Looking for fun, entertaining community and culture events to check out in Cincinnati this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

The summer rodent season is ramping up in Cincinnati. Here's where the problem areas were in May, and what to do if you've got an infestation on your hands.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Cincinnati this week? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations and ticket links.

Looking for fun, entertaining events and activities to check out in Cincinnati this weekend? Here are top picks with dates, times, locations, and ticket links.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Cincinnati; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

The event at the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame celebrated new inductees and the venue's anniversary with performances and tributes, drawing a crowd to honor Black musical contributions.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

Hamilton mourns Judge John "Jack" Moser's passing with flags at half-staff. The city honors Moser's legacy as a dedicated community leader with a career spanning four decades.

The community commemorated the 45th anniversary of The Who concert tragedy, reflecting on the event and honoring victims through scholarships and a permanent memorial.

Mercy Health West Hospital in Cincinnati is ending its labor and delivery services due to staffing challenges, with the unit closing on December 20 and services moving to Anderson Hospital.

Cincinnati Public Schools Board will vote on a $200 million redistricting plan to create six new middle schools and rearrange student placement, despite divided opinions and calls for more community input.

Robert Weidle, the beloved Cincinnati Zoo Santa for over 17 years, unexpectedly passed away, leaving a grieving community to honor his memory and legacy.

The Cincinnati community will hold a graveside service for poet Nikki Giovanni on December 19, her influence in literature and civil rights is honored.

Anderson Towne Center Starbucks employees joined a national strike to protest the company's labor practices and seek better wages and a more respectful work environment.

Mother of Christ Church in Winton Hills held its final Mass, ending nearly 80 years of service to the Black Catholic community. The church's closure will impact local community support services.

Myles Ahead Animal Sanctuary in Ohio rescued 18 puppies from a suspected hoarding situation and is now seeking community support for fostering and resources.

Cincinnati hospitals celebrated the arrival of the first babies of 2025, including Baby Boy Hayes at Bethesda North Hospital at midnight and other newborns shortly after at local hospitals.

Cincinnati families are affected by a New Year's Eve tragedy in New Orleans, with community leader Reverend Peterson Mingo and others sharing their connections and relief.

A winter storm has led Rumpke to postpone Monday waste collection in the Tri-State area to Tuesday, shifting the week's schedule. They prioritize personnel safety and have also closed facilities on Monday.

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center unveils an exhibit on Emmett Till and his mother, focusing on their legacy and the impact of racial violence.

Hamilton issues winter guidelines: remove cars for plowing, don't shovel snow onto streets, and use caution around snowplows. Utility disconnections have been paused, warming centers are open, and residents are urged to protect their pets.

The American Sign Museum seeks to restore the Frisch’s Mainliner sign, launching a GoFundMe for $50,000 with additional plans for a local oral history project.

Cincinnati marked MLK Day with events honoring the civil rights leader, including a tribute to the Black Music Walk of Fame, a commemorative march, and Black Empowerment Day at the Museum Center, which emphasized community unity and African American history.

Cincinnati is competing to host the Sundance Film Festival, vying against Boulder and current hosts Park City and Salt Lake City. At the same time, Mayor Pureval is pitching the city's merits, including its film industry potential and inclusivity.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The Butler County Sheriff's Office explains on social media why the sky is blue, detailing the scientific process of Rayleigh scattering and human eye sensitivity.

Wright State University received an award from the National Veterans Leadership Foundation for exceptional support of military-connected students, thanks to innovative programs like the Captain Shawn L. English Champions Garden.

Deputy Stephen Schwein retired after a 50-year law enforcement career spanning multiple positions including Detective Captain and Police Chief, celebrated by the Butler County Sheriff's Office.

The CCM Jazz Orchestra at the University of Cincinnati will honor Ray Charles in a concert featuring classics, with guest artist Jumaane Smith on April 13.

Cincinnati's Public Services has been actively managing severe weather aftermath, including mudslides, potholes, and flood cleanup, as acknowledged by 311Cincy. The city offers flood-damaged item collection for affected residents.

Butler County's Sheriff's Office celebrates Dispatcher Appreciation Week, featuring dispatchers wearing pajamas on duty, shared via a social media post.

National Dispatcher Appreciation Week celebrates essential emergency dispatchers with various activities, and the Butler County Sheriff's Office honors its team with themed apparel.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Animal Control Appreciation Week, praising the work of animal control officers on social media.

Butler County first responders participated in a 20-hour search and rescue training to enhance their emergency skills, including new and existing team members.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with themed costumes, honoring their vital role through a light-hearted Facebook post.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office educated followers on the meteorological term "flanking line," emphasizing its significance in weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with a jovial social media post depicting their dispatch team in pajamas, acknowledging the critical role of these first-responders.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office hints at an Easter event with a playful "fluffy visitor," likely referencing the Easter Bunny, in a whimsical social media post.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted the importance and lighter side of their K-9 Unit, emphasizing both their law enforcement role and joyous downtime activities.

Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrated Dispatchers Appreciation Week and showcased "Wacky Tacky Mismatched Color Day" to honor dispatchers' essential work in a humorous social media post.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used a jovial social media post with the Easter Bunny to spread holiday cheer and remind people of first responders' sacrifices.

Students from Rees E. Price Academy in East Price Hill sent thank you cards to Cincinnati firefighters for their bravery, which the local fire department shared on social media.

Cincinnati promotes lead pipe replacement opportunities at a Lunch & Learn event for local businesses, focusing on potential contracts and infrastructure improvements.

Hardin County Sheriff's Office held an open house to promote transparency and public engagement, featuring tours, a presentation on the Sheriff’s Levy Renewal, and Q&A sessions with the staff.

Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood improved with a clean-up event on Earth Day, seeing city workers and locals collaborate on environmental care and beautification.

The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music announces their "HAIR" performance, promising a fresh take connecting '60s themes to modern issues.

The Guardian Games event, reported by the Colerain Police on social media, successfully strengthened ties between first responders and high school students through fitness challenges.

Two Ohio wildlife officers were honored with the Pope and Young Club’s award for resolving a significant deer poaching case, marking a first for the state.

The Butler County Sheriff spent time with shelter dogs to promote their adoption, with a video feature set to air. The Sheriff's Office publicized the event on social media to encourage adoptions.

Dravo Park in Colerain Township will be closed temporarily for police training from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., April 30-May 2, causing minor access disruptions.

Deputy Fisher Percival has graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, a milestone celebrated by the Dearborn County Sheriff's Office as they welcome his readiness to serve the community.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office reports enhancing search and rescue operations with advanced sonar training and technology to better serve the community in emergencies.

Hamilton schools, 17STRONG, and Spooky Nook Champion Mill offer two free sports events for teens on June 17 and July 15, including basketball, volleyball, and soccer.

ODNR highlights springtime adventures in Ohio's parks through travelers Josiah and Karina, promoting trail exploration and outdoor activities on social media.

FC Cincinnati and Hoxworth Blood Center partner for a blood donation campaign in May, offering donors an exclusive team-themed shirt as a thank-you gift.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honors Detectives Stevison and Gabbard, and Sergeant Bucheit during National Police Week for their dedication to the community.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude towards law enforcement officers during National Police Week, honoring their service and sacrifice.

The Haydens donated $2 million to establish a community learning kitchen in Cincinnati, focusing on nutrition education for chronic disease prevention and treatment.

A $2 million donation by John and Carrie Hayden will establish a community learning kitchen at the University of Cincinnati focusing on nutrition and chronic disease.

Dr. David Oh of Hoxworth Blood Center has been appointed to the board of America’s Blood Centers, enhancing Hoxworth's influence in national blood banking.

Cincinnati records its lowest shootings since 2010 and prepares for a youth crime surge in summer with proactive measures, including the "Summer in Cincy" program.

The Hamilton Police Department in Ohio held the eighth session of the Citizens Police Academy, focusing on the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, using the SIDNE Cart for demonstrations.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in Morgan Elementary’s Touch-a-Truck event, engaging students with their K-9 and Emergency Response units.

The Clermont County Sheriff's Office attended a Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony to honor fallen officers, with Corporal Bailey reading the "Roll Call of Heroes."

The Cincinnati Fire Department is engaging in community outreach, including educational events for children, to strengthen community ties and promote public service careers.

Community members and officials gathered at Darke County Fairgrounds to honor fallen officers during a memorial ceremony with a "Roll Call of Heroes."

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars presented future predictions on various topics at the 1819 Innovation Hub, attended by regional business leaders.

A donation drive for tornado victims in London, Kentucky is being held by the Eaton Road Full Gospel Church, prompted by a call to action from the Butler County Sheriff's Office on social media.

Deer Park announces its traditional Memorial Day parade to honor fallen servicemembers, coinciding with Mayor Donnellon's birthday, starting at 10 am on May 26.

The Full Gospel Church in Hamilton is collecting and donating essentials to the victims of a tornado in London, Kentucky, demonstrating community support and compassion.

Winton Lake reopens after a sewage spill, with activities like fishing and boating restored, but swimming remains banned. E. coli levels are below danger thresholds.

The Hope Schoolhouse in Ohio, initially tied to the 19th-century iron industry, is now a heritage visitor center surrounded by trails in Lake Hope State Park, reflecting the region's industrial past and nature conservation efforts.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office joined Middletown's Memorial Day Parade to honor fallen soldiers, along with Emergency Services and Citizens On Patrol.

Andy Aiello is named the new CEO of Cincinnati Metro, bringing extensive experience in transit management from previous roles, including at TANK, to lead the system's growth.

Older adults in the Bay Area are prioritizing exercise for health, guided by Dr. Victoria Heasley, with simple at-home routines suggested and a focus on personalized, low-impact plans to prevent injury and maintain balance.

Cincinnati's Hoxworth Blood Center partners with local culinary icons for the annual Cincinnati Favorites Blood Drive Tour, offering donors perks and local treats.

The Hoxworth Blood Center is urging for blood donations during summer and is offering donors an e-gift card and free coffee coupon in June to counteract seasonal shortages.

The Farmer Music Center, a new concert venue, is set to replace Coney Island amusement park in Cincinnati, funded by a $60 million donation from the Farmer Family Foundation.

Deputy Shannon Cook retires after 25 years at the Butler County Sheriff's Office with a record of bravery and service, earning commendations and respect.

Sam Beltsos, the founder of the iconic Price Hill Chili in Cincinnati, has died at 88 after battling Alzheimer's. His restaurant, beloved since 1962, became a community staple and part of the city's culinary identity.

The new CEO of Cincinnati Metro rode the bus to work on their first day, highlighting the importance of public transit in the city and commending the dedication of transit workers.

The Cincinnati Herald covered the Cincinnatus Association's 10th Annual Donald and Marian Spencer Awards, which honored five local organizations for their community contributions.

University of Cincinnati students visited Khayelitsha, South Africa, to help local businesses, marking a decade of impact through an empowering study abroad program.

The University of Cincinnati is pioneering research and wellness initiatives to improve health and prevention programs for adaptive athletes, supported by an athlete advisory council.

The article describes Yasmine Shaban's transformation through the University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program, emphasizing its role in fostering leadership and innovation in students.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati are studying how to control ticks by disrupting their humidity sensors, potentially reducing tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease.

KeyBank employees participated in the 34th annual Neighbors Make The Difference Day, engaging in community service across various regions despite inclement weather.

Fairfield PD conducted a SWAT training for Junior Police Academy students, informing residents via Facebook to expect noise and not be alarmed by SWAT equipment.

Hamilton City is offering free sports days for kids on June 17th and July 15th at Spooky Nook Champion Mill with various activities and no registration needed.

Xavier University mourns the loss of Father Albert Bischoff, S.J., "Father B," at age 98, acknowledged for his profound impact and pastoral care on campus.

The Lemonade Crew, young entrepreneurs in Middletown, run a lemonade stand to raise funds for those in need during Christmas. Sheriff Jones supports their cause.

Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in a community event, showcasing their equipment and engaging with the public to foster trust and rapport.

A mattress fire in Cincinnati's West Price Hill displaced 12, including four children and a dog. No injuries were reported, and the fire caused $100,000 in damages. Firefighters responded swiftly, and the Red Cross is assisting the family.

The Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati rededicated restored tombstones vandalized last summer, in an event emphasizing community resilience and remembrance.

Miami University student Julia Moore analyzed structures of middle-grade fiction, finding common themes of character growth in confronting limiting beliefs across various genres, which can influence young readers' personal development.

Colerain Township celebrated the retirement of K9 officer Tao after eight years of service. The ceremony highlighted his contributions to law enforcement and community relations, as well as plans for a peaceful domestic life.

The UC Student-Run Free Clinic offers health care to uninsured individuals while providing medical students with practical experience in addressing health disparities.

A Workday report emphasizes the need for professionals to develop human skills like ethical decision-making and empathy to complement AI advancements.

Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich will not press charges against neo-Nazi demonstrators for a February incident in Evendale, Ohio, citing First Amendment protections.

Forest Park, Ohio, is hosting a Juneteenth celebration at the Senior Center Hall, featuring lunch and a documentary screening, to commemorate the end of slavery in the U.S.

Hebron Police celebrate Chief Larry Brooks' retirement after over 31 years of service, inviting the community to an Open House on July 2. Gifts are discouraged.

Forest Park, Ohio, launches the "Building Bridges" initiative to foster dialogue between teens and police, with a planned event at Gracehills Church offering discussions and mentorship.

Volunteers are invited to join the Ohio River Sweep cleanup on June 28, from 9 am to noon, at various locations along the river. Registration is required at www.springlitterclean.com.

Adam Wolshire, a University of Cincinnati student, is gaining professional experience at Lego's headquarters in Denmark through a co-op program, where he actively participates in the company's Creative Play Lab.

Spring Grove Funeral Homes donated to the Driving Angels program, which educates teens on safe driving to prevent accidents, underlining community commitment to road safety.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office honored employees for exemplary service, including civilians Amber Gibson and Stephanie Corhn, and uniformed officers like Sergeant Matt Ginter and Deputy Merle Spivey.

A Heat Advisory in Butler County prompts the Sheriff's Office to urge residents to stay calm, hydrated, and alert for heat-related illnesses. Cooling centers are available at local libraries.

The University of Cincinnati is adapting to new legal requirements by restructuring, including closing its central Equity & Inclusion office and repurposing identity centers, with President Pinto reaffirming commitment to inclusivity.

The National Weather Service warns of high heat indices and thunderstorms around Columbus and Cincinnati until Friday, with ongoing heat but slight cooling into the following week.

Butler County Sheriff's Office issued a heat advisory for parts of Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, cautioning against high heat index values and risks of heat-related illnesses until 8 PM EDT Friday.

Cincinnati is celebrating the Big Red Machine's 50th anniversary with events including a reunion of former team members, coinciding with a series against the Padres.

The FBI's Cincinnati field office emphasized its commitment to combating drug trafficking on the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, acknowledging the societal toll of the issue.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is promoting Operation Dry Water, a campaign from July 4 to 6, aimed at deterring impaired boating, including the use of alcohol and drugs.

Lincoln Park will host KidzFest 2025, featuring a variety of circus acts, workshops, and entertainers. It's free and family-friendly, with shows at 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM.

The Cincinnati Pride Parade celebrated its 52nd anniversary with a large turnout, despite high temperatures, and featured a principled stance on sponsorships and inclusive spaces for all attendees.

Foreign actors spread disinformation in LA protests, using social media to amplify division and false narratives, with motives attributed to nations like Russia and China, as reported by The Dallas Morning News.

Maggie Perrino is appointed Assistant Dean of CCM Prep and Community Engagement at the University of Cincinnati.

Yasmine Shaban, a University of Cincinnati graduate, joined Listen Ventures in Chicago as a summer consumer insights strategist, blending her design thinking and consumer strategy skills honed at UC's Innovation Hub.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati developed a new air filter inspired by human nose hair that uses silicone oil to trap particles more efficiently, potentially doubling the lifespan of traditional filters.

Colerain Township Police increase road safety efforts with a speed enforcement blitz during the July 4 holiday and later in the month, funded by an Ohio Traffic Safety Office grant.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office promoted two officers to detective, one to lieutenant, and awarded two for their life-saving actions, emphasizing their dedication and service.

Centerville-Washington Township prepares for its annual Americana Festival, featuring a parade, fair, and entertainment, with support from the city and dedicated volunteers.

Cincinnati Animal CARE, at full capacity, hosts a free adoption event sponsored by Cincy Property Twins, offering free adoptions on July 5-6, and a chance to win tickets to the "Superman: Legacy" screening for adopters.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County actively participated in the July 4th festivities, engaging with his community and emphasizing safety on social media.

The Valli household won Montgomery's Spring 2025 Seasons of Beauty award for their beautifully decorated property despite heavy rainfall, as highlighted on the Montgomery website.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office Marine Patrol ensured safety during Hamilton's fireworks and announced their presence at Houston Woods' event, emphasizing the importance of safety tips.

The University of Cincinnati offers an Ethics & Dragons summer seminar that uses Dungeons & Dragons to teach moral reasoning to honors students, enhancing their critical thinking and decision-making skills.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office shared a social media post emphasizing pool safety and vigilance to prevent drownings, especially in children, during the summer.

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Famer Dave Parker was laid to rest; he passed at 74. His legacy continues as his Hall of Fame induction proceeds posthumously.

The Ohio State University's CHILL Lab has launched an initiative offering free memory screenings and a study on brain health to help the community reduce cognitive decline risks.

Brad Hutchinson was recognized by the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office for donating pizzas to every shift of local law enforcement, highlighting community support.

Mills and Strawn critique common errors in pediatric psychopharmacology trials, as highlighted in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology. Their cross-disciplinary work aims to improve research accuracy and clinical applicability.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office warned residents on social media about scam calls, urging people to hang up on callers asking for money to resolve legal issues.

Butler County Sheriff's Office humorously introduced "Deputy Dino-Saurveillance," a playful addition to their team, aimed at community engagement on social media.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office posted a viral image of a pond with inflatable alligators, calling it the "Butler County Crocs," in a nod to Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" immigrant detention facility.

Habitat for Humanity and Cincinnati collaborate to offer homeownership opportunities in the Jefferson neighborhood, introducing seven family-friendly homes as part of the Build Back the Block program. Applications are available at 345 High Street.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting an interactive booth at the ongoing Butler County Fair, featuring a Marine Patrol display, a SWAT truck, and giveaways, aimed at fostering community relationships.

University of Cincinnati's College of Allied Health Sciences ranked well in U.S. News 2025 Best Graduate Schools, attributing success to curriculum changes and experiential opportunities.

Montgomery's Sister Cities Commission is seeking new members to help plan cultural events and is inviting local residents to their next meeting on August 19 at City Hall.

Two chaplains at Cincinnati Children's Hospital were fired for publicly supporting a detained ex-colleague, Imam Ayman Soliman. The hospital maintains its apolitical stance amidst scrutiny.

Heat advisory in effect until 8 PM EDT Wednesday for high temperatures across multiple regions, with heat index values up to 105 degrees; residents are advised to take precautions.

The University of Cincinnati gears up for the fall semester starting Aug. 25, with pre-semester activities and an increased summer enrollment, hinting at growth for the upcoming academic year.

Deputy Davenport and his K-9, Radd, visited Middletown Christian Early Learning Center, creating a joyful atmosphere and strengthening community relations.

Ohio offers free health services during GuardCare weekend on August 9-10 in Crawford County, with a variety of medical services provided irrespective of income or insurance status.

Edgewood's Presidents Park hosts a Summer Concert Series event tonight at 7 PM, featuring live music and food from KP’s. The series aims to foster community and support the arts.

Ohio announces a Sales Tax Holiday from August 1-14, allowing tax-free purchases up to $500, including online, for various goods excluding vehicles, alcohol, and tobacco.

UC student Nathan Weis excels in a co-op at Cold Jet, blending practical engineering with innovative design, as reported by the University of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Police are searching for 15-year-old missing girl Faith Marie Lewis and are requesting public assistance. She was last seen on May 27 in Walnut Hills. Contact Det—Morrissey at 513-263-8380 with information.

A study suggests the stock market performs better when Congress is in recess, with the Dow and S&P 500 showing higher returns during such periods, as noted by an MSN article.

A Miami University student's research reveals inadequate beach accessibility for people with disabilities in Chicago, with North Shore beaches facing issues like poor infrastructure and funding disparities.

Ohio's governor announces state support for Cincinnati Police to address local violence by enhancing traffic enforcement and offering various assistance, with positive feedback from the city's mayor and police chief.

Geologist Craig Dietsch discussed the impact and mechanics of a recent 8.8-magnitude earthquake near Kamchatka and its potential to cause tsunamis, as Pacific communities braced for impact.

Hoxworth Blood Center and Cincinnati Reds honored platelet donors at a game, celebrating their lifesaving contributions and encouraging further donations.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office expressed pride in the West Side Little League through a social media post, as the team heads to the Regional Tournaments, and Captain Tanner distributed challenge coins to the players.

Deputy Richard T. Wilson from Butler County Sheriff's Office retired after nearly three decades of service, with notable achievements in various roles including lifesaving actions and apprehending bank robbers.

A third suspect, Jermaine Matthews, has been arrested in connection with a July 26 assault in Cincinnati, facing multiple charges including felonious assault.

The University of Cincinnati participated in the Ohio State Fair, offering educational activities and showcasing academic programs to over 450 attendees, emphasizing outreach and engagement.

Deputy Derek Collins of the Butler County Sheriff's Office was praised for going beyond his duty during a welfare check by providing hygiene products and ice to residents who had their utilities cut.

Two Cincinnati women, Deneal Dannelly with end-stage renal failure and Emily Sikora with a rare blood cancer, are seeking life-saving donors for a kidney transplant and stem cell transplant, respectively.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine held its 30th White Coat Ceremony for the Class of 2029, with Dean Postel emphasizing the importance of trust and compassionate care in the medical profession.

The latest Mayor's Newsletter in Sharonville, Ohio, teases significant updates, stirring local interest and emphasizing digital engagement for community involvement.

Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is opening in Sharonville's Depot Square, bringing a new dessert option to the local food scene with construction expected to take eight weeks.

Amid complex student loan repayments, grads might seek stable careers like accounting, impacting consumer spending and possibly shifting innovation strategies in businesses.

The article discusses the importance of meeting FAFSA priority deadlines, using the University of Cincinnati's Feb. 1, 2025 deadline as an example, to secure better financial aid packages.

UC alumni Drs. Manu & Sangeetha Sethi have pledged to create an endowed scholarship for medical students at their alma mater with demonstrated need and high academic achievement.

Detective Mike Steele from the Butler County Sheriff's Office was honored by Victoria's Secret for his work confronting shoplifting and resolving thefts, highlighting law enforcement's role in protecting local businesses.

Sharonville's Trivia Night at Depot Square on August 8 will feature a range of topics beyond local history, aiming to entertain and support local businesses.

Clermont County is investigating why some outdoor warning sirens failed to sound during a test, advising residents to use alternative storm alert methods.