Good morning, Hamilton.

Following a heavy snowfall, vehicles on I‑71 still carry snow that can turn to dangerous ice — officials warn drivers to clear roofs and keep extra following distance.

Jack Dominic will retire as VOA Museum director this fall after 11.5 years in charge, and the museum will begin hiring a new operations manager and searching for an executive director at its art deco VOA Bethany Station (8070 Tylersville Road).

Students at Lakota West High School now have Downy — a therapy dog gifted by the Joshua Al Lateef Jr. Foundation in memory of a special needs student; officials say the dog eases stress and boosts well-being and plan to expand similar programs to other local schools.

Hamilton Schools announced facility changes for the 2026-27 school year.

Wilson Middle School will move from its Eaton Avenue building to Hamilton High’s Freshman Campus while Miami School relocates to the former Wilson building to provide a dedicated academic setting.

Residents in St. Bernard and Elmwood Place smelled foul odors from a foam spill at Synthica Energy's plant this past weekend (the nonhazardous material foamed due to cold, windy weather), and the company said it will shut down the plant to drain tanks and review measures to control the smell.

Crews continue clearing primary and residential streets after record snowfall, and a water main break on Boal and Sycamore is being addressed; snow emergencies remain but officials note reduced levels, while Duke Energy warns of a text scam and cold weather is expected to drop wind chills to -25.

Crews in Butler County are clearing snow and preparing for ice as salt (activated by the sun) raises risks for drivers.

They will continue working on residential streets today to keep roads safe.

Hamilton County health officials said flu hospitalizations are 2.5 times the five-year average while statewide flu deaths dropped 30%.

Emergency department visits for fever & symptoms peaked in December as officials advise residents to consult their healthcare providers about the vaccine.

Cincinnati Travel Sports and Boat Show

3-6 p.m. — Duke Energy Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Explore the latest in travel, sports, and boating at this vibrant event.

DJ Pauly D Concert

7-9 p.m. — Bogart's — $54 for General Admission — Experience a lively night with DJ Pauly D spinning the latest hits.

Bloomington Bison vs. Cincinnati Cyclones

4-6 p.m. — Heritage Bank Center — Cost Info Not Provided — Catch the thrilling hockey action on FloHockey with live broadcasts and replays.

Candlelight Concert: Tribute to The Beatles

8:45-9:00 p.m. — Memorial Hall — Limited tickets available — Experience memorable melodies from The Beatles performed by a talented string quartet in a magical candlelit setting.

Groundhog Economic Outlook Breakfast

7:30-9:00 a.m. — Harry T. Wilks Conference Center — $30 for Chamber Members, $35 for Non-Members — Gain insights on economic trends from a leading wealth management expert.

John Violinist Performance

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Ludlow Garage — Ticket prices vary — Experience the enchanting fusion of classical melodies and contemporary hits by John Violinist.

Member Gathering

2-4 p.m. — EAA Chapter 974 Hanger — $20 annual dues — Connect with aviation enthusiasts to share ideas and passion for flying.

Game Night at the Tech Center

6-8 p.m. — The Lane Libraries Community Technology Center — Registration required — Engage in thrilling Dungeons & Dragons adventures and board games while enjoying provided snacks and drinks.

Karen Slack Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Memorial Hall — $29.00 - $44.00 — Experience the Grammy Award-winning soprano Karen Slack perform works from Florence Price's unpublished songs.

Yue Yin Dance Performance

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience an enchanting performance by the Mutual Dance Theatre's Yue Yin Dance Company.