Expert warns of the risks associated with "buy now, pay later" apps, emphasizing hidden fees, lack of consumer protection, and the danger of overspending.

University of Cincinnati alumna Taylor Allgood has been selected as a 2026 Marshall Scholar, set to study food anthropology and international planning in the UK.

The Cincinnati Bengals are partnering with Hamilton County Job & Family Services to collect toys for foster kids at their Dec. 14 game. Fans can donate at the stadium or via an Amazon Wish List.

The Clermont County Animal Shelter's expansion is on course, with the recent completion of new kennel roof framing, aiming to double outdoor kennels and improve animal welfare.

Reesë Tuttle, daughter of Jesse "Hackah Jak" Tuttle, has earned five college degrees before post-high school and founded AP2T Labs. Once a C-D student, her passion for tech led her to academic success and a diverse set of interests.

Alumni Ray and Connie Brooks have donated $10 million to the University of Cincinnati for scholarships in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

The Cincinnati Police Department is searching for Monae Gentry, a missing 13-year-old with medical conditions, last seen in a grey jacket, black pants, and white shoes.

Clermont County announces the dedication of its expanded Juvenile Court on December 12, featuring 29,000 square feet of new space and state-of-the-art courtrooms.

Cincinnati's snow plow tracker faced outages during the season's first significant snowfall, challenging the city's updated winter response tactics, but remained a tool for transparency when functional.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect for criminal damage in Glenridge Place on November 3, and ask for public help to identify the individual.

BYU supporters donated 27,000 pounds of food to the University of Cincinnati's Bearcats Pantry, demonstrating cross-conference solidarity and addressing student food insecurity.

Cincinnati Police are searching for missing Sara Jefferson from the Clifton area, urging public assistance via social media. No further details on her disappearance were provided.

Loveland, Ohio, is hiring a mechanic/maintenance worker for the Public Works Department, offering $51,784–$71,216 and benefits. Experience with vehicle repairs and a valid driver's license are required. Applications are open until December 5.