The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH is warning of a severe arctic outbreak with dangerously low temperatures and advises caution, affecting outdoor activities and air travel.

The Middletown Division of Police is hiring corrections officers and dispatchers, with applications due by January 30. Applications can be submitted online or in person.

Broadway in Cincinnati announces the 2026-2027 season lineup, featuring shows like "The Great Gatsby" and "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child." Season tickets go on sale with various perks and pricing options.

Kettering's snow removal crews have cleared 60% of Priority 3 residential areas with plans to tackle alleys and crosswalks overnight, ensuring roads are accessible by Wednesday morning.

Hamilton, Ohio, thanked its crews and essential services for clearing roads during a winter storm, emphasizing teamwork and public service dedication in maintaining safety and infrastructure resilience.

Demolition begins on the University of Cincinnati's Crosley Tower, a Brutalist structure named after alumnus Powel Crosley Jr. The process will be incremental, focusing on safety and minimal impact.

The NWS in Wilmington, Ohio, warns of a significant arctic outbreak with extreme cold through the weekend, affecting cities like Columbus and Cincinnati.

Brian McShane Simmons, a 46-year-old with mental health challenges, was reported missing but later found safe, as announced by Middletown Police on Facebook.

Forest Park, Ohio, reschedules its "Building Bridges: Connecting Community" event for local youth and law enforcement to foster community connections at Gracehills Church.

Sophie Shockey, an occupational therapy student, designed a multifunctional rehabilitation wall to aid stroke survivors' cognitive and motor skills recovery at the NeuroFit Gym, supported by the University of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati police are investigating a homicide after Marcus Wilson, 41, was shot and killed in Winton Hills, marking the area's fifth shooting this year.

Springfield Township officials announce their snow removal strategy on Facebook, detailing pre-treatments and a rotating crew plan for continuous road clearance during an upcoming snowstorm.

Springfield Township issued guidelines for residents to aid snow removal, suggesting shoveling snow to the right of driveways and asking for patience during cleanup.