A fight in Cincinnati's Walnut Hills led to a shooting, with two men hospitalized in serious condition. The incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

Hoxworth Blood Center staff co-authored the "Principles of Apheresis Technology, Eighth Edition," contributing their expertise to the apheresis field.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office shared a social media post emphasizing pool safety and vigilance to prevent drownings, especially in children, during the summer.

The National Weather Service predicts daily showers and thunderstorms in the Columbus area, mainly in the afternoon and evening, with a marginal risk of severe weather. Temperatures will stay in the mid-80s.

Multiple sightings of a black bear in Greater Cincinnati have stirred local communities, with the bear captured on police and residential cameras. Officials from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources are tracking the bear to ensure safety.

Mosquitoes in Hamilton County tested positive for West Nile virus, with no human cases reported. Health officials began larvicide treatments and advise public on preventive measures.

Neurosurgery expert Joseph Cheng suggests that rest might worsen certain back conditions like axial spondyloarthritis, while it's beneficial for ankylosing spondylitis. Back pain management should be tailored to the individual's condition.

Cuyahoga Falls singer Brian Johnson stars in "Blind Injustice," an opera about wrongful convictions, including Ricky Jackson's story, showcasing the Ohio Innocence Project's efforts.

The University of Cincinnati offers an Ethics & Dragons summer seminar that uses Dungeons & Dragons to teach moral reasoning to honors students, enhancing their critical thinking and decision-making skills.

University of Cincinnati incorporates VR in language education, allowing cultural immersion on campus, expanding access and enhancing learning experiences.

A Cincinnati couple could face 17 years in prison for their baby's drowning death; they were charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless homicide, and child endangering.

Study led by Dr. Shah of the University of Cincinnati finds using assisted reproductive technology increases pregnancy risks in women with kidney transplants.

The article details a weather forecast warning of heat, humidity, and potential thunderstorms for the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas in Ohio, with varying chances of rain throughout the week.