Pharmacy student Ellie Ishida gains real-world experience through internships at a hospital and local pharmacy while pursuing her Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

The article discusses the challenge of colorectal cancer in the U.S., highlighting the role of the KRAS gene mutation in the disease. Joan Garrett has received a grant to research combination treatments targeting KRAS mutations.

Cincinnati Police seek suspects for an Uptown area assault, asking for public help to identify individuals involved in the incident that left one injured.

Cincinnati's new ordinance fines loitering at transit stops to ensure they serve only for boarding, with an initial focus on engagement rather than strict enforcement.

The Ohio Valley is experiencing unusually warm and dry weather due to an "anomalous ridge." Highs are in the low to mid 80s, with little change expected into the weekend. Rain chances increase next week following a shift in atmospheric conditions.

The Cincinnati Fire Department is participating in Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Chief Breitfelder joining the #MenWearPink campaign and hosting 'Paint the Grail Pink' to raise awareness and funds.

Cincinnati Police are seeking the public's help to identify a burglary suspect for an incident on Westwood Northern Blvd and have directed tips to Detective Giver at 513-263-8379.

Louisette Abikou, a nurse from Benin, overcame financial barriers to pursue a Ph.D. in nursing at UC College, aiming to combat gender-based violence and improve women's health.

Due to a power outage, Lakota Local Schools had a two-hour delay and addressed transportation issues related to the outage, causing inconveniences like disabled radios and lack of bus refueling.

The Cincinnati Police are investigating a theft on W Corry St and urge residents to assist by providing information to Detective Wolf at 513-569-8627.

Adam Montunnas, accused of assaulting a woman, evaded capture following a standoff with Bethel police despite an SRT unit's efforts. He is considered dangerous with access to firearms. Authorities continue their search.

Cincinnati Police are seeking help to find missing woman Kennesha Johnson, last seen in Mt. Auburn on September 29. They request that anyone with information contact Det. Howell.

Cincinnati Police seek info on a felonious assault in District 4, urging public to contact Det. Hatcher at 513-596-8617.