West Chester mourns 6-year-old Joshua Al-Lateef Jr., whose accidental drowning death has spurred a push for the "Joshua Alert" system for children with autism.

Norwood residents and council are debating a fee proposal by developer PLK for the Factory 52 area, with tensions around its potential impact on the community and local spending.

Lebanon mourns the loss of Jim VanDeGrift, a revered teacher, coach, and community pillar who impacted Lebanon High School and local governance.

The article highlights the Clermont County Children's Services Community Toy Chest initiative, which supports underprivileged children during the holidays.

A community mourns after Patricia McCollum and her adopted children, DJ and Kaydence, were found stabbed to death in College Hill. The suspect, part of the extended family, also died from self-inflicted wounds.

Hamilton's event guide offers indoor Halloween activities like costume parades, pumpkin bowling, and movie marathons, providing festive alternatives to counter the rain.

Hamilton celebrates the holiday season with Holly Jolly Hamilton from November 1 to New Year's Day, featuring festive events and local business support.

Winton Hills community mourns the death of 5-year-old Arty Stanford III, killed in a drive-by shooting while sleeping. His family and school remember him fondly as police search for the perpetrators.

The article announces a community cleanup event in Riverview / 2nd Ward on October 26, organized by SECA, urging locals to help clear litter and debris.

Cincy Magazine's Best of the North contest showcases Hamilton's local businesses. The contest urges residents to vote for their favorites in various categories until October 20.

Local organizations have filed a lawsuit against agencies over the Brent Spence Bridge project, citing environmental concerns and seeking a complete impact statement.

A new mural of Pete Rose was unveiled in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine district, celebrating the baseball legend's legacy.

Over 100 Highland Elementary School students received new shoes in a collaborative effort by Cincinnati Bengals, Just a Pair of Shoes, and Kettering Health. The initiative included sports activities and a shoe design contest.