The University of Cincinnati ranks 8th on the Princeton Review's list of green campuses, citing their comprehensive sustainability practices and campus life quality.

Firefighter Dominic King joins Evendale Emergency Services, bringing construction experience and technical rescue skills to the team, alongside his family life and entrepreneurial ventures.

Matthew 25: Ministries prepares for hurricane relief as Category 5 Hurricane Melissa approaches Jamaica, potentially affecting other Caribbean nations. They have pre-positioned aid and plan to send healthcare professionals and supplies.

Nurse Stephanie Bates, inspired by her experiences during the 2010 Haiti earthquake, focuses her career on studying childhood stress and its long-term effects.

The Bair family donated items like toys and collars to the Butler County Sheriff's Office K-9 Team, praised on Facebook for supporting police dogs' training.

A Covedale intersection is to be upgraded for safety with CDBG funds, adding a traffic signal and improving crosswalks and ramps near a school and church.

Evendale Emergency Services highlighted new member Scott's expertise and dedication to serving the community in a recent Facebook post, inviting followers to learn more about him.

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 University of Cincinnati prepares for Homecoming on Oct. 25 with a parade and football game against Baylor, including road closures and parking information.

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.

The Clermont County Animal Shelter begins remodeling and expansion projects, enhancing laundry facilities and increasing outdoor kennels to improve animal care and efficiency.

Ohio received a $3 million NSF grant to boost its research infrastructure through the SHARE project, co-led by Jane Strasser and Douglas Delahanty. The initiative will develop RCOP models for leadership training and aims to expand beyond Ohio.

Cincinnati's Ohio Bat Fest aims to educate the public about the importance of bats and dispel myths about them through interactive activities and research presentations.