UAW workers are striking at GE Aerospace over contract disputes, demanding more reasonable health care costs and job security, as negotiations have stalled.

UC's cooperative program draws students and companies like HEAPY, which invests significantly in student talent through the co-op model, and is expanding its co-op student intake, evidencing the fruitful link between academia and industry.

Clermont County unveiled a new mural celebrating the nation's upcoming 250th anniversary, featuring local Underground Railroad history on a Williamsburg Township barn.

New Richmond's Liberty Landing project progresses with construction starting in September and marina build targeted for spring 2026. Renderings are available online.

The Hoffman Honors Scholars program at the University of Cincinnati is entering its second year, welcoming 22 new diverse students, and aims to provide debt-free careers and real-world skills.

Sens. Capito and Cardin received the Fogarty Award for Bipartisan Service from the University of Cincinnati's Portman Center, celebrating political cooperation.

Dry weather is expected in Columbus and Cincinnati following a cold front, with high pressure bringing clear skies into early next week, but rain chances increase by mid-week.

Over 600 UAW members at GE Aerospace in Ohio and Kentucky are on strike over job security, healthcare costs, and time off, after failed contract negotiations.

A burglary occurred on Eastview Drive in Springfield Township, and police have released security images of the masked suspect, seeking community help to identify them.

A power outage at Lakota Local Schools' Service Center delays school by two hours, affecting buses and safety operations, leading to some program cancellations. Classes will proceed on a modified schedule.

A passenger was airlifted after a stolen truck crashed in Clermont County. The driver fled and remains at large.

Cincinnati police officer Thomas Back was arrested on domestic violence charges after allegedly assaulting his girlfriend and chasing her with his vehicle. He has been stripped of police powers and reassigned administratively.

The Lindner College of Business has announced new leadership, faculty, and staff for the 2025-26 academic year, including promotions and new hires in various departments.