Good morning, Hamilton.

The Butler County Veterans Service Office is set to host a 9/11 memorial ceremony in Hamilton’s Monument Park at 7 p.m. Sept.

11 to honor veterans & educate young residents.

Saturday, the ninth annual Ales for Tails event will take place at Municipal Brew Works in Hamilton, offering pet adoptions from noon to 4 p.m. and discounted microchipping ($10) from noon to 2 p.m. with food, drinks and live music until 6 p.m.

The Ohio Department of Education is reviewing 52 schools statewide for test score irregularities, including seven in Greater Cincinnati.

In Hamilton County, investigators are examining one public school building + six charter schools amid the ongoing inquiry.

A Cincinnati State nursing student is recovering from a massive stroke while rebuilding strength with trainers at Anderson Township’s Crunch Fitness and is set to graduate in December.

He works day by day to return to his nursing career.

Ohio lawmakers enacted a rule that stops regulators from using community-collected air-quality data unless the monitors meet EPA standards.

The law has drawn legal challenges and sparked local concerns as fewer public monitors now detect toxic chemicals near industrial sites (including regional facilities).

Coach Zac Taylor said Ja’Marr Chase will likely play Sunday despite a knee injury (from an awkward practice landing) and Tee Higgins is expected to join him as the Bengals open the season against the Bucs.