Forest Park, Ohio, offers free curbside collection of large appliances, with conditions for participation. The program aims to promote environmental responsibility and includes the proper handling of appliances containing Freon.

Ohio's first responder animals are celebrated through the 2026 FUR Responders Photo Challenge. Public voting is encouraged for participants like K9 Apollo from the Middletown Division of Police.

Forest Park invites residents to join an educational tour at Rumpke's recycling facility to improve recycling habits and learn about the sorting process.

Forest Park, Ohio is hosting a "Building Bridges: Connecting Community" event to encourage dialogue between young men and local law enforcement at Gracehills Church.

The Hamilton Police Department in Ohio is recruiting new police officers and is open to candidates without prior law enforcement experience. Applications are accepted until March 6.

"120 Hours Behind Bars," a new series on Discovery Channel, explores the harsh environment in American jails from January 19 at 9:00 PM, focusing on inmates and guards.

The Kettering Police Department has launched an Advanced Self-Defense class for women who completed the Basic RAD course, with each session costing $15.

The Cassadys won Montgomery's fall 2025 Seasons of Beauty award for their home's festive autumn landscape and decor.

Forest Park invites residents to a service-focused Martin Luther King Jr. Day event with free entry to the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, activities, and a blood drive.

The article discusses Michael Tito Manianchira's cooperative education experience at Shepherd Color Company, highlighting the practical application of his chemical engineering studies from the University of Cincinnati.

New research suggests that in dual-income couples, men intertwine their partner’s financial viewpoints with their own job satisfaction more than women do.

Cincinnati Fire Department celebrates the Cincinnati Convention Center renovation, enhancing its appeal as an event venue & expressing commitment to community service on social media.

The University of Cincinnati introduced the Bearcat Affordability Grant for Ohio residents with household incomes below $75,000, offering a potential tuition-free college experience.