A former Cincinnati Children's Hospital doctor is charged with federal child pornography crimes, possessing over 153,000 images and videos. No link to patients has been found.

Cincinnati Police are investigating a breaking that occurred yesterday and are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect from images of incidents at 1401 Vine St. and 18 W. 13th St.

Cincinnati Police successfully located 19-year-old James Scott with public help after he went missing on August 7.

UC's Siddall Hall's renovation receives praise for its location and amenities, favored by students for proximity to campus facilities and local businesses.

An Amazon delivery driver died after being hit by a truck while delivering a package in Green Township. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek more information.

Two men in Middletown face charges after the body of pregnant Brittany Fuhr-Storms was found in a tote; one man admitted to keeping her body for days.

Rod Fussinger recovered from a brain disorder misdiagnosed as Parkinson's, thanks to Dr. LaPorta's accurate diagnosis and treatment at UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute.

The study from the University of Cincinnati finds that like humans, pregnant cockroaches need more sleep for their offspring's health, impacting gestation and milk protein production.

UC alumni Drs. Manu & Sangeetha Sethi have pledged to create an endowed scholarship for medical students at their alma mater with demonstrated need and high academic achievement.

The article discusses the rising energy demands and economic impacts of AI technology, highlighting concerns about increased electric bills and the need for more energy-efficient AI systems.

Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard is opening in Sharonville's Depot Square, bringing a new dessert option to the local food scene with construction expected to take eight weeks.

Two Cincinnati women, Deneal Dannelly with end-stage renal failure and Emily Sikora with a rare blood cancer, are seeking life-saving donors for a kidney transplant and stem cell transplant, respectively.

A documentary titled "Cradle of Coaches," detailing Miami University's football coaching legacy, is set to release in Spring 2026, featuring interviews with prominent football figures.