Ohio announces a Sales Tax Holiday from August 1-14, allowing tax-free purchases up to $500, including online, for various goods excluding vehicles, alcohol, and tobacco.

Edgewood's Presidents Park hosts a Summer Concert Series event tonight at 7 PM, featuring live music and food from KP’s. The series aims to foster community and support the arts.

Ohio offers free health services during GuardCare weekend on August 9-10 in Crawford County, with a variety of medical services provided irrespective of income or insurance status.

Deputy Davenport and his K-9, Radd, visited Middletown Christian Early Learning Center, creating a joyful atmosphere and strengthening community relations.

The University of Cincinnati gears up for the fall semester starting Aug. 25, with pre-semester activities and an increased summer enrollment, hinting at growth for the upcoming academic year.

Heat advisory in effect until 8 PM EDT Wednesday for high temperatures across multiple regions, with heat index values up to 105 degrees; residents are advised to take precautions.

Two chaplains at Cincinnati Children's Hospital were fired for publicly supporting a detained ex-colleague, Imam Ayman Soliman. The hospital maintains its apolitical stance amidst scrutiny.

Montgomery's Sister Cities Commission is seeking new members to help plan cultural events and is inviting local residents to their next meeting on August 19 at City Hall.

University of Cincinnati's College of Allied Health Sciences ranked well in U.S. News 2025 Best Graduate Schools, attributing success to curriculum changes and experiential opportunities.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting an interactive booth at the ongoing Butler County Fair, featuring a Marine Patrol display, a SWAT truck, and giveaways, aimed at fostering community relationships.

Habitat for Humanity and Cincinnati collaborate to offer homeownership opportunities in the Jefferson neighborhood, introducing seven family-friendly homes as part of the Build Back the Block program. Applications are available at 345 High Street.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted a viral image of a pond with inflatable alligators, calling it the "Butler County Crocs," in a nod to Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" immigrant detention facility.

Butler County Sheriff's Office humorously introduced "Deputy Dino-Saurveillance," a playful addition to their team, aimed at community engagement on social media.