The University of Cincinnati's study reveals diverse disordered eating behaviors among college students, suggesting personalized mental health care is needed.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to identify suspects in a June 17 robbery at 6607 Vine St. Call Det. Dawson with info.

Two UC faculty members have been named Fulbright scholars, and will research abroad in quantum physics and nanotechnology, representing the university's commitment to international academic collaboration.

A man died in an early morning crash on I-275 in Forest Park, causing eastbound lane closures and morning traffic delays. The incident is under investigation.

The University of Cincinnati is adapting to new legal requirements by restructuring, including closing its central Equity & Inclusion office and repurposing identity centers, with President Pinto reaffirming commitment to inclusivity.

Butler County Sheriff's Office warned of a scam involving a fake "Lieutenant Meyers" who demanded $4,500 for missed jury duty, highlighting the importance of vigilance.

The National Weather Service warns of persistent heat and humidity with heat indices in the 100s, possible thunderstorms and damaging winds, and chances of localized flooding in Wilmington, Ohio.

Jaysa Kleiber, a University of Cincinnati student, makes strides in special education by engaging in research and hands-on experiences concerning Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD).

Cincinnati Police seek help to find missing teen Jazariah Livingston, last seen June 23 on Burnet Avenue. Call Detective Oliver at 513-352-4567 with info.

A Heat Advisory in Butler County prompts the Sheriff's Office to urge residents to stay calm, hydrated, and alert for heat-related illnesses. Cooling centers are available at local libraries.

Startup Bailout Systems pivoted from military and firefighting safety to arborist safety, adapting its descent device to a new market with promising acceptance, exemplifying the adaptability of startups.

A father-son drug trafficking team in Cincinnati received prison sentences for distributing various drugs, living lavishly, and possessing weapon and assets.

Ohio's roadways are experiencing increased construction activity, prompting the Ohio Department of Transportation to urge drivers to slow down and shift lanes for safety in work zones.