University of Cincinnati researchers are analyzing local overdose data to identify hot spots and improve response efforts, funded by a $350,000 grant.

Clermont County Judge Anita Bechmann will receive the 2025 Champions of Hope award for her judicial leadership and service in addressing mental health and addiction.

Cincinnati Metro has launched a Rider Rewards program that allows users to earn points for free passes and perks by using their public transit system and tracking via the Transit app.

ODOT Cincinnati promotes work zone safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week, urging drivers on social media to slow down and stay alert in construction areas.

Human remains were found by a man mushroom hunting in Washington Township, Clermont County. The grisly discovery led to an investigation involving local authorities and search teams.

Hardin County Sheriff's Office held an open house to promote transparency and public engagement, featuring tours, a presentation on the Sheriff’s Levy Renewal, and Q&A sessions with the staff.

Cincinnati promotes lead pipe replacement opportunities at a Lunch & Learn event for local businesses, focusing on potential contracts and infrastructure improvements.

The NWS in Wilmington forecasts showers and potential thunderstorms in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio, due to an eastward-moving cold front.

Students from Rees E. Price Academy in East Price Hill sent thank you cards to Cincinnati firefighters for their bravery, which the local fire department shared on social media.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office mascot, the "Sheriff Easter Bunny," visited Emmanuel Lutheran School to spread Easter cheer among students, as part of community outreach efforts.

UC student Harshman Sihra wins the Truman Scholarship for his commitment to public health policy and reproductive health, planning to use it for medical studies.

The Ohio Valley is set to experience a mix of precipitation with varying temperatures due to approaching warm and cold fronts, including showers, thunderstorms and a dry stretch later in the week.

The University of Cincinnati reports that its IMPACT Innovation program won a grant to fund a transit van for adults with autism in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area.