Karen Noda Morishita, who was recognized as the University of Cincinnati's Graduate Student Engineer of the Month, conducts research on PFAS pollutants in the Ohio River.

The article discusses UC's NEXT Innovation Scholars program and a student, Mallika Desai, highlighting experiential learning and preparation for future problem-solving.

NWS Wilmington OH forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and cooler conditions for Ohio River area due to a warm front, with potential severe weather and flash flooding.

Community members and officials gathered at Darke County Fairgrounds to honor fallen officers during a memorial ceremony with a "Roll Call of Heroes."

The Indiana Ohio Railway is repairing the U.S. Route 42 crossing in Warren County, causing detours. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced the work began today and will continue through the week.

The autopsy of Ryan Hinton, who was shot by police, revealed three gunshots; the second shot, entering his left chest and exiting near the sternum, was fatal. Discrepancies between initial reports and the autopsy have led to further investigations.

UC's Assistant Professor Anna Conser collaborates with the College-Conservatory of Music to produce an authentic rendition of the Greek play "Antigone," with ancient song and dance.

Cincinnati mourns 18-year-old Ryan Hinton, laid to rest amid controversy following his fatal shooting by police, which also led to his father facing charges for allegedly retaliating against law enforcement.

A stolen vehicle pursuit led to multiple arrests in Dayton, with officers using a pit maneuver to stop the car after a chase that began in Deerfield Township.

A high-speed chase on I-275, initiated by Sharonville Police after a traffic stop, led to the arrest of Alicia Bryant and Kevin Gabbard, facing various charges including felony assault and drug possession.

Cincinnati's program assisting tenants facing eviction received a $100,000 grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation to provide same-day legal representation.

The article discusses the changing weather patterns, including clear current conditions, an incoming low-pressure system bringing rain and possible thunderstorms, and an unsettled long-term outlook.

The Cincinnati Fire Department is engaging in community outreach, including educational events for children, to strengthen community ties and promote public service careers.