The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts mixed rain and snow for Ohio, with cold temperatures and potential travel disruptions due to weather disturbances.

The WHO has recommended GLP-1 medications for long-term obesity treatment, as discussed by Dr. Malti Vij, highlighting their effectiveness and potential for broad insurance coverage.

Reesë Tuttle, daughter of Jesse "Hackah Jak" Tuttle, has earned five college degrees before post-high school and founded AP2T Labs. Once a C-D student, her passion for tech led her to academic success and a diverse set of interests.

ChatGPT helps holiday shoppers with gift ideas and budgeting, as highlighted by Professor Sachin Modi and examined by WLWT through shopper surveys at Rookwood Commons.

Stephen Rush from the University of Cincinnati discussed concerns about AI in teen mental health therapy, stressing that AI still lacks the ability to deal with crises effectively.

Ohio residents brace for a cold weekend with a mix of rain and snow forecasted by NWS Wilmington; light accumulations and minimal travel impacts expected.

The Cincinnati Zoo celebrates International Cheetah Day as their three cheetah cubs become ambassadors for conservation, while an innovative program helps protect cheetahs in the wild.

OncoSupport, an AI platform developed by a University of Cincinnati student, is designed to personalize support group connections for cancer patients and is entering clinical trials.

Alumni Ray and Connie Brooks have donated $10 million to the University of Cincinnati for scholarships in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

A man from Dublin, Ohio, with a history of sex offenses, has been sentenced to over 12 years in federal prison after trying to meet with a supposed 15-year-old for sex.

Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval admitted to his car being repossessed in 2024 due to his "carelessness" but contested the authenticity of a document alleging a further repossession.

A man was arrested for shooting his sister during a domestic dispute in Silverton. She is now stable. Charges include felonious assault and using weapons while intoxicated.

University of Cincinnati students engage kids at the Holocaust & Humanity Center to spur empathy and courage, blending fun activities with lessons in being "upstanders."