Empty Bowls is an international grassroots movement that began in 1990 to raise awareness and funds for local organizations fighting hunger. What started as a student art project has grown into event held around the world, where guests share a simple mean and take home a handcrafted bowl as a reminder that hunger is an ongoing issue in every community, including Loveland. The 2026 Empty Bowls event marks the fifth year of supporting LIFE Food Pantry in Loveland. Here are the

The 2026 midterm election is approaching, and voters throughout Loveland will have several opportunities to cast their ballots before Election Day. The general election will be held Tuesday, November 3, 2026, with polls open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Voters who want to cast their ballots before Election Day can begin voting in person on Tuesday, October 6. The deadline to register to vote for the election is Monday, October 5 at 9 p.m. Early in-person voting will continue t

Loveland Has Found its Grand Marshal - One of the Most Storied Athletes in its History!

It’s that time of year again as Loveland’s Homecoming Parade Approaches

Later this month, a collection of standup comedians will take the mic for an evening of laughs at the Loveland Stage Company. “Punchlines for Prevention” is a fundraiser to benefit the Ben Morrison Memorial Fund (BMMF), a Loveland-based organization focused on mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Event organizer, comedian Cody Walker, grew up in Maineville, and is well established on the standup circuit in Greater Cincinnati and beyond. “I am super excited to pu

Our Loveland Tigers put in the work through the heat this week

For a city that proudly calls itself “The Sweetheart of Ohio,” Loveland has made its way into plenty of postcards, wedding stories, and regional headlines over the years. But what about pop culture’s most iconic animated universe? Has Loveland ever made it into The Simpsons? It turns out the answer is: yes—and more than once. A Quick Shoutout from Marge In the 11th season finale episode “Behind the Laughter,” a parody of the VH1 series Behind the Music, the Simpson family is

The Loveland Daily News is getting ready to have a fall makeover. Throughout the month of September the website, newsletter, and social media for The Loveland Daily News will look a little different and better serve those that live, work, and play in Loveland Ohio. Here is what we have in store. The Facebook page for The Loveland Daily News can now be found at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61593727344961 Please go and follow us there for daily updates. You can also

If you have driven around Loveland in recent years, you may have noticed cameras mounted along roadways that look different from traditional traffic or security cameras. They are Flock Safety cameras, and they are already part of Loveland’s public-safety system. The technology has become increasingly common across the country, but it has also become the subject of a growing national debate over privacy, surveillance and how law enforcement agencies use information collected b

The date is set and cast revealed for this year’s Dancing with the Stars competition, hosted by Loveland’s NEST Community Learning Center. This year’s Dancing with the Stars will take place Friday, October 23, at 6:00 pm at the Oasis Golf and Conference Center. Inspired by the popular TV series, NEST’s DWTS pairs local Loveland celebrities and community leaders with professional dancers to compete for bragging rights and the coveted mirror-ball trophy. Of course, the bigge

The first school bells of the new school year have rung across Loveland, and students, teachers and families are settling back into the familiar rhythms of school. Loveland students returned to classrooms on August 13, bringing an end to summer break and the beginning of another year filled with new opportunities, activities, friendships and learning. For teachers, the opening weeks of school are about more than getting students accustomed to new schedules and classroom routi

Miami Township is wrapping up its Second Saturday event series with a day celebrating history, veterans, classic cars and community spirit on Saturday, September 12, at Miami Meadows Park. The Miami Township Recreation Department will host a Vintage Baseball Game & Veterans Appreciation Car Showat the park, located at 1546 State Route 131 in Milford. Admission is free. The event will feature the return of the Vintage Baseball Game, with the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Muse

On August 20th, Loveland City School leaders, students, as well as community members and leaders, gathered to celebrate the dedication of a new outdoor classroom to be used by Loveland Intermediate and Middle School students and staff. The outdoor classroom reflects the school district’s emphasis on engaging learning experiences and providing environments “where students can thrive academically, socially and emotionally.” The outdoor classroom will serve more than 1,200 stude

The Ben Morrison Memorial Fund (BMMF) organization held its 6th Annual Ben Morrison Memorial Golf Outing on August 22 at Hickory Woods Golf Course in Loveland. BMMF Founder and President Tori Morrison kicked off the sold-out event, welcoming 128 golfers and scores of volunteers. “Thank you for being here today. Your support at events like this has allowed us to give more than $52,000 in scholarships to Loveland High School seniors,” Morrison said. In addition to scholarships,

Loveland Tigers fall sports are underway as boys soccer and boys golf shine, while football, girls soccer, golf and tennis continue their seasons.

Loveland High School has been recognized among the best high schools in Ohio, earning a spot in the top 7% statewide in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings.According to rankings released this week, Loveland High School placed No. 13 in the Cincinnati metropolitan area and No. 46 among high schools across Ohio. The recognition comes as part of U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best High Schools” rankings, which evaluate schools based on a range of academic factors, i

As Loveland students return to the classroom, there is a new resource in place to connect at-risk students with the support and services needed for success at school. In January, Loveland City School District added a new position of Resource Coordinator to provide one point of contact across the entire school district for a myriad of support services, including food, clothing, supplies, mental health/counseling service, shelter, transportation and other school or home needs.

For more than a century, the historic B&O Train Depot at 127 W. Loveland Avenue has welcomed people to downtown Loveland. Built in 1907, the brick building reflects an era when the railroad was the heartbeat of the community, bringing visitors, commerce, and new opportunities to a growing town. As trains arrived daily, the depot became one of the first impressions of Loveland for countless travelers and played an important role in the city's early development.

The City of Loveland has secured a major financial commitment from the State of Ohio to help address PFAS in the city's drinking water, with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency awarding the city $4 million in principal loan forgiveness and a $10 million interest-free loan. The funding will help pay for construction of treatment improvements designed to remove per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, commonly known as PFAS, from Loveland's drinking water supply. The city anno

You’ve probably seen the blood-red billboards looming over Cincinnati’s highways: “SAY THE F-WORD. FENTANYL!” Eye-catching? Yes. Provocative? Definitely. But it’s provocation with a purpose, because fentanyl is everybody’s problem. It’s easy to think, “I’m not a drug addict. Neither are my kids, so I don’t have to worry about fentanyl,” but that’s a dangerously false sense of security. Anyone who dabbles in recreational drugs is at risk because polydrug mixtures—drugs made up