The University of Cincinnati mourns the passing of esteemed polymer scientist Gregory Beaucage, PhD, renowned for his contributions to small-angle scattering techniques and broad impact in academia and industry.

A 13-year-old was ejected from a truck in Clermont County and hospitalized, with the cause of the accident under investigation.

Ohio enjoys cool, dry weather with high atmospheric pressure; clear skies expected with temperatures ranging from 70 to 75 degrees by day and into the 40s at night.

A lawsuit seeks to disclose court documents of Alex Tchervinski, charged with disorderly conduct after a viral Cincinnati brawl, invoking the public's right to access court records versus privacy protections under Marsy’s Law.

UC Health is laying off 50 workers and discontinuing its mobile stroke unit due to financial challenges, despite efforts to reassign employees and maintain other services.

A former Cincinnati doctor, Frederick Louis Tanzer, pleads guilty to making false statements to federal agents about a 1989 rape case linked to him by DNA evidence.

Desean Brown was ruled competent for trial in the 2020 murder of Nyteisha Lattimore and her son, despite his defense's concerns over his communication abilities and mental state.

The Bengals are set to kick off their NFL season against the Browns, with bets favoring Cincinnati despite their past opener struggles and QB Joe Burrow's average stats in early games.

Ohio Valley residents can expect mixed weather with the weekend starting with light rain and followed by a shift to clear, cool conditions, and a dry week ahead.

Cincinnati Police seek help to identify a suspect in a series of car break-ins and subsequent credit card thefts.

Cincinnati Police investigate a bike theft on Seymour Avenue, request community assistance, and encourage vigilance against rising petty crime rates in the city.

The EU bans TPO in some gel polishes due to safety concerns, categorized as "reproductive toxicant," sparking discussion on industry adaptation and alternative substances.

The University of Cincinnati CECH has welcomed 14 new faculty members, with Dean Huffman expressing excitement for the talents and expertise they bring to the college's educational and research programs.