BSI Engineering donates over $1.2 million to fight pancreatic cancer in memory of Bryan Speicher, with funds supporting research at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center.

The Norwood Police Department warns against scammers posing as authorities and advises the public to hang up on suspicious calls and verify questionable inquiries with official agencies.

UC professor Rebecca Borah discusses psychological factors that affect traffic pattern perception, related to pattern recognition and the Mandela effect.

Sakura Adachi is pursuing dual degrees in marketing and neurobiology at the University of Cincinnati, gaining practical experience through a co-op at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.

The Wyoming Police Department, Ohio, reminds residents to secure their vehicles during the holiday season and to be vigilant against thefts, sharing safety tips via social media.

Hebron announced winners of their Resident Decorating contest, with awards across categories like Traditional Christmas and Griswold Christmas, celebrating festive home displays.

Applications are open for Loveland U, a Citizens’ Leadership Academy designed to educate residents about city operations through interactive sessions.

Kettering launches CROSS SAFE initiative to promote pedestrian, cyclist, and motorist safety, with community reminders on traffic vigilance, especially during the holidays.

New tariffs and customs regulations mean online shoppers face extra fees this holiday, due to the U.S. eliminating the small package tariff exemption.

The University of Cincinnati's IT Service Desk will be closed from Dec. 24, 2025, to Jan. 1, 2026, but online resources and Canvas support remain available.

Dr. Vincent Martin provides tips on avoiding migraine triggers during the holiday season, stressing the importance of moderation and planning in activities, diet, and maintaining routines.

The Middletown Middies Football Team was honored by the city for their historic season, receiving a proclamation from Vice Mayor Steve West, celebrating their unifying impact on the community.

Lebanon, Ohio introduces a holiday light recycling program for residents to drop off unwanted lights for repurposing, aiming to reduce landfill waste.