The Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati rededicated restored tombstones vandalized last summer, in an event emphasizing community resilience and remembrance.

A mattress fire in Cincinnati's West Price Hill displaced 12, including four children and a dog. No injuries were reported, and the fire caused $100,000 in damages. Firefighters responded swiftly, and the Red Cross is assisting the family.

Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in a community event, showcasing their equipment and engaging with the public to foster trust and rapport.

The Lemonade Crew, young entrepreneurs in Middletown, run a lemonade stand to raise funds for those in need during Christmas. Sheriff Jones supports their cause.

Xavier University mourns the loss of Father Albert Bischoff, S.J., "Father B," at age 98, acknowledged for his profound impact and pastoral care on campus.

Hamilton City is offering free sports days for kids on June 17th and July 15th at Spooky Nook Champion Mill with various activities and no registration needed.

Fairfield PD conducted a SWAT training for Junior Police Academy students, informing residents via Facebook to expect noise and not be alarmed by SWAT equipment.

KeyBank employees participated in the 34th annual Neighbors Make The Difference Day, engaging in community service across various regions despite inclement weather.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati are studying how to control ticks by disrupting their humidity sensors, potentially reducing tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease.

The article describes Yasmine Shaban's transformation through the University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program, emphasizing its role in fostering leadership and innovation in students.

The University of Cincinnati is pioneering research and wellness initiatives to improve health and prevention programs for adaptive athletes, supported by an athlete advisory council.

University of Cincinnati students visited Khayelitsha, South Africa, to help local businesses, marking a decade of impact through an empowering study abroad program.

The Cincinnati Herald covered the Cincinnatus Association's 10th Annual Donald and Marian Spencer Awards, which honored five local organizations for their community contributions.