Evendale, Ohio, cancelled tonight's "A Christmas Carol" at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion due to snow, prioritizing safety. Ticket holders will be informed on how to proceed.

The Highland Heights Police Department urges the community to support Providence House Crisis Nursery through the "Giving Tree" fundraiser, with donations due by December 18th.

The Norwood Police Department advises residents during a Level 2 Snow Emergency to exchange info for non-injury accidents rather than calling police immediately.

Middletown Firefighters Local 336 donated funds raised from a golf event to support youth in their community, as shared in a social media post about their charitable activities.

UC welcomed new Bearcats, including ten Marian Spencer Scholarship recipients, offering a full ride and study abroad benefits to high-achieving CPS district students.

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.