The University of Cincinnati College of Law's LL.M. program for international attorneys has been honored by The International Jurist, recognizing its academic support and career integration.

Maineville woman dies in a three-vehicle crash in Clinton County, Ohio, and a 19-year-old man is seriously injured.

High pressure will bring warm weather and sunshine to Columbus and nearby regions, with a cold front midweek possibly causing showers and thunderstorms.

Body camera footage of a Cincinnati brawl has surfaced, showing the police response and a 62-year-old man's account. Six individuals face charges, igniting debate over public safety and police roles.

The National Weather Service predicts warm, dry conditions for areas in and around Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio, with potential thunderstorms midweek.

Cincinnati is addressing hate speech incidents, including KKK flyers and public brawls. White supremacist displays have occurred and charges are pending. A law professor discusses the balance of free speech and hate speech in light of these events.

Stuart Bertsch, MD, is appointed chair of the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, effective Aug. 11.

The University of Cincinnati has developed a technology, using cameras for real-time ergonomic analysis, to prevent workplace injuries, eliminating the need for wearable sensors.

Cincinnati hosts Red Bull Flugtag, where teams launch homemade flying machines into the Ohio River. The event includes competitions, prizes, and public viewing at Sawyer Point Park.

The 2025 Voices of America Country Music Festival in West Chester, Ohio, featuring Carrie Underwood and Darius Rucker, has begun, with tickets and parking information available online.

Former Cincinnati Children's Hospital chaplain Ayman Soliman claims his civil rights were violated when held in solitary at Butler County Jail, alleging he was unjustly isolated, which hindered his access to legal counsel and religious practice.

Six people face charges, up to 29.5 years in prison, related to a Cincinnati brawl. The incident prompts safety reviews amid scrutiny of local law enforcement.

A motorcyclist died in Cincinnati after running a red light and hitting a Honda Civic, which then struck two parked cars. The accident investigations continue.