Pat Clark joins Central State University as the Associate Head Coach and Co-Defensive Coordinator for the Marauder football team, bringing his extensive experience from collegiate and high school coaching.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used a jovial social media post with the Easter Bunny to spread holiday cheer and remind people of first responders' sacrifices.

ODOT announces lane closures on U.S. 50 and S.R. 132 in Clermont County for a resurfacing project from April 21-23, advising drivers to plan for delays.

Colerain Police team up with high school athletes for the Guardian Games event aiming to strengthen community bonds through athletic competitions on April 22.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated the graduation of 43 students from the GE Aerospace Foundation's Next Engineers initiative, which focused on providing scholarships and career opportunities in engineering.

A man was found shot in a hallway of a Cincinnati apartment, resulting in a fatal incident early this morning. Authorities are investigating the case; no suspects or further details have yet been released.

Students at the University of Cincinnati celebrated Holi, captured in photos showing vibrant colors and joyful interactions, signifying the start of spring.

Jeffrey Strawn from UC explains that "air hunger" linked to anxiety results in a choking sensation without physical exertion, tied to the autonomic nervous system and misinterpreted body signals.

The University of Cincinnati recently honored the academic and extracurricular achievements of Lindner College of Business students at an annual awards ceremony.

National Dispatcher Appreciation Week celebrates essential emergency dispatchers with various activities, and the Butler County Sheriff's Office honors its team with themed apparel.

Australian fruit flies lose sleep to evade parasitic mites, as found in a University of Cincinnati study. This highlights a survival tactic at the cost of rest.

A person was fatally shot in Cincinnati's Spring Grove Village, the incident occurred near local businesses, with few details and no suspect information yet.

Christopher Dowtin from Georgia was arrested for allegedly defrauding the IRS, redirecting millions in tax refunds to himself, including a $32 million check.