AI advancements increase cyberattack sophistication, says Richard Harknett of the University of Cincinnati, noting the rise of more skilled ransomware gangs and the universal risk faced by anyone with online data.

Hamilton prepares for its 4th of July Parade, starting at 10 am from the Butler County Fairgrounds with associated road closures and detours for commuters.

The Cincinnati Pride Parade celebrated its 52nd anniversary with a large turnout, despite high temperatures, and featured a principled stance on sponsorships and inclusive spaces for all attendees.

Fairfield regulates door-to-door sales, requiring salespeople to have a permit, limiting hours to 9 AM-7 PM Mon-Sat, and advising residents to ask for identification and permits.

Lincoln Park will host KidzFest 2025, featuring a variety of circus acts, workshops, and entertainers. It's free and family-friendly, with shows at 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM.

Two University of Cincinnati students earned a culinary internship in England with the 513 Culinary Group, involving market research, site visits, and a final presentation.

The University of Cincinnati's study reveals diverse disordered eating behaviors among college students, suggesting personalized mental health care is needed.

Sheriff Jones and Border Czar Tom Homan met to discuss U.S. deportation efforts and border security, reflecting their partnership on stringent immigration enforcement.

A 39-year-old man was shot and killed in Mt. Orab early this morning. A 20-year-old suspect is in custody, and the investigation remains ongoing.

Cincinnati PD seeks help identifying a suspect in a May 12 theft from a vehicle on the 1100 block of Main Street, where a window was smashed and items were stolen.

The Cincinnati Police seek public help regarding a June 6 vandalism incident at a Glenway Ave. business, where a rock was thrown through the front door.

Rumpke is adjusting trash collection times in Greater Cincinnati due to an expected heatwave, asking residents to place their bins out the night before to avoid service disruptions.

The trial of a new drug, bexobrutideg, shows promising results for chronic lymphocytic leukemia patients previously treated extensively, with an 80.9% response rate observed.