The article discusses a study from the University of Cincinnati linking socioeconomic status and worsened Parkinson's disease symptoms, highlighting healthcare disparities.

Geoff Baldwin and his company WIN WIN Athletics are innovating flag football gear, capitalizing on the sport's rising popularity, especially among youth and female players.

Hee Ra Yoo joins the University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music as Assistant Professor of Dance, bringing her international experience to the institution starting August 15.

A Cincinnati man, Anthony Marcus Kelly, was arrested for issuing violent online threats against ICE officers, facing charges including threatening to assault and murder U.S. officials.

Cincinnati has started a $7.6 million road safety project on Harrison Avenue, which includes lane resizing, bike lanes, speed cushions, and crosswalk enhancements to improve pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents and speeding.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting an interactive booth at the ongoing Butler County Fair, featuring a Marine Patrol display, a SWAT truck, and giveaways, aimed at fostering community relationships.

A crash on eastbound I-275 at Wards Corner Road in Miami Township caused highway closure and delays. Two people were hospitalized, and alternative routes were advised.

University of Cincinnati plans a one-hour IT maintenance at 11 p.m. on July 24, affecting select services, while cloud-hosted services will remain available.

Dr. Drosatos of the University of Cincinnati has received a $2.6 million grant to investigate diabetic cardiomyopathy, with a focus on the role of the GLUT1 protein in heart disease among individuals with diabetes.

Herman Brunis of Cincinnati was sentenced to a year and a day for COVID-19 relief fraud, including falsifying aid applications, and must pay nearly $300,000 restitution.

A protest in Cincinnati over ICE's detention of Ayman Soliman turned confrontational, leading to multiple arrests and reported violence including police injuries.

David Kelley was honored for his contributions to sports administration education, particularly for founding the MAA program at Ohio University, which influenced the field greatly.

An Evanston man, Malik Mabrey, has been indicted in the fentanyl-related overdose death of Sierra Curley after her release from rehab. He faces charges of manslaughter and drug trafficking.