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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Middletown Police seek the public's help in finding "Skippy McHitskipperson," a truck involved in mailbox vandalism.
An 11-year-old girl, Queener’Re Reed, was fatally shot near Laurel Playground in Cincinnati. No suspects have been identified, and community leaders lament the recurring violence.
Aisha Devaughn was jailed again for violating her bond by leaving Ohio. She faces charges for a violent brawl that injured two. Her trial is set for February.
Politics & Govt in ...
WLWT highlighted the story of George Remus, a notorious Cincinnati bootlegger, with insights from law professor Christopher Bryant on legal loopholes during Prohibition.
Weather & Environment in ...
The National Weather Service predicts a warming trend for Ohio after a cold weekend, with temperatures expected to rise and the possibility of rain midweek.
Cincinnati Animal Care seeks information on injured dog found at a school bus lot, asking the public for leads on the 2-year-old female dog's owner or how she got hurt.
Forest Park's government team wins at a charity mini-golf event, raising $25,000 for Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank.
Montgomery is accepting applications for its Service and Engagement Grant program, offering up to $2,500 for community projects with a March 1st deadline.
Community & Society in ...
Montgomery offers a recycling event for holiday lights and extension cords on January 17 at the Public Works facility, emphasizing environmental sustainability.
Montgomery is preparing a new strategic plan as the current 2022-2026 version nears its end, incorporating feedback from residents and local businesses to ensure continuous improvement.
Montgomery officials, Mayor Ron Messer and Council Member Chris Dobrozsi, didn't seek reelection, ending their tenures, with the city expressing gratitude for their service.
Mike Cappel has rejoined the Montgomery City Council, bringing his extensive background in public service, environmental advocacy, military service, and education to the role.
Frank Forsthoefel joins Montgomery City Council after a successful election, contributing his extensive experience in education and community service.
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