Cincinnati unveils the HBCU Literacy Hub, emphasizing literacy and cultural pride, with youth-led murals celebrating HBCUs. Funded by Safe and Clean, it's a space for learning and heritage.

Leaf collection in Kettering District 5 starts Wednesday, residents should prepare leaves for pickup and avoid mixing debris. Other disposal options are available. Crews will move to other districts sequentially, with a final sweep on December 1.

Xavier University and the University of Cincinnati compete in the Hoxworth Crosstown Shootout Blood Drive to increase blood donations and potentially save over 3,000 lives amidst the holiday season when donations are low.

The University of Cincinnati awarded the 2025 Daniel Drake Medals to four distinguished medical professionals for their contributions to medicine and patient care.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office encourages safe online transaction exchanges at their headquarters to prevent potential risks during the holiday season.

Cincinnati's West End community collaborates on urban greening, with local businesses and residents participating in tree planting and clean-up events to enhance neighborhood sustainability and livability.

Emma Scharfenberger Off transitions from M&A attorney to president & CEO of venture firm CincyTech, affecting Ohio's innovation landscape and economy.

Sharonville invites residents to a public session for input on the Downtown Loop development, with no formal presentations for flexible participation.

Local food pantries in Clermont County prepare for increased demand as SNAP benefits end on November 1, urging community donations to support those affected.

Kristin Greenberg will host a free event "UA: The Early Years" to educate attendees about Upper Arlington's history as part of the 2025 Community Relations Committee's Welcome Series.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office thanked Tractor Supply for a $500 donation at the Touch-a-Truck event supporting their K-9 Unit and Mounted Patrol.

Stanley M. Chesley, renowned class-action lawyer, died at 89, leaving behind a legacy marked by landmark cases and a transformative approach to class-action lawsuits, despite a later career marred by disbarment.

Officials have initiated a 12-week cleanup of a seven-acre illegal dump in Goshen Township, Clermont County, with collaborative efforts from state and local agencies.