With projects starting in December, Ohio has awarded Clermont County over $4.4 million for demolishing blighted buildings, boosting local infrastructure and real estate potential.

Hamilton County launched a home repair loan program, Revive + Thrive, offering low-interest loans to eligible homeowners for critical repairs. The program is funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and other sources.

Wyoming, Ohio, announces its Green Business Award for local businesses that practice sustainability. Applications are due by November 1, and winners will be recognized at a December council meeting.

Lakota School District is organizing a traffic safety meeting after two students were hit in crosswalks, prompting a community dialogue on enhancing safety measures.

Hamilton mourns the loss of Dave Belew, a respected community figure, during a three-day mourning period with flags at half-staff. Mayor Moeller and the public honor his legacy.

Cincinnati Children's Hospital is ranked in the top 10 for all specialties by U.S. News, with number one spots in cancer, gastroenterology, and pulmonology.

Hamilton begins its annual leaf collection on October 21, 2024. Residents should rake leaves to the curb for their area's collection date and avoid bagging leaves. Updates are available via a new text message service.

Tim Walz is visiting Cincinnati to raise funds for the Kamala Harris campaign, with the specifics of the event still unannounced. This comes before a vice presidential debate with JD Vance.

Cincinnati Public Schools see modest improvement in state report card, with ongoing efforts to address educational gaps and a focus on middle school and math skills.

The Mason School District board unanimously approved a new three-year contract for teachers, increasing base salaries and offering enhanced flex hours for collaboration and professional development.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear is set to speak at the Democratic National Convention, highlighting the party's diverse voices and supporting Kamala Harris for president.

Cincinnati Public Schools enforce a new rule requiring high school students to store cell phones in locked Yondr pouches during school to minimize distractions.

Ohio State University is the only school from Ohio ranked in the Top 25 Best Public Colleges by CollegeRaptor, placing 16th based on diverse criteria.