Cincinnati Police seek help finding Jeanette Thomas, 16, missing since June 4 from College Hill, possibly heading toward Dayton. Call Det. Williams at 513-263-8333 with info.

The University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music has added British cellist Benjamin Hughes, a former BBC Concert Orchestra principal, to its Strings Department.

UC and P&G collaborate on antibacterial research using gold nanoparticles to enhance molecular analysis of bacteria, potentializing more effective antimicrobials.

Ohio healthcare regulators warn about retail IV therapy clinics' unproven claims for treating various conditions, emphasizing the lack of evidence for the effectiveness of their treatments.

Local gym owner Patrick Heringer was fatally stabbed in Over-the-Rhine; Mordecia Black is charged with murder. The community is mourning and expressing concern over safety.

Detective Joseph N. Ventre retired on May 20, 2025, after over 28 years of service with the Butler County Sheriff's Office, celebrated by his colleagues in a Facebook post.

Hamilton City is offering free sports days for kids on June 17th and July 15th at Spooky Nook Champion Mill with various activities and no registration needed.

A CSX train derailed in Cincinnati late Thursday, affecting traffic but causing no injuries or hazardous spills. Cleanup efforts were underway with streets closed and a crane dispatched.

A shooting in Lincoln Heights resulted in one person hospitalized and another in custody, the shooter and victim knew each other.

The article describes Yasmine Shaban's transformation through the University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars program, emphasizing its role in fostering leadership and innovation in students.

An NFL player was removed by police from a Cincinnati parish amidst a scandal involving allegations of pornography against a priest, despite the Archdiocese's defense and call for rumors to cease.

Governor DeWine and Brig. Gen. Bartolomei signed an MOU to enhance the partnership between Ohio and the AFRL, focusing on tech advancement and national defense.

The article discusses the opportunities at the University of Cincinnati for students interested in AI and ML, highlighting the job growth in these sectors and the university's resources, such as co-op programs and research opportunities.