The Cincinnati Business Courier highlights the University of Cincinnati's role in fueling economic growth through its contribution to the workforce with career-ready graduates.

Clermont County homeowners must pay their second-half real estate taxes by July 9. Payments can be made by mail, in person, or online, with various resources available for assistance.

Two men were arrested for a fatal shooting in South Cumminsville, with charges including felonious assault. The victim, Jevon Kirk, died from the incident. The suspects claim they don't know each other or the victim.

The University of Cincinnati's College-Conservatory of Music has added British cellist Benjamin Hughes, a former BBC Concert Orchestra principal, to its Strings Department.

Miami University student Julia Moore analyzed structures of middle-grade fiction, finding common themes of character growth in confronting limiting beliefs across various genres, which can influence young readers' personal development.

A road hole in Colerain Township caused lane closures on Colerain Avenue and I-275, leading to traffic delays. Police alerted the public and ODOT commenced repairs, with updates pending on the timeframe for full restoration.

UC and P&G collaborate on antibacterial research using gold nanoparticles to enhance molecular analysis of bacteria, potentializing more effective antimicrobials.

Hoxworth Blood Center and Biggby Coffee partner to give blood donors a free coffee as a thank-you gift, with over 30 Tristate area locations participating.

The article reports on a protest at the Butler County Correctional Complex, where a crowd of about 500 people gathered to express concerns over immigration policies. The sheriff's office maintained order and one person was arrested.

Dr. Daniel Sun from the University of Cincinnati states that hearing loss is linked to cognitive decline and dementia, impacting one in seven Americans and urging regular hearing screenings.

A home explosion in Liberty Township linked to homemade fireworks killed one and left two critically injured, including a child. Investigations are ongoing.

The widow of slain gym owner Patrick Heringer criticized Cincinnati officials, believing his death was preventable and that authorities failed to ensure safety.

The Jewish Cemeteries of Greater Cincinnati rededicated restored tombstones vandalized last summer, in an event emphasizing community resilience and remembrance.