Hamilton invites residents to honor military service members with the Hometown Hero Banner program. The program requires an application fee and a local connection. Banners will be displayed from Memorial Day to Veterans Day.

CBP seized unapproved weight loss drugs in shipments from the UK and Hong Kong, emphasizing the frequent interception of such illegal items posing health risks due to non-compliance with FDA standards.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine issued a state of emergency in Hamilton County due to a fire on the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge. Repairs and detours are affecting traffic.

The Mt. Healthy City School District struggles financially after a tax levy fails, prompting concerns over budget cuts and the need for a recovery plan.

Democrat Greg Landsman wins Ohio's 1st Congressional District seat, beating Republican Orlando Sonza and securing his reelection with 54% of the vote.

Hamilton County is participating in Operation Green Light for Veterans, illuminating buildings in green from Nov 4-11 to honor veterans and connect them with resources.

Kettering has launched the Lead Safe Ohio Grant Program to provide free home repairs to address lead paint hazards. The program prioritizes older homes, especially those with young children and households earning below 80% of the AMI.

Clermont County participates in Operation Green Light, illuminating buildings in green to support veterans throughout November, coinciding with Veterans Day.

JD Vance, the Republican VP nominee, voted in Ohio, expressing cautious optimism for his party's success in the elections and a commitment to national unity.

Hamilton County and Cincinnati State unveil a new nursing skills lab, funded by a $1.5 million grant, to address nurse shortages and provide education to over 100 nurse aids and nurses annually.

U.S. Attorney Parker honored individuals for their roles in public safety during an awards ceremony, including officers and agents recognized for their bravery and excellence.

The Meldahl Hydroelectric Plant in Hamilton received a $1 million grant from the DOE to support clean energy, which is part of a larger $12 million allotted to 39 U.S. hydropower plants.

Hamilton, Ohio, is expanding its EV charging infrastructure with a $1.5 million federal grant. It is adding four new stations and planning for six fast chargers by winter 2024 while also growing its city fleet of electric vehicles.