Middletown, Ohio's Public Works team received donuts from Pastor Jared Davis and companions, a gesture of community appreciation announced via the city's Facebook.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million grant to develop an AI-driven program for medical education focusing on personalized feedback and clinical reasoning.

NWS warns of severe, ongoing arctic chill in Ohio, advising limited outdoor time due to extreme cold and anticipating possible light snow next week, with caution for aviators due to challenging flying conditions.

Cincinnati invests over $2 million in police security cameras to enhance surveillance in high-crime areas like the West End, spurred by local tragedies including the deaths of two children.

Cincinnati Police seek public help via social media to find missing 16-year-old Jaylynn Doyle, last seen over a month ago. Contact Det. Williams with info.

The city of Kettering, Ohio, expressed gratitude to public workers for their efforts during a severe snowstorm, where they worked tirelessly to keep the city functional.

Forest Park's workshop series encourages local environmental activism through community mapping and project planning.

Brad Paisley is announced as the third headliner for the Voices of America Country Music Festival on August 6, joining Rascal Flatts and Blake Shelton.

UC researchers present stroke-related findings at the International Stroke Conference 2026, discussing post-stroke disability predictors, 'silent' swallowing issues, increased strokes in young adults, and racial disparities in stroke recurrence.

Sofia Ferrigolo, a UC student, attended COP30 in Brazil, contributing to discussions on climate change after being actively involved in sustainability initiatives and policy solutions at UC.

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana due to extreme cold and potential snow, affecting outdoor activities and aviation conditions.

US Marshals served a federal warrant in Norwood, Ohio, arresting a male suspect for escape without incident. Norwood Police confirmed no public threat.

Sharonville Police thanked the community for support during winter storm Fern, citing gestures from residents and businesses that helped their efforts. They highlighted Officer Risk's positive review and the morale boost from online engagement.