Emma Kalinowski switched majors from fashion marketing to business, then found her passion in the Exercise Science program at the University of Cincinnati.

University of Cincinnati's NEXT Innovation Scholars have released the "Horizon Shift" report, analyzing future trends in healthcare, education, and entertainment.

A man in his late twenties to mid-thirties was shot dead in Carthage early this morning. Police found him with multiple gunshot wounds. No suspect information is available, and the investigation continues.

The Cincinnati Fire Department celebrated its annual field trip that educates students on firefighting and safety, thanking Trent Carter and Stations 29 and 14 for their contributions.

Bodycam footage shows a fatal police shooting of Kelsey Hildal after a wrong-way pursuit on I-275 ended with police firing at Hildal, who displayed a gun.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted its K-9 unit's training success in narcotics detection, praising K-9 Radd's performance with Deputy Davenport in a Facebook video.

Jessica Davis, a student at the Lindner College of Business, leverages her competitive swimming background into excelling at personal branding in her marketing studies.

FC Cincinnati and Hoxworth Blood Center partner for a blood donation campaign in May, offering donors an exclusive team-themed shirt as a thank-you gift.

A man was charged with the murder of an Indiana woman and for framing another, shaking the local community and leaving the victim's family seeking justice.

A study by the University of Cincinnati has found that increased police budgets raise home values in low-income areas while decreasing them in affluent ones, challenging previous assumptions.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a break-in at an apartment on Kinney Avenue where a Blink camera was stolen by a suspect named "Roman." Public assistance is sought.

Ohio's budget proposal could limit law enforcement record transparency, worrying advocates like OIP's Mark Godsey who fear it will hinder wrongful conviction efforts. Critics say the bill could indefinitely seal police records from public access.

The Kettering Police Department honored Melissa Hennegan and Leslie Ferrell for their administrative contributions on Administrative Professionals Day.