The University of Cincinnati's Hoffman Honors Scholars program enters its second year, supporting a new cohort of students from various fields with scholarships, leadership training, and global study opportunities.

A couple is charged with child abuse in Cincinnati after three malnourished children were found, one now on life support.

Priest Father Edward Burns has been exonerated after an investigation found no evidence of misconduct related to "concerning websites" on his computer.

Dave Cunningham, owner of The Comet in Cincinnati, passed away at 54, impacting the local community that cherished his pub as a cultural and social hub.

James Phillips pleads guilty to illegal transportation of explosives, as announced by the FBI Cincinnati Division.

Hamilton County honors six individuals as 2025 Champions for Change for their exceptional efforts in combatting infant mortality during Infant Mortality Awareness Month.

Hamilton County's Revive + Thrive program offers low-interest loans for essential home repairs and code compliance to residents in need, aimed at preserving housing affordability and preventing displacement.

The University of Cincinnati offers diverse Study Abroad Programs, emphasizing cultural immersion and academic rigor, detailed by Professor Laura Zanotti.

James River Phillips pleaded guilty to transporting explosive materials to a soccer complex in Ohio. The IED was disarmed following police intervention. Sentencing is pending.

The University of Cincinnati College of Law hosted a virtual event, "Life After the LLM," featuring alumni who've made an international impact with their UC Law LLM degrees.

The National Weather Service reports mixed weather in the Ohio region with showers, possible thunderstorms, and dense fog formation expected, along with fluctuating temperatures.

UC Health's new facility for developmental disabilities, named the Timothy Freeman, MD, Center, was unveiled in Cincinnati, offering specialized care for individuals with conditions like Down syndrome and autism.

University of Cincinnati CCM students won 10 Student Production Awards from the NATAS Ohio Valley Chapter, highlighting their media production excellence across various categories.