Clermont County Sheriff's deputies participated in Literacy Night at CNE Elementary, reading to kids and showing police equipment to strengthen community ties.

The Cincinnati Office of Environment & Sustainability urges proper disposal of hazardous materials like batteries and chemicals during Fire Prevention Week to prevent fires through their Facebook outreach.

Finalists for Hamilton County's Pitch & Empower event will pitch their visions for grant funding at Memorial Hall, Cincinnati, highlighting small business innovation.

Evendale Emergency Services advises charging large lithium-ion battery devices outside to prevent fires, highlighting this during Fire Prevention Week and offering safety tips.

A Public Works driver from Sharonville, Ohio won both the Hamilton County and Southwest Ohio Snow Roadeo competitions, celebrated on the City's Facebook page.

Butler County Sheriff's Office will host a Halloween event for children with candy, bike giveaways, and a chance to meet various law enforcement units.

Evendale Emergency Services offers free leaf bags to residents on select October dates, with a limit of 75 per household, first-come, first-served, with proof of residency required.

Hamilton's upcoming 17STRONG Heritage Walk invites residents to explore Second Ward's history and celebrate community through walking, biking, or driving tours, ending with a social hour.

The Cincinnati Fire Department is participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Chief Breitfelder joining the #MenWearPink campaign and hosting 'Paint the Grail Pink' to raise awareness and funds.

Hoxworth Blood Center extends its promo offering an exclusive Elly De La Cruz T-shirt for blood donations in support of the Cincinnati Reds' playoff run.

Blue Ash is ranked as the best place to live in Ohio by Niche, excelling in education, safety, and amenities. It's the 17th best suburb nationally, with a diverse population and strong business and educational sectors, including UC Blue Ash College.

Dave Cunningham, owner of The Comet in Cincinnati, passed away at 54, impacting the local community that cherished his pub as a cultural and social hub.

UC Health's new facility for developmental disabilities, named the Timothy Freeman, MD, Center, was unveiled in Cincinnati, offering specialized care for individuals with conditions like Down syndrome and autism.