Hoxworth Blood Center encourages holiday blood donations through "Holiday Heroes of the Tristate" events, featuring tributes, giveaways, and partnerships with local businesses.

Over 2,600 students from 47 states and 61 countries graduated at the University of Cincinnati's commencement, with President Pinto and commencement speaker Emma Bauer celebrating their achievements.

Ohio faces heavy snow and bitter cold temperatures as forecasted by the National Weather Service in Wilmington, with significant snowfall and wind chill temperatures below zero expected.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office thanked the community on social media for help in identifying a suspect in a Tide Pods theft and issued an arrest warrant for Thurman Leslie McIntosh III.

The City of Forest Park Professional Firefighters announced on social media the promotion of Lt. Bauer to Lieutenant of Unit 2, highlighting his leadership and strong work ethic.

The Fairfield Police used flock cameras to recover two stolen vehicles and arrest a suspect facing charges for obstructing official business and driving with a suspended license.

Middletown Firefighters Local 336 donated funds raised from a golf event to support youth in their community, as shared in a social media post about their charitable activities.

UC Law professor Christopher Bryant discusses the story of George Remus, a Cincinnati bootlegger, detailing his legal exploitation of Prohibition's loopholes and his dramatic fall.

Proposed US federal loan rule changes could impact the finances of nursing students, potentially limiting their access to advanced degree programs and careers.

The COBRA trial shows KRd improves multiple myeloma outcomes compared to VRd, despite higher toxicity rates, adding complexity to treatment decisions.

Professor Scott Dust at the University of Cincinnati is advancing academia and business in Cincinnati by fostering student leadership and partnering with local companies to address challenges like AI integration and managerial development.

John Weidner, University of Cincinnati's interim provost, was named a fellow of the National Academy of Inventors for his innovative work in electrochemical hydrogen production.

UC welcomed new Bearcats, including ten Marian Spencer Scholarship recipients, offering a full ride and study abroad benefits to high-achieving CPS district students.