The University of Cincinnati celebrates its first Marian Spencer Scholar graduate, who praised the scholarship for allowing a focus on political science studies without financial woes.

The University of Cincinnati's IDD Education Center celebrated its 8th annual Red & Black Blast, raising over $125,000 for programs supporting individuals with disabilities.

A stolen vehicle chase in West Chester ended with one person in custody while two suspects fled, a Flock camera system helped identify the stolen car.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Dispatcher Appreciation Week with themed costumes, honoring their vital role through a light-hearted Facebook post.

The University of Cincinnati is preparing students for high-demand careers in technology, healthcare, business, and engineering with co-op programs and industry partnerships, citing BLS data on future job market changes.

University of Cincinnati research suggests ancient rhinos found at Nebraska's Ashfall Fossil Beds were locals, not migratory, challenging previous migration theories.

Wright State University received an award from the National Veterans Leadership Foundation for exceptional support of military-connected students, thanks to innovative programs like the Captain Shawn L. English Champions Garden.

Clermont County requires building permits to safely restore utilities after flooding and promises fee waivers for affected residents needing inspections.

Cassandra Foltz, a dispatcher for the Butler County Sheriff's Office, is recognized for her work guiding people in distress, managing diverse emergency scenarios, and occasionally working alongside her mother, Officer Stilts.

Butler County Sheriff invites residents to the DEA Take Back Day for safe disposal of unused medications on April 26 at Liberty Township Fire Station 113.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County is set to appear on "The Trace Gallagher Show" on Fox, discussing his "viral Tesla video," as announced by the Sheriff's Office on social media.

Cincinnati prepares for floods with road closures and safety measures as the National Weather Service issues a flood watch due to expected heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

An Indiana man was sentenced to 3-4.5 years for scamming $105,000 in Ohio, as stated by Ohio's AG. He pled guilty to corrupt activity and will pay restitution to 14 victims.