Hamilton County Commissioners approved an additional $2 million investment for affordable housing, considering funding tiny home development and focusing on the Veterans’ community.

Multiple drone sightings at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base have prompted FAA investigations without affecting resident safety or base operations. Authorities advise against confronting the drones.

The Cincinnati Police Department offers a Safe Storage Program, allowing gun owners to voluntarily store firearms at a secured facility for six months.

Princeton City Schools faces budget cuts and a hiring freeze after a tax levy failure, impacting staffing, transportation, and school closures if financial issues persist.

Hamilton has received over $4 million in tax credits for the restoration of two historic buildings into apartments and commercial space, promising urban revitalization.

Middletown, an alumnus, contributed $10k to its high school marching band for performing at the presidential inauguration, celebrating JD Vance, VP-elect.

Middletown High School's marching band is selected to perform at VP-elect JD Vance's inauguration parade, with local fundraising supporting their trip.

Xavier University reveals the design for its new College of Osteopathic Medicine, expected to address a regional doctor shortage and modernize medical education with a $109 million facility, set to open in 2026.

Cincinnati Public Schools is contemplating a redistricting plan that could create six new middle schools and change the magnet status of others, prompting discussions on its impact on education and community engagement.

The Clermont County Court is seeking volunteers with financial skills to join the Library Board of Trustees. Applications are due by December 20.

Hamilton County proposes a $1.3 billion budget for 2025, including $389.3 million for the General Fund. Two public hearings will allow residents to discuss the budget plans.

Scioto County Sheriff criticizes Portsmouth Police Chief's proposal to expand coverage, citing funding and staffing issues that may reduce local law enforcement in Portsmouth.

Shauna Murphy was appointed the permanent superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools after serving in an interim capacity since May, succeeding Iranetta Wright.