A cold front caused snow showers and a temperature drop in the Ohio Valley, with gusty winds expected to decrease later, and a warm-up forecasted for the weekend.

The Wyoming Police Department, Ohio, reminds residents to secure their vehicles during the holiday season and to be vigilant against thefts, sharing safety tips via social media.

Hebron announced winners of their Resident Decorating contest, with awards across categories like Traditional Christmas and Griswold Christmas, celebrating festive home displays.

Cincinnati CBP seized over $407,000 worth of illegal pharmaceuticals, including contact lenses and misbranded drugs.

Applications are open for Loveland U, a Citizens’ Leadership Academy designed to educate residents about city operations through interactive sessions.

Dr. Robert Neel discusses how holiday stress affects caregivers by increasing stress hormones but also suggests ways to stimulate 'feel-good' chemicals for balance.

The new diverging diamond interchange at Interstate 75 and County Road 99 in Findlay is open, reducing congestion and improving safety with innovative design.

Significant progress is being made on the Blue Ash Recreation Center pool complex, with the City reporting the installation of pool walls and lifeguard building construction.

Jonathan Link has been convicted of the 2001 murder of Shannon Anderson, as announced by Kettering Police. New digital forensics helped solve the two-decade-old cold case. Sentencing is set for December 23, 2025.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts a wintry mix for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with a cold front bringing rain, gusty winds, and potential snow flurries, leaving colder air behind.

The Kettering Police are seeking Eric Lee Miller for felony obstruction and drug possession, and a misdemeanor related to a probation violation. They advise the public to report sightings but not engage with him.

Only 15% of corporate-startup partnerships last; the University of Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub suggests communication, flexibility, and humility as key for success.

Miami University's EHS achieved a 100% compliance score on Ohio's science of reading audit, ensuring their literacy instruction aligns with state requirements for future educators.