RiversEdge plans a "Star Wars Day" celebration with an outdoor screening of "The Empire Strikes Back" and various fan activities on May 4th at Marcum Park, Hamilton.

Hamilton's Barbecuing for a Better Hamilton initiative connects residents with city officials at barbecue events to discuss local issues and enhance community engagement.

Butler County prepares for severe weather with the Emergency Response Services Unit and Emergency Operations Center ready to respond, as advised by Sheriff Jones.

The Cincinnati Fire Department paid tribute to Daryl Gordon on the anniversary of his line-of-duty death, with a gathering and a social media post honoring his legacy and service.

Colerain Police officers played dodgeball with middle school students as a community engagement effort, sharing the fun interaction on their Facebook page.

The Findlay Market Opening Day Parade in Cincinnati celebrates the Reds' new season on March 27, with a game at 4:10 p.m. against the Giants, as the city comes alive with festivities.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where a fake Lieutenant Michael Thomas claims individuals missed jury duty and face arrest, which is false.

Skyline Chili celebrates St. Patrick's Day by offering traditional dishes with green noodles on March 16 and 17, maintaining the taste with food coloring.

Hamilton will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on March 14 to celebrate the opening of a new mini-soccer field. The goal is to boost community engagement and youth activities.

Classes at Anderson High School will resume Monday after a burst sprinkler caused electrical issues and a 10-day closure.

Rodney McMullen resigned as Kroger CEO and Chairman after an investigation into his personal conduct, with Ron Sargent stepping in as interim CEO and Chairman. The nature of McMullen's conduct has not been disclosed.

Sheriff McGuffey calls for legislative action following a neo-Nazi demonstration near Cincinnati, with plans for patrols and investigation into the event.

Following President Trump's order to halt infrastructure funding, local officials are concerned about the Brent Spence Bridge project's future and hope for continued bipartisan support and funding.