Good morning, Hamilton.

Father Ed Burns Jr. left his West Chester parish without an explanation, and parents at St. Michael Church are asking if his absence is tied to misconduct with children.

The Archdiocese of Cincinnati said it has no more details and local law enforcement confirmed there is no active investigation—church bulletins note retired priests will lead upcoming Masses.

Members of the United Auto Workers reached a tentative five-year contract with GE Aerospace that gives workers more vacation and personal time after a multi-week strike at the Evendale and Erlanger plants following the contract expiration on Aug.

27. About 640 workers will vote on ratification next week — further details will follow.

Forty local high school students were named National Merit Semifinalists among 16,000 nationwide.

They now must submit scholarship applications with records, activities and awards—finalists will be notified next spring and may earn scholarships from state, corporate and college sponsors.

Wildlife officials said today that an outbreak of Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease has been found among white-tailed deer on the east side of Hamilton County, the west side of Clermont County, and in Highland and Clark Counties — the disease is spread by biting midges and poses no threat to people or pets.

Officials in West Chester Township restored most technology systems after a cyberattack — including employee emails and financial software — and are now resetting passwords while adding extra network security measures such as free identity theft protection for employees.

On September 12th, firefighters from six counties gathered in Hamilton to learn fire investigation skills and understand burn patterns.

The hands-on training—conducted in simulation labs and featuring a dog trained to detect accelerants—aimed to boost their career skills in fire service.

Lakota East’s Thunderhawks won a close game against Hamilton’s Big Blue 31-27—each team trading points throughout the match.

Saving Abel Live Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Ludlow Garage — Tickets available — Southern rockers Saving Abel bring their energetic hits to Cincinnati for a night to remember.

Back To The Future - The Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy the iconic story of time travel brought to life on stage in Cincinnati.

Ms. Lisa Fischer and Taylor Eigsti Trio Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Ludlow Garage — $35 – $50 — Experience soul-stirring music from Grammy-winning vocalist Lisa Fischer and jazz pianist Taylor Eigsti's trio.

Cindependent Film Festival

10:00 a.m. — Memorial Hall OTR — Access via Virtual Pass — Dive into this year’s independent films from the comfort of your home.

Tropidelic & Badfish Concert

7:30-10:30 p.m. — RiversEdge Amphitheater at Marcum Park — Paid Admission — Enjoy a night of vibrant rock music from Tropidelic and Badfish.

Next to Normal Performance

2-3:30 p.m. — Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati — Ticket availability varies — Experience a moving theater production that is a top pick this September in Cincinnati.

CCM Jazz Orchestra: Flying Home

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Corbett Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Experience an evening of swing with the CCM Jazz Orchestra featuring faculty artist Rusty Burge on vibraphone.

KALEO - Mixed Emotions Tour

7-9 p.m. — Taft Theatre — Cost unknown — Experience the powerful sounds of Icelandic rockers KALEO on their Mixed Emotions Tour.

Southern Ohio Young Professionals Networking Mixer

4-6 p.m. — Hydraulic Bar — Free entry — Connect with fellow young professionals at the re-launch of the Southern Ohio Young Professionals initiative.

Goat Yoga at The Summit Hotel

9-11 a.m. — The Summit Hotel — Free venue parking — Experience the cutest yoga class around with adorable goats at The Summit Hotel.