Butler County residents protested to end the county's ICE contract after a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, facing opposition from Sheriff Jones and limitations cited by commissioners.

Cincinnati settled a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of Quandavier Hicks, killed by police in 2015, for $1.45 million without admitting wrongdoing.

The University of Cincinnati's Next Engineers program, funded by GE Aerospace, plans to continue inspiring future engineers till 2035, offering immersive educational experiences for middle and high school students.

Microsoft has doubled its space at the University of Cincinnati, dedicating 3,700 square feet at the 1819 Innovation Hub to foster AI and tech growth.

QuikTrip seeks a zoning variance in Springdale, Ohio, to use two colors on its fuel price signs, challenging the city's single-color rule. A hearing is set for January 27.

The University of Cincinnati offers new UC College-Conservatory of Music apparel online, including various clothing items available until February 2.

Delhi Township Police co-host a family-focused mental health event with 1N5 and the local library, offering coping strategies and support for emotional well-being.

Sharonville, Ohio leaders are celebrated after inclusion in Ohio 500 list, including Mayor Hardman and three others, recognizing their impactful contributions within the state.

Amid winter, drivers warming up their cars risk theft, with more sophisticated methods being used. Crime experts like Cory Haberman from the University of Cincinnati advise keeping vehicles locked to deter thieves.

The Kiwanis Club of Mason, Ohio, donated $1,000 to the city's Police Department's Good Choice Ticket program to reward and encourage positive behavior in local youth.

Kettering, Ohio, residents over 50 can access free tax preparation through the AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program, with IRS-certified volunteers providing assistance with complex tax situations.

A $15 million partnership aims to revitalize Middletown's downtown, with equal funding from the city, county board, finance authority, and local foundation.

Several Butler County Sheriff's Office officers received promotions, including James Davenport to Patrol Corporal and Mitch Wells to Detective, reflecting their commitment to community service.