The autopsy of Ryan Hinton, who was shot by police, revealed three gunshots; the second shot, entering his left chest and exiting near the sternum, was fatal. Discrepancies between initial reports and the autopsy have led to further investigations.

A high-speed chase on I-275, initiated by Sharonville Police after a traffic stop, led to the arrest of Alicia Bryant and Kevin Gabbard, facing various charges including felony assault and drug possession.

A body identified as Timothy Bartley was recovered from the Great Miami River, with the cause of death under investigation.

Research reveals ancient horses migrated over the Bering land bridge both ways during the Pleistocene, challenging one-way migration theories, incorporating DNA, isotopes, and Indigenous knowledge.

ODOT announced I-74 East lane closures near Shepherd and Haft Road underpasses for construction work from May 16-19, with width restrictions in place. Weather delays have altered the project schedule.

Three young men face charges after an incident involving a stolen vehicle that led to a fatal police shooting in East Price Hill.

A Cincinnati police officer sustained minor injuries in an early morning collision involving his cruiser and another vehicle at the 2400 block of Gilbert Avenue. Further details are being investigated.

Miami University highlights its educational strategy, MiamiTHRIVE, and plans for a polytechnic campus through a new video, elucidating its aim to integrate experiential learning for students.

The Ohio Department of Transportation - Cincinnati District 8 is hosting the inaugural Active Transportation conference, focusing on bike safety for children and other non-motorized transport issues.

Stephanie Pilat, an alumna of UC, is appointed as the new dean of DAAP, effective July 1, bringing her academic leadership and innovative approach back to the University of Cincinnati.

Beekman Street ramp to westbound I-74 closes for bridge maintenance from May 16-19, requiring detours via Colerain Avenue. The work is part of a broader $3.1 million district project.

Erin Alcorn, a doctoral student at the University of Cincinnati, won top honors at UC's GradNEXT Competition for her VR-infused classical singing project, also taking the Audience Choice Prize.

The University of Cincinnati is spotlighted for its entrepreneurial impact, with 32% of startups nominated for the Cincy Inno Fire Awards linked to the university.