The Butler County Sheriff's Office joined Middletown's Memorial Day Parade to honor fallen soldiers, along with Emergency Services and Citizens On Patrol.

A drive-by shooting in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, resulted in 25 to 50 shots fired and one person grazed by a bullet. No arrests or suspect information has been released.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain for Columbus and surrounding areas, with continuous chances of precipitation throughout the week and mild temperatures.

The Hope Schoolhouse in Ohio, initially tied to the 19th-century iron industry, is now a heritage visitor center surrounded by trails in Lake Hope State Park, reflecting the region's industrial past and nature conservation efforts.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office participated in the Hamilton Memorial Day Parade to honor fallen servicemembers, with Sheriff Jones expressing the significance of the day.

Winton Lake reopens after a sewage spill, with activities like fishing and boating restored, but swimming remains banned. E. coli levels are below danger thresholds.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources commemorates Memorial Day with a Facebook post, inviting Ohioans to honor those who served and highlighting the Mohican-Memorial State Forest Shrine.

The Colerain Police found 71-year-old Jimmy Ragland, who had been reported missing, with the help of the community after sharing his description on social media.

An elderly man suffered severe injuries after being ejected from his car in a three-car crash in Fairfield Township. Police suspect a medical condition as the cause of the accident.

An Adams County Deputy was in a crash while responding to a call without using lights and sirens. The incident and contributing factors are under investigation. No serious injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy conditions in Columbus and Cincinnati starting Tuesday, following a dry Monday. Uncertainty exists regarding the midweek forecast, with potential showers and thunderstorms expected.

Bonnie Batchler, a Clermont County Commissioner, was named a "Rising Star" by Cincy magazine, recognizing her leadership and impact in the Cincinnati area.

Clermont County seeks citizen input for future community development through an online survey and public meetings.