UC research professor Gail Fairhurst received the ICA Steve Chaffee Career Achievement Award for communication studies.

Sheriff Richard K. Jones of Butler County actively participated in the July 4th festivities, engaging with his community and emphasizing safety on social media.

A man was shot in the back early Friday at Cincinnati's Stanley Rowe Towers. His injuries are considered non-life-threatening. No arrests have been made.

The 513Relief Bus and Hamilton County DDS team up for "Accessible Hamilton County," an inclusive event on July 12 with activities and complimentary services.

Cincinnati Animal CARE, at full capacity, hosts a free adoption event sponsored by Cincy Property Twins, offering free adoptions on July 5-6, and a chance to win tickets to the "Superman: Legacy" screening for adopters.

I-75 rest areas in Ohio will close next week for reconstruction, with the project lasting until summer 2026, disrupting travel routines and requiring drivers to find alternatives.

"Dora the Explorer" marks 25 years, with its cultural impact discussed, including representation of Latina characters in children's TV and the need for more inclusive media.

High pressure brings clear skies to Ohio, with a high-pressure system providing warm, storm-free weather and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the coming days.

An Adams County man is charged with involuntary manslaughter for the death of his girlfriend's toddler, the siblings are injured and in protective care.

Centerville-Washington Township prepares for its annual Americana Festival, featuring a parade, fair, and entertainment, with support from the city and dedicated volunteers.

Cincinnati Police seek public help to find a distinctive green and purple BMX stolen on May 29 from 1920 Race St. Contact Detective Taulbee at 513-352-1463 with info.

The Cincinnati Police are seeking public help to identify a theft suspect who stole a purse containing keys, identification, and credit cards on June 12 at Element Eatery. Contact Detective Latham at 513-979-4400 with information.

Emerging practices in TBI management, including a blood biomarker test and a quantitative pupillometer, are revolutionizing emergency care, as discussed by Dr. Kreitzer from the University of Cincinnati.