Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.
Public Safety
A truck caught telephone wires and overturned on Glendale Milford Road in Miami Township early Monday, Oct. 12, closing lanes for several hours before reopening with no injuries or power outages.
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A FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opened Wednesday, Oct. 7, at Hamilton County Central Campus in Cincinnati, giving Clermont County residents face-to-face help applying for federal aid related to August's derecho before the Dec. 1 deadline.
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Second Street in downtown Loveland is closed nightly from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. through Oct. 23 while the Metropolitan Sewer District of Greater Cincinnati makes sanitary sewer repairs, with detour signage in place.
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The City of Loveland is closing the courts at Lever Park starting Friday, Oct. 2, for resurfacing, with reopening expected Friday, Oct. 9.
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Neville-Penn Schoolhouse Road in Clermont County will close daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Oct. 12–16, for Duke Energy utility work, with a posted detour in place.
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A new traffic signal at the Little Miami Scenic Trail crossing on W. Loveland Avenue went live after ODOT found the downtown corridor's crash rate was slightly above average and Loveland police ticketed multiple drivers for failing to yield to pedestrians.
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Stonebridge Park in Symmes Township closes Thursday and Friday for parking lot seal coating and reopens Saturday, Oct. 3.
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TriHealth's Mobile Mammography Van will offer breast cancer screenings at 120 West Loveland Ave. in Loveland on Wednesday, Oct. 14, with appointments available by phone or online.
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Health officials warn Greater Cincinnati residents about cychlorphine, a synthetic opioid up to 10 times stronger than fentanyl now detected in Hamilton County drug samples, with guidance on Narcan use and free naloxone resources for Ohio residents.
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A water main break on Pheasant Hills Drive is disrupting water service to four Loveland neighborhoods, with city crews on site but no restoration timeline provided.
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Jeffrey Turner Taylor, 66, of Milford pleaded not guilty Sept. 24 to seven federal counts of child sex abuse stemming from his time as a youth minister; the FBI is seeking additional victims.
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The Clermont County Public Water System's 2025 water quality report found PFAS compounds at two of three treatment plants serving Symmes Township, including a PFOS reading of 10.9 parts per trillion — nearly three times the 4 ppt federal limit — though the county reported no violations.
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