The study demonstrates that electronic informed consent (eConsent) can enhance stroke trial recruitment and adherence, with 33.7% of participants enrolled using this method and 56.1% of sites employing it.

Four Bethel residents face animal cruelty charges for keeping 45 animals in poor conditions. Some defendants pleaded not guilty, others await arraignment. Rescued animals are rehomed.

The Hoxworth Blood Center is urging for blood donations during summer and is offering donors an e-gift card and free coffee coupon in June to counteract seasonal shortages.

Cincinnati man, Richard Orth, arrested for animal cruelty after his dog was euthanized due to severe injuries.

Three University of Cincinnati medical students won the U.S. Department of State's Critical Language Scholarship for language and cultural studies overseas.

Sahoko Sato Timpone joins the UC College-Conservatory of Music's Voice Department as an Associate Professor, bringing a wealth of international performance and academic experience.

Ex-MLB player Darin Ruf is suing the Cincinnati Reds over a career-ending injury he claims was caused by unsafe field conditions involving an unpadded tarp roller at Great American Ball Park.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars presented future predictions on various topics at the 1819 Innovation Hub, attended by regional business leaders.

A man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot after a SWAT standoff near Oak Hills High School, resulting in nearby road and school activity closures.

Late-night traffic on southbound I-75 in Lockland was restricted to one lane, but all lanes reopened by early morning. The cause of the delay was not specified.

Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing a system outage, disrupting services, and leading to the postponement of elective procedures. Emergency services continued as the health network responded to the incident.

Oxford is developing a Bike-Pedestrian Master Plan, funded by a federal grant, to enhance transportation sustainability and connectivity with BCRTA transit. Public input is sought through a survey.

Cincinnati mourns 18-year-old Ryan Hinton, laid to rest amid controversy following his fatal shooting by police, which also led to his father facing charges for allegedly retaliating against law enforcement.