Hamilton requires permits for events, with guidance and a step-by-step online application process provided. Permit approval involves several city departments and considerations like safety and impact on resources.

Hamilton County officials are addressing a neo-Nazi incident with inter-agency meetings and reviews to enhance future threat responses and consider criminal charges.

Anderson High School remains closed due to an electrical malfunction from a burst sprinkler, with online learning options for students as repairs continue.

Butler County Jail in Ohio is set to resume housing ICE detainees starting March 5, which is expected to generate revenue for the county at a rate of $68 per detainee per day.

Kettering and regional partners offer discounted rain barrels and compost bins to encourage resident participation in environmental conservation and potential long-term savings.

The University of Cincinnati is updating restroom signs to "biological men" and "biological women" due to Ohio Senate Bill 104, causing mixed reactions.

Hamilton is preparing to open the new Fire Station 26 with a ceremony. Residents and firefighters are invited to share memories and celebrate this new chapter for the Lindenwald neighborhood.

Trump's executive actions, including cutting federal jobs, have been criticized and challenged in court for their constitutionality and impact on government services. UC Law Professor Lofaso and Congressman Landsman debated these issues on Cincinnati Edition.

Cincinnati's DPS prepares for winter weather with proactive road treatments and 12-hour shifts. Residents are advised to exercise caution, as snow and icy conditions are expected.

U.S. Attorney Kenneth L. Parker resigns, Kelly Norris becomes Acting U.S. Attorney. Parker's tenure was noted for potent opioid, civil rights, and violent crime stance and community involvement.

Three Hope Police officers received an award from the Ohio Deflection Association for notable work with the Quick Response Team on opioid crisis outreach.

Two UC-backed startups received $200,000 each from Ohio’s TVSF, aiming to advance a dignified catheter and a breast cancer diagnostic tool, with support from UC’s 1819 Innovation Hub and Venture Lab.

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld bribery convictions and attempted extortion against former Cincinnati political figure P.G. Sittenfeld.