The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center's LDDL is advancing blood cancer treatments and mentoring future scientists, providing hands-on experience in groundbreaking research.

Cincinnati officials have opened emergency shelters, including the daytime St. Anthony Center, offering meals, warmth, and transport amid severe winter conditions.

The Cincinnati Bengals are criticized for not clearing snow from Paycor Stadium seats during a game, potentially breaching NFL rules, despite prioritizing other areas. The NFL is reviewing the situation.

Joe Burrow admitted to playing poorly in the Bengals' 24-0 loss to the Ravens, leading to Cincinnati's playoff elimination and taking personal responsibility for the defeat.

The NWS forecasts cold weather in Ohio with gradual warming. A cold front will bring temporary warmth with rain before temperatures drop again. Aviation forecasts indicate varying visibility and wind conditions.

Evendale, Ohio, cancelled tonight's "A Christmas Carol" at Bell Tower Arts Pavilion due to snow, prioritizing safety. Ticket holders will be informed on how to proceed.

The Highland Heights Police Department urges the community to support Providence House Crisis Nursery through the "Giving Tree" fundraiser, with donations due by December 18th.

President Neville Pinto celebrated the success of graduates from 47 states and 61 countries at the University of Cincinnati's commencement in Fifth Third Arena.

The Norwood Police Department advises residents during a Level 2 Snow Emergency to exchange info for non-injury accidents rather than calling police immediately.

Ohio is experiencing record cold temperatures, with the National Weather Service reporting the end of a snow system and the lifting of all storm advisories. A warming trend is forecast before another system arrives on Thursday.

Jonathan Crabtree is charged with attempted murder and grand theft auto after stabbing a man and stealing a police cruiser in Ohio. His bond is set at $775,000.

Ohio bans synthetic kratom with an order from Gov. DeWine, influenced by concerns over abuse and health risks, as well as personal advocacy from those affected.

A Cincinnati resident won $1 million from the Ohio Lottery scratch-off game, choosing the lump sum over a 25-year annuity. After taxes, the winner gets $728,750.