Cincinnati Public Schools Grapple with $50M Budget Shortfall, Vacant Positions and Hiring Freeze on the Table
Cincinnati Public Schools discussed budget cuts to remedy a $50 million deficit, including a hiring freeze and potential snips to vendor contracts. Community members raised concerns, particularly about freezing social worker positions.
University of Cincinnati Students Set Sights on Lucrative AI and ML Careers Amidst Job Market Boom
The article discusses the opportunities at the University of Cincinnati for students interested in AI and ML, highlighting the job growth in these sectors and the university's resources, such as co-op programs and research opportunities.
University of Cincinnati and University of Minnesota Study Reveals eConsent Boosts Stroke Trial Enrollment Rates
The study demonstrates that electronic informed consent (eConsent) can enhance stroke trial recruitment and adherence, with 33.7% of participants enrolled using this method and 56.1% of sites employing it.
New BCRTA Bus Routes and Chestnut Street Station Set to Revolutionize Public Transit in Miami Area This Fall
Miami is set to see improved public transportation this fall with new, more direct bus routes offered by the BCRTA. This coincides with the opening of the new Chestnut Street Station, featuring amenities to enhance the transit experience.
Ohio House Amendment Threatens Access to Criminal Records, Impeding Justice Advocates Like the Ohio Innocence Project
Ohio House added an amendment to a budget bill restricting access to criminal records until after appeals, which could impact work by groups like the Ohio Innocence Project.
New Cincinnati Metro CEO Commences Tenure with Communal Bus Ride, Underscores Public Transit's Role in City's Daily Life
The new CEO of Cincinnati Metro rode the bus to work on their first day, highlighting the importance of public transit in the city and commending the dedication of transit workers.
Cincinnati Mourns the Loss of Price Hill Chili Founder Sam Beltsos at 88
Sam Beltsos, the founder of the iconic Price Hill Chili in Cincinnati, has died at 88 after battling Alzheimer's. His restaurant, beloved since 1962, became a community staple and part of the city's culinary identity.












