Clermont County requires building permits to safely restore utilities after flooding and promises fee waivers for affected residents needing inspections.

First Baptist Church in New Richmond, OH, will become a donation center post-flood, collecting essentials with the Clermont County Emergency Management Agency starting today.

Cassandra Foltz, a dispatcher for the Butler County Sheriff's Office, is recognized for her work guiding people in distress, managing diverse emergency scenarios, and occasionally working alongside her mother, Officer Stilts.

Butler County Sheriff invites residents to the DEA Take Back Day for safe disposal of unused medications on April 26 at Liberty Township Fire Station 113.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County is set to appear on "The Trace Gallagher Show" on Fox, discussing his "viral Tesla video," as announced by the Sheriff's Office on social media.

Cincinnati Fire Department announced a shelter opening in Oakley for flood victims, staffed by the Red Cross, with details available on Facebook and by calling 1-800–Red Cross.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office has gained over a million views for their weather updates on social media, reflecting community trust and engagement.

Dayton Sheriff's Office invites locals to safely dispose of unwanted medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, April 26, at the Harrison Township Substation.

Colerain Police thanked the community for helping to locate a missing person's family after finding an unidentified individual safe near Pippin and Wenning Road.

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.