, daughter of Jesse "Hackah Jak" Tuttle, has earned five college degrees before post-high school and founded AP2T Labs. Once a C-D student, her passion for tech led her to academic success and a diverse set of interests.