Algeria Wilson received the 2025 UC Blue Ash College Outstanding Alumni Award for her impact on social work and public policy.

Cincinnati Police are seeking information on a sexual imposition suspect at Nice Life Bar on October 5, where a victim was inappropriately touched.

Fifth Third Bancorp is acquiring Comerica for $10.9 billion in a notable all-stock deal, creating the 9th largest U.S. bank with about $288 billion in assets.

Cincinnati Police seek public assistance in a breaking and entering case on Sidney Rd., requesting information via Detective Bittinger at 513-263-8349.

Two minors were injured in a drive-by shooting in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, both are expected to recover. Police are investigating and seeking public information.

Hamilton's upcoming 17STRONG Heritage Walk invites residents to explore Second Ward's history and celebrate community through walking, biking, or driving tours, ending with a social hour.

The Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft on W Corry St and urge residents to assist by providing information to Detective Wolf at 513-569-8627.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing woman Kennesha Johnson, last seen in Mt. Auburn on September 29. They request that anyone with information contact Det. Howell.

A University of Cincinnati student, Adam Wolshire, secures a co-op with Lego in Denmark, fulfilling his dream and contributing to the company's legacy of joy and creativity.

Cincinnati Zoo welcomes two orphaned Montana black bear cubs to their new habitat, Bear Ridge, and emphasizes the importance of wildlife conservation and human-wildlife coexistence.

Cincinnati's Medical Debt Relief Program clears nearly $220 million for over 100,000 residents, addressing economic disparities as part of the city's Financial Freedom Blueprint.

Police seek help finding missing 16-year-old Teeanna Williams in Cincinnati. She was last seen in the Riverside area, wearing a black hoodie, black pants, and Jordan's. Call 513-263-8339 with information.

University of Cincinnati researchers, led by Associate Professor LaShan Hendrix, are studying ways to reverse arterial calcification at the cellular level, challenging the belief that it is an inevitable part of aging.