Forest Park's senior community is urged to renew their 2026 memberships to maintain access to the Senior Center, with an online renewal option and in-person sessions on December 29 and January 5. Deadline for renewal is January 12.

Montgomery offers holiday greenery pickup starting January 3, 2026, with residents advised to remove decorations and place waste curbside on the prior Friday evening for Saturday collection.

Loveland, Ohio, introduces Loveland U Citizens’ Leadership Academy to educate residents on city operations, including facility tours and discussions. Dinner is included, and applications for the 2026 class are open.

The Forest Park Senior Center is closed for renovations until mid-January, receiving upgrades like new flooring and paint, with all senior programming cancelled during this period.

Kettering, Ohio, announced a one-day delay in trash collection during New Year's week; residents are advised to set out waste the night before the revised pickup date.

The Bengals defeated the Cardinals 37-14 with an impressive offensive performance, despite criticism regarding their defense and record against playoff teams.

Residents in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana face strong winds and potential light snow following a cold front, with varying conditions expected throughout the week.

A wind advisory from the Butler County Sheriff's Office warns of strong gusts in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio, with potential hazards and safety recommendations.

ECHL and PHPA reached a tentative deal to end the strike, with details pending but expected to allow resumption of play. The Cincinnati Cyclones confirm a game for Dec. 31.

Milford police responded to a gun scare at Cinemark Theater; it was an airsoft BB gun and the man cooperated with authorities, with no active threat found.

Cincinnati is set for road closures from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4, 2026, impacting areas around William Howard Taft Rd., Collins Ave., and nearby intersections.

The National Weather Service reports near-record warmth in Columbus and Cincinnati today, followed by a cold front bringing gusty winds and a significant temperature drop tonight.

Norwood, Ohio police officers delivered presents to the community on Christmas, as shown in a social media post, reflecting their commitment to spread holiday cheer and engage in community-oriented service.