Kerrington Cross, a University of Cincinnati engineering grad and accomplished athlete, was drafted by the San Diego Padres, marking a rare combination of academic and athletic achievement.

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati found that certain spiders can trick AI into mistaking them for wasps, which was confirmed by a study published in Behavioral Ecology.

An Evanston man, Malik Mabrey, has been indicted in the fentanyl-related overdose death of Sierra Curley after her release from rehab. He faces charges of manslaughter and drug trafficking.

Tom and Pam Mischell, UC alumni and a married couple of 55 years, are celebrated for their philanthropy and leadership in the Cincinnati community and at their alma mater.

The National Weather Service warns of showers, thunderstorms, and potential flooding in Ohio, with a flood watch in effect for specific regions.

Family mourns 12-year-old Nehemiah McMillon killed in shooting linked to a stolen car joyride. Darius McGrew charged with murder and held on a $3 million bond. Victim's family argues the shooting, even amid auto theft, was unreasonable and unfair.

The Cincinnati Police ask for public help to identify a suspect who threw a rock at a car on July 7, using Twitter to share the image and contact info.

ODOT Cincinnati highlights the increase in roadside incidents in 2025, urging drivers to be cautious and heed "Move Over" laws for the safety of road workers.

The University of Cincinnati is trialing a new oral drug to treat MS-related muscle spasticity, with the potential to be more effective and tolerable for patients.

The University of Cincinnati has announced a program funded by an NSF grant, which will enable engineering students to learn about semiconductor manufacturing in Taiwan over the next five years.

The ringleader of a car theft ring, Kahrese Tracey Scott Lee, pleaded guilty to running a $1.5 million vehicle theft operation across multiple states.

A Middletown man has pleaded guilty to federal child exploitation, with coercive tactics against minors online, resulting in a recommended 26-year sentence.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify a suspect in the theft of a Ring Floodlight Camera on June 28 from Hillside Avenue, asking for tips and providing a contact for Detective Gettys.