The "Cross Safe, Kettering" initiative focuses on improving pedestrian safety for children in Kettering, Ohio, by engaging the community and encouraging safe crossing practices.

Kenton is upgrading water infrastructure on Clover and Lark Lane, with temporary road closures and improved water pressure and fire protection anticipated upon completion.

Cincinnati's East Price Hill neighborhood residents can have their lead service lines replaced for free, but must sign up soon as part of the Greater Cincinnati Water Works project.

Cincinnati is set for road closures from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4, 2026, impacting areas around William Howard Taft Rd., Collins Ave., and nearby intersections.

Forest Park Senior Center in Ohio is temporarily closing for renovations, including new flooring and a paint job, from December 22 through January 11, temporarily halting all senior programs.

ODOT seeks public feedback on Dayton area transportation improvements, including Gettysburg Avenue Phase 3, Stillwater River Trail resurfacing, and West Third Street Safety project.

Significant progress is being made on the Blue Ash Recreation Center pool complex, with the City reporting the installation of pool walls and lifeguard building construction.

Oxford, Ohio offers free metered parking Uptown until January 10, 2026, while maintaining a 2-hour limit to support local businesses during the holidays.

The Clermont County Animal Shelter's expansion is on course, with the recent completion of new kennel roof framing, aiming to double outdoor kennels and improve animal welfare.

Fairfield Police advised of traffic delays due to a Thanksgiving Meal Food Distribution event and reported on the successful 7th Annual Parade of Lights.

The City of Hamilton completed numerous street projects improving travel and safety, with further plans and secured funding for ongoing infrastructure enhancements.

Clermont County Public Defender's office unveils its renovated space, inviting the community to its ribbon-cutting on Nov. 18, signifying an expansion and commitment to justice.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed at Brighton Bridge on November 22 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. between Brighton Place and McMillan Street/Western Hills Viaduct.