Algeria Wilson received the 2025 UC Blue Ash College Outstanding Alumni Award for her impact on social work and public policy.

Ohio inaugurates its 150th State Nature Preserve, Baker Swamp, celebrating conservation efforts and public-private partnerships in preserving the state's natural resources.

A Public Works driver from Sharonville, Ohio won both the Hamilton County and Southwest Ohio Snow Roadeo competitions, celebrated on the City's Facebook page.

Butler County Sheriff's Office will host a Halloween event for children with candy, bike giveaways, and a chance to meet various law enforcement units.

Ohio sees steady weather with sunny skies and below-normal temperatures due to a high-pressure system, the National Weather Service reports. Frost possible in northern areas tonight.

The Cincinnati Police seek public help to find Clarissa Wilson, missing since September 27 from Over-the-Rhine. They urge tips be sent to Det. Hert at 513-352-3505.

Evendale Emergency Services offers free leaf bags to residents on select October dates, with a limit of 75 per household, first-come, first-served, with proof of residency required.

Sycamore Park in Batavia hosted living historians and officials for a tree dedication celebrating Clermont County's participation in America's upcoming 250th anniversary.

CCM student Ava Camaj won a mentorship with Charlie Puth in the BIC INKubator Music Contest with her song "Make Me Whole," using a BIC pen for inspiration.

Cincinnati Police seek a suspect for theft from a vehicle on Short Vine St. and urge the public to assist by sharing information and surveillance footage.

Norfolk Southern Railroad will repair the Sharon Road railroad crossing in Sharonville, causing a two-week road closure and traffic detours from October 10th to 24th.

Dr. Stephen Rush discusses the genetic factors of adult ADHD, noting a significant hereditary component and the complex interaction between genes and environment in diagnosis risk.

Over 5,000 relatives attended the University of Cincinnati's Family Weekend, engaging in 50+ activities that showcased college life and aimed to support student success.