The University of Cincinnati has made BearcatGPT, an AI platform, available to faculty and staff for supporting teaching, research, and administrative tasks, with a focus on privacy and ethical use.

University of Cincinnati and its alumni were honored at the Power 25 ceremony for their contributions to Cincinnati's growth, with UC President Neville Pinto and other notable graduates featured.

A woman was hospitalized after a rollover crash in Westwood, Cincinnati. Her injuries are not life-threatening, and police are investigating the incident.

Jonathan Malachi Washington pled guilty to child sex trafficking, admitting to exploiting a minor in Cincinnati and paying with counterfeit bills. Sentencing is pending.

A school bus collision in Sharonville resulted in multiple injuries; none of the students aboard were hurt. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Stephen Rush from the University of Cincinnati discussed concerns about AI in teen mental health therapy, stressing that AI still lacks the ability to deal with crises effectively.

A man from Dublin, Ohio, with a history of sex offenses, has been sentenced to over 12 years in federal prison after trying to meet with a supposed 15-year-old for sex.

A man was arrested for shooting his sister during a domestic dispute in Silverton. She is now stable. Charges include felonious assault and using weapons while intoxicated.

Angela Rahman was announced as Hamilton County's new Community Development Administrator, a role focused on managing federal projects and fostering county growth.

Cincinnati's 1819 Venture Lab Demo Day showcased local entrepreneurs' innovative health technologies, highlighting the city's growing role in healthcare innovation.

Nick Gundrum, a BFA Musical Theatre major, is a semifinalist in the American Pops Orchestra's vocal competition, with a chance to perform at Lincoln Center.

Heavy snow in Cincinnati prompts snow emergencies and travel warnings, while a winter storm in Connecticut leads to school closures and travel hazards.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and partners met in Dayton to discuss a strategy to combat violent crime, focusing on repeat offenders and using intelligence to target hotspots.