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.

First Financial Bank is organizing a food drive from October 7 to 25 to fight food insecurity in the Miami Valley. The bank will collect donations in various Ohio branches.

Protestors gathered outside Congressman Greg Landsman’s home in Cincinnati over the Israel-Hamas conflict, highlighting the impact on Gaza's education and civilian deaths. Landsman called the protest an attempt at intimidation.

A community in Goshen, Ohio, mourns five people killed in a crash, leaving a surviving 18-year-old in critical condition. Families remember the victims and seek support.

A multi-vehicle crash in Clermont County, Ohio, resulted in at least two fatalities on State Route 28. Investigations are ongoing, with the area remaining closed.

The Women’s Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation announces "Appointed 101," a program scheduled for October 19, 2024, that aims to foster women's civic engagement.

Nearly 700 cyclists joined the 18th Ride Cincinnati event, supporting cancer research while honoring loved ones, collectively raising $8.1 million since 2007.

Cincinnati unveiled a bronze marker commemorating the Black Lives Matter movement. Over a hundred attended the ceremony at City Hall, showcasing the city's commitment to social justice and storytelling through art.

The Hope to Dream event in Cincinnati provided 50 kids with their own beds to address the lack of proper sleeping accommodations for many local children.

The former Queensgate Jail in Cincinnati has been repurposed as LINNcinnati, a collaborative space for small businesses and artists, contributing to urban redevelopment.

William Adams reunited with Colerain Township first responders who saved him from a heart attack while driving, crediting them and his family's quick actions for his survival.

UC students organized a free health clinic in Cincinnati, providing care to 235 people and demonstrating the impact of medical students in community healthcare.

Mason teachers, without a renewed contract, plan to rally for fair negotiation before the school year begins, with community support. They seek more competitive pay and professional development days.