The FBI Cincinnati is inviting college students to apply for the 2026 Collegiate Academy, offering an insight into FBI operations and investigative techniques.

Residents protested a county jail's ICE contract in Butler County, citing ethical concerns and calling for its end, while officials debated the contract's safety implications and financial benefits.

Miami University student Jack Nomina won an award for his research on haptic technology for virtual reality, which has potential in healthcare and astronaut training.

Sharonville, Ohio, celebrates the opening of the new 55,000 sq. ft. Cincinnati Children's Applied Gene and Cell Therapy Center, boosting biotech and economic growth with an investment of $60 million and the creation of approximately 100 jobs.

Ohio Governor's Inclusive Employer Award given to Cleveland Guardians, City of Cincinnati, and CareSource for fostering workplaces inclusive of people with disabilities.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office bid farewell to Deputy Jessica Rollins, who has served the community and previously the Navy, as she moves to California with her husband, Dan, who is reenlisting in the Navy.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Southern Ohio continued its work during the federal shutdown, managing various criminal cases involving drug trafficking, embezzlement, violence, and financial fraud.

Ohio House passed House Bill 359 for a Joshua Alert system to find missing children with developmental disabilities, named after Joshua Al-Lateef Jr. who drowned near his home.

Alter High School's golf team won the Ohio state championship for the fourth straight year, solidifying a sports dynasty, earning city praise and recognition.

Butler County, Ohio experienced a rare sighting of the Northern Lights, captivating residents and deputies alike. Shared on social media by the Sheriff's Office, this natural display highlighted the beauty of the night sky.

Economists in Ohio are examining nuclear power as a potential solution to rising energy costs and increasing electricity demand, considering its benefits against construction costs and waste disposal issues.

Ohio opens a new health clinic in Fairfield's school district, part of a $3.2 million investment in the Appalachian region's healthcare and education.

Cincinnati halts water shutoffs for customers hit by the federal shutdown, offering temporary relief to those with financial hardship, such as furloughed federal employees or SNAP recipients.