The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine is integrating AI into physician training with a $1.1 million AMA grant for personalized medical education using real-time feedback.

Cincinnati Police seek public help in a December residential burglary at 18 W. Elder St., urging anyone with information to contact Det. Bohl at 513-352-4580.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking tips on a break-in at 308 Reading Rd where electronics were stolen. A suspect was caught on camera and is being sought for questioning.

Different generations use AI in varied ways, with younger people adopting it quickly and older ones being cautious, says the University of Cincinnati, highlighting its 1819 Innovation Hub's role in ethical AI education and development.

Cincinnati Police seek tips on a recent package theft on W. 15th St. and urge contacting Detective Bryant at 513-352-3521 with information.

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing Artez Harris, last seen wearing a gray jacket and Nike clothing, via a social media post. Contact Detective Metz with info.

UC student Jalen Tucker gains valuable cybersecurity experience through three co-op positions, as the University's co-op program aims to align education with workforce demands, helping students stand out in a challenging job market.

The NWS warns of snow showers and bitter cold in Columbus and Cincinnati, with hazardous driving conditions, and extreme wind chills expected from Saturday to Wednesday.

The City of Forest Park, Ohio, shared their outreach program, CPR, which fosters positive relationships between police and high school students through attending NBA games together.

Forest Park, Ohio is hosting a "Building Bridges: Connecting Community" event to encourage dialogue between young men and local law enforcement at Gracehills Church.

Forest Park residents' normalcy is restored after an emergency at 71 Barnett Rd led to evacuation and shelter-in-place orders, which have now been lifted.

The Hamilton Police Department in Ohio is recruiting new police officers and is open to candidates without prior law enforcement experience. Applications are accepted until March 6.

An arbiter panel mandated the full reinstatement of fired Cincinnati Police Captain Danita Pettis, including backpay, questioning the city's management and allegations against her.