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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.