Andy Aiello is named the new CEO of Cincinnati Metro, bringing extensive experience in transit management from previous roles, including at TANK, to lead the system's growth.

University of Cincinnati Cancer Center researchers will present findings at the ASCO Annual Meeting, focusing on the unique challenges faced by young adults with cancer aged 18-39, including high rates of secondary malignancies and comorbidities.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources commemorates Memorial Day with a Facebook post, inviting Ohioans to honor those who served and highlighting the Mohican-Memorial State Forest Shrine.

An Adams County Deputy was in a crash while responding to a call without using lights and sirens. The incident and contributing factors are under investigation. No serious injuries were reported.

Clermont County seeks citizen input for future community development through an online survey and public meetings.

A three-vehicle collision in Butler County led to serious injuries and one person being ejected from a car. The drivers involved were taken to UC Medical for treatment, and the accident is under investigation.

The Full Gospel Church in Hamilton is collecting and donating essentials to the victims of a tornado in London, Kentucky, demonstrating community support and compassion.

Karen Noda Morishita, who was recognized as the University of Cincinnati's Graduate Student Engineer of the Month, conducts research on PFAS pollutants in the Ohio River.

The Zac Brown Band concert in Cincinnati has been postponed due to severe weather, with tickets honored for a new date and refund info to be provided later.

The 4th annual Sam Hubbard Fowling Tournament gathered nearly a thousand people in Norwood to raise funds for children in need through The Sam Hubbard Foundation.

Cincinnati is rebuilding the 1000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point, destroyed by fire. Midstates Recreation is chosen for the project, with an estimated cost of $1.9-$2.1 million. Public input is sought for the design.

Cincinnati records its lowest shootings since 2010 and prepares for a youth crime surge in summer with proactive measures, including the "Summer in Cincy" program.

A 17-year-old boy died in a head-on collision on Mauds Hughes Road; the teen's car crossed lanes and hit a van. The causes are under investigation by the Butler County S.T.A.R.T. team.