The CCTST, a joint venture between the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Cincinnati Children's, received a $37.2 million grant renewal from NIH to support translational science and research.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find missing dementia patient Phillip Barnett, last seen October 19 en route to a local store. Call Detective Hert at 513-352-3505 with info.

The University of Cincinnati announces its "Bearcats for Life" themed Homecoming celebration from October 22-25, featuring a football game and a parade with past athletic figures as grand marshals.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office is hosting a family-friendly trick-or-treating event on Halloween, featuring various units, bike giveaways, and a chance for community engagement with law enforcement.

Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge hires an employment lawyer amid scrutiny of her leadership and discussions of potential replacement following recent downtown violence.

Cincinnati Police seek help finding missing 17-year-old Savanna Jones, she may be in Westwood or Cheviot. Public urged to contact Det. Colonel with info.

Cincinnati Mayor suggests earlier curfew for minors after recent violence and shootings around Fountain Square. Additional safety measures are being considered.

Colerain Police's 'Fill the Cruiser' food drive, in partnership with Kroger and local residents, successfully supported SON Ministries to help those facing food insecurity.

Multiple shootings in Cincinnati, including incidents in the West End and Fountain Square, have led to injuries and heightened police presence, with ongoing investigations and calls for action to address gun violence.

Cincinnati Police request public aid in locating a stolen Urban Arrow E-Bike, taken from 801 Plum St. between 2:40-2:50 p.m. on October 8.

A man was fatally shot in Cincinnati's Mt. Airy neighborhood. Police and fire crews responded, but he died on the scene. A language barrier is affecting the investigation. No suspect named yet, public urged to contact CrimeStoppers with information.

The Ohio Bat Fest, organized by UC's Joe Johnson and Missy Meierhofer, aims to educate the public about bats, featuring interactive booths, drone demonstrations, and a telemetry scavenger hunt to encourage conservation.

Lindner College of Business will host an AI-focused summit, offering networking opportunities and discussions on AI in business. The event costs $15 for students and provides PDUs.