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This week, participating teachers and guidance counselors toured different businesses in Greater Cincinnati, hearing about different jobs, the skills needed and the education path workers took.

Esther's law allows cameras to be installed in resident's rooms. That's how an incident of abuse at Burlington House Healthcare Center was captured on video.

Andrew Williams and the Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio has been at the station every day after school.

At Johnson, staff and administration said it's the students who spearheaded many of the sustainability programs, including the school's outdoor classroom.

Officials said they arrested nine people and seized nearly 80 grams of Fentanyl Wednesday. But there was also an outreach event to help with addiction recovery resources.

During the meeting, the project team gave a presentation showcasing three alternatives intended to reduce traffic congestion at the bridge and improve travel time through downtown Loveland.

'The only thing that would ever hold CVG back from realizing its fullest potential is lack of trained workforce,' airport CEO Candace McGraw said.

Miami Township Police Chief Mike Mills said they’ve only been using drones for about 6 months, but it's already taken their capabilities to another level.

“Earn Your Stripes” is a contest open to minority business owners who want to showcase their innovative businesses and impact in the community.

Born out of tragedy, a group of fire service supporters has been giving back to the Cincinnati Fire Department for nearly 100 years — and is looking toward the department's next big need.