The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted a reminder about their social media approach, suggesting those upset by their posts unfollow, while highlighting a 90% follower support rate. Responses were mixed.

Law enforcement and community members honored Deputy Larry Henderson at a funeral service after his line-of-duty death, with a procession in Anderson Township and service at Xavier University.

The community honored Corrections Lieutenant David Reynolds during Ohio's Fallen Peace Officers Memorial Day, emphasizing his valor and sacrifice in the line of duty.

The Ohio Department of Transportation - Cincinnati District 8 is hosting the inaugural Active Transportation conference, focusing on bike safety for children and other non-motorized transport issues.

CCM alumnus Todd Almond's memoir discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Broadway and his experience with the musical "Girl from the North Country."

The Cincinnati Metro's new EZConnect program aims to assist ADA-certified riders, allowing seamless, coordinated transit across regional boundaries in collaboration with TANK and BCRTA.

The Cincinnati Fire Department celebrated its annual field trip that educates students on firefighting and safety, thanking Trent Carter and Stations 29 and 14 for their contributions.

Sheriff Stratton honored 11 officers who completed the Corrections Academy, with Michael Morgan named valedictorian, representing their Ohio counties with distinction.

Miami University introduces a horse therapy program to support student mental health, offering sessions at their Equestrian Center for emotional relief through horse grooming. Demand has led to increased session availability.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted its K-9 unit's training success in narcotics detection, praising K-9 Radd's performance with Deputy Davenport in a Facebook video.

Researchers use machine learning to study brain changes related to heroin addiction and risk of relapse, potentially aiding future treatment strategies.

Valerie Barnes is honored for her 26-year volunteer service to women in the Butler County Jail, offering spiritual support and post-release assistance.

Deputy Mike Ventre, with 22 years of experience, was sworn in at the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, as announced on their Facebook page. His expertise is expected to benefit the department.