Study shows alteplase is effective for acute ischemic stroke up to 24 hours after symptoms, potentially extending treatment window and improving patient outcomes.

Cincinnati Police are seeking a suspect for an August 6 burglary on Sycamore Street, asking for public help with any information after releasing a suspect image on social media.

Governor Mike DeWine attended the groundbreaking for the $13.4 million Liberty Landing project in New Richmond, aimed at revitalizing the community and enhancing local commerce.

Dominick S. Gerace II was sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio in a ceremony led by Judge McFarland, with experience in high-profile legal work.

A University of Cincinnati study by Joshua Miller indicates moose may be native to Colorado's southern Rockies, influencing regional wildlife management and protection strategies.

Cincinnati's FOP seeks to remove Iris Roley, a police relations consultant accused of interfering with police duties, following the gathering of over 2,400 signatures.

Body camera footage of a Cincinnati brawl has surfaced, showing the police response and a 62-year-old man's account. Six individuals face charges, igniting debate over public safety and police roles.

The University of Cincinnati has developed a technology, using cameras for real-time ergonomic analysis, to prevent workplace injuries, eliminating the need for wearable sensors.

Former Cincinnati Children's Hospital chaplain Ayman Soliman claims his civil rights were violated when held in solitary at Butler County Jail, alleging he was unjustly isolated, which hindered his access to legal counsel and religious practice.

Cincinnati Police seek public assistance regarding a July 29 theft in the D3 area and ask for information to help identify suspects from released images.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office announced internal promotions, sharing their pride on Facebook and highlighting officers taking on new roles, including road patrol and dispatch supervisor.

Miami University completed installation of 3,330 solar panels, contributing to its sustainability efforts and preparing to produce 2,000 MWh annually. The solar fields are part of the future Sharon and Graham Mitchell Sustainability Park.

Miami University ranks 131st in Forbes' list of America's Best Employers for Women, appreciated for fostering gender equity and a supportive work environment.