The Colerain Township Police gave away "HUNDREDS of backpacks" with supplies to local students at the Northwest Local School District Health & Safety Fair, reinforcing community support.

Rod Fussinger recovered from a brain disorder misdiagnosed as Parkinson's, thanks to Dr. LaPorta's accurate diagnosis and treatment at UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute.

Sharonville, Ohio, warns against trash fires caused by improperly disposed lithium-ion batteries, urging residents to use designated recycling centers.

Clermont County is investigating why some outdoor warning sirens failed to sound during a test, advising residents to use alternative storm alert methods.

Sharonville's Trivia Night at Depot Square on August 8 will feature a range of topics beyond local history, aiming to entertain and support local businesses.

U.S. CBP and FDA seized $3.5 million in counterfeit drugs in Cincinnati, including fake diabetes and weight loss medications. The products originated from places like Hong Kong and were destined for 40 states.

Detective Mike Steele from the Butler County Sheriff's Office was honored by Victoria's Secret for his work confronting shoplifting and resolving thefts, highlighting law enforcement's role in protecting local businesses.

Perry Li, a University of Cincinnati alum, has been selected for the 2025 Fulbright U.S. Student Program to teach English and share music in Taitung, Taiwan.

The University of Cincinnati College of Law sees a 40% increase in applications due to a mix of economic concerns and a desire to engage in public interest law.

The forecast in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas includes a warm-up with potential isolated storms, stable high pressure, and gradually increasing temperatures with humidity.

Kelly Dobos discussed the emotional connection to fragrances and the potential health risks related to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in fragrances, noting that allergic reactions are relatively rare.

Cincinnati Police seek public assistance regarding a July 29 theft in the D3 area and ask for information to help identify suspects from released images.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a break-in at a Dollar General on Glenway Avenue and are seeking information on the suspect, whose image has been circulated online.