Gladys, a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo, is pregnant. Raised by humans, she overcame a broken arm with a 3D-printed cast. Her mate Mbeli and the zoo celebrate the pregnancy.

UC College-Conservatory of Music's Professor Mara Helmuth was named a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow, celebrating her contributions and future potential in composition.

Cincinnati's Evanston neighborhood improved with a clean-up event on Earth Day, seeing city workers and locals collaborate on environmental care and beautification.

Cincinnati Metro has launched a Rider Rewards program that allows users to earn points for free passes and perks by using their public transit system and tracking via the Transit app.

The University of Cincinnati's disc golf team, the UC Discats, won the PDGA National College Championship, marking their second victory in three years.

The FBI arrested James River Phillips in Ohio for allegedly possessing an unregistered explosive device. An ongoing investigation links him to other explosive incidents.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office highlighted the importance and lighter side of their K-9 Unit, emphasizing both their law enforcement role and joyous downtime activities.

Syed Ahmad from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center recommends genetic counseling for people with a family history of cancer, emphasizing its value despite fears of the unknown.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office educated followers on the meteorological term "flanking line," emphasizing its significance in weather patterns and atmospheric dynamics.

The University of Cincinnati honored local service-learning heroes, awarding Over-the-Rhine Community Housing and faculty members for community engagement efforts.

The University of Cincinnati celebrated student innovation at their CEAS Expo, awarding the inaugural 1819 Innovation Awards to standout engineering projects.

Deputy Stephen Schwein retired after a 50-year law enforcement career spanning multiple positions including Detective Captain and Police Chief, celebrated by the Butler County Sheriff's Office.

Wright State University's graduate engineering and computer science programs have been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for 2025.